FieldPass HQ

FieldPass HQ

What are you running?

Pick the one that matches you. Each start uses those words, and a parent does not need an account.

League You schedule many teams that share fields and umpires. Example: a rec league with 12U and 14U on three diamonds. You get a week, divisions, fields, and a public page families can open. Single team You have one team and want a roster and a schedule. Example: a travel team that plays a few games a month. You get one public team page. It is not a league. Club You run several age groups under one club name. Example: River City Baseball with 8U, 10U, and 12U. You get one club page and a team page for each age group. School You run sports for a school, with levels such as varsity and JV. Example: a high school with baseball and softball, varsity and JV. You get a school page. Each sport and level is a team. Tournament You run a weekend event with pools and a bracket. Example: a Sunday cup with four 12U teams on two fields. You get an event with divisions, pool play, and a public bracket. Parent or player You want one team's games. You do not need an account. Example: a text that says the 10U game moved to Diamond 2. You can find a team or open the link you were sent.

How FieldPass works

  1. You pick what you are running. A league is many teams on shared fields. A club is several age groups. A school is sports and levels. A tournament is one event.
  2. You add the pieces that match. For a league, choose League as the organization type. FieldPass opens your league week.
  3. You publish the week or the event. Families open that page. They do not need an account.
  4. FieldPass does not register players, take payments, or build the schedule for you.