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A virtual youth sports platform keeping teams connected, active and strong

For coaches, players, parents and club administrators.

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The first player-centric youth sports platform focused on team development and culture so every player can build athletic skills and life skills.

Player Evaluations that are simple/fast/objective

Self Evals for players too

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Foster team communication and engagement with our new activity feed.

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Add Emoji
Attach iSport360 Blog Post

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Teammates can connect and share in the Virtual Locker Room.

Parents and coaches can monitor all Locker Room communication.

Fully compliant with COPPA child privacy laws and the SafeSport Act to prevent abuse, bullying, harassment and hazing

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Set goals for your players based on their sport, age and gender.

Athletic skills and life skills, developed by experts, in line with national governing bodies.

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11/23/2021

3 Tips to Giving Thanks to Your Coach

Don’t forget about thanking the coaches that help you day in and day out. In everything we do as an athlete, there are always so many people to thank from coaches, trainers, teachers, parents and teammates. At this time of the year, we just wanted to remind you to give thanks to those that help ... Read more
11/22/2021

What young athletes should eat before and after the game

For young athletes, planning is key to eating the right nutritious foods at the right times, said University of Chicago Medicine Comer Children’s Hospital pediatric gastroenterologist Timothy A. S. Sentongo, MD. While younger kids who compete in shorter games might not need to pay as much attention to their game-time nutrition, older kids who are ... Read more
11/21/2021

23 Best Children’s Books About Sports

One of the best ways to encourage children to read is to help them find books about topics they enjoy. Sports themed books are usually a big hit, especially with boys who may not love reading! These books have topics covering football, baseball, soccer, and others. These are our top picks for the best children’s ... Read more
11/20/2021

Basketball: Getting Buckets! (1st Level)

To quote one of the greatest NBA basketball players of all-time, Hall of Fame legend Bill Russell, “this game has always been, and will always be, about buckets.” Mr. Russell was simply telling us to “get to the money!” So let’s get to it; I’ll explain. A Simple Question  I like to ask young players ... Read more
11/8/2021

10 Things All New Sports Parents Should Know

When I signed my first child up for gymnastics and then later for softball, I entered a whole new world. Youth sports is its own unique culture, and I had certainly had no idea what I was getting into. I figured it couldn’t be very hard to stand on the sidelines or sit in the ... Read more
11/8/2021

What you hear when not coaching from the sidelines

What kind of sideline parent are you? The concept of “Silent Saturdays” is an annual focus on my kids’ youth soccer calendar. It’s typically a day on the schedule that is highly promoted to parents and coaches. The idea is for parents to sit on the sidelines and watch the game. And to let the ... Read more
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11/23/2021

3 Tips to Giving Thanks to Your Coach

Don’t forget about thanking the coaches that help you day in and day out. In everything we do as an athlete, there are always so many people to thank from coaches, trainers, teachers, parents and teammates. At this time of the year, we just wanted to remind you to give thanks to those that help ... Read more
11/22/2021

What young athletes should eat before and after the game

For young athletes, planning is key to eating the right nutritious foods at the right times, said University of Chicago Medicine Comer Children’s Hospital pediatric gastroenterologist Timothy A. S. Sentongo, MD. While younger kids who compete in shorter games might not need to pay as much attention to their game-time nutrition, older kids who are ... Read more
11/21/2021

23 Best Children’s Books About Sports

One of the best ways to encourage children to read is to help them find books about topics they enjoy. Sports themed books are usually a big hit, especially with boys who may not love reading! These books have topics covering football, baseball, soccer, and others. These are our top picks for the best children’s ... Read more
11/20/2021

Basketball: Getting Buckets! (1st Level)

To quote one of the greatest NBA basketball players of all-time, Hall of Fame legend Bill Russell, “this game has always been, and will always be, about buckets.” Mr. Russell was simply telling us to “get to the money!” So let’s get to it; I’ll explain. A Simple Question  I like to ask young players ... Read more
11/8/2021

10 Things All New Sports Parents Should Know

When I signed my first child up for gymnastics and then later for softball, I entered a whole new world. Youth sports is its own unique culture, and I had certainly had no idea what I was getting into. I figured it couldn’t be very hard to stand on the sidelines or sit in the ... Read more
11/8/2021

What you hear when not coaching from the sidelines

What kind of sideline parent are you? The concept of “Silent Saturdays” is an annual focus on my kids’ youth soccer calendar. It’s typically a day on the schedule that is highly promoted to parents and coaches. The idea is for parents to sit on the sidelines and watch the game. And to let the ... Read more
Previous Next
11/23/2021

3 Tips to Giving Thanks to Your Coach

Don’t forget about thanking the coaches that help you day in and day out. In everything we do as an athlete, there are always so many people to thank from coaches, trainers, teachers, parents and teammates. At this time of the year, we just wanted to remind you to give thanks to those that help ... Read more
11/22/2021

What young athletes should eat before and after the game

For young athletes, planning is key to eating the right nutritious foods at the right times, said University of Chicago Medicine Comer Children’s Hospital pediatric gastroenterologist Timothy A. S. Sentongo, MD. While younger kids who compete in shorter games might not need to pay as much attention to their game-time nutrition, older kids who are ... Read more
11/21/2021

23 Best Children’s Books About Sports

One of the best ways to encourage children to read is to help them find books about topics they enjoy. Sports themed books are usually a big hit, especially with boys who may not love reading! These books have topics covering football, baseball, soccer, and others. These are our top picks for the best children’s ... Read more
11/20/2021

Basketball: Getting Buckets! (1st Level)

To quote one of the greatest NBA basketball players of all-time, Hall of Fame legend Bill Russell, “this game has always been, and will always be, about buckets.” Mr. Russell was simply telling us to “get to the money!” So let’s get to it; I’ll explain. A Simple Question  I like to ask young players ... Read more
11/8/2021

10 Things All New Sports Parents Should Know

When I signed my first child up for gymnastics and then later for softball, I entered a whole new world. Youth sports is its own unique culture, and I had certainly had no idea what I was getting into. I figured it couldn’t be very hard to stand on the sidelines or sit in the ... Read more
11/8/2021

What you hear when not coaching from the sidelines

What kind of sideline parent are you? The concept of “Silent Saturdays” is an annual focus on my kids’ youth soccer calendar. It’s typically a day on the schedule that is highly promoted to parents and coaches. The idea is for parents to sit on the sidelines and watch the game. And to let the ... Read more
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