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Team Reporters
Right now, an admin has to type in every score by hand. Team Reporter hands the mic to the people who care most — players and parents — so results, goalscorers, and photos can go up the moment the final whistle blows.
Report results
Submit the score and goalscorers — published after a quick admin review.
Share photos
Upload match-day photos and tag the players in them.
Climb the board
Every approved report and photo moves you up the reporter leaderboard.
Every time a reporter names a goalscorer, the league quietly builds a real roster of players behind the scenes. That roster is what will power player profile pages, player cards, and fan voting down the road — with no separate "build a roster" project needed.
An admin always reviews everything before it goes public, so nothing wrong or inappropriate ever slips through.
Apply
A parent or student applies to be the official voice of their team.
Get approved
A region admin reviews the application and approves or rejects it.
Submit a report
Final score, goalscorers, Player of the Match, and a one-line recap.
Admin moderates
Approve, request a correction, or reject — same safety rules as manual entry.
Goes live
The match page updates instantly, and new player names become real player records.
A later phase — match photos that bring pages to life.
This involves minors, so caution isn't an afterthought — it's built in from day one.
Pick your region to see every school competing there — then open your team's page to apply.
Pick your region above to find your team and apply, or open your reporter workspace if you're already approved.
Open reporter workspaceA reporter's power is team-scoped — being a reporter for one team never lets you report for another, or for a match your team isn't even playing in.
What if two reporters disagree?
The system never guesses. Conflicting scores get flagged for an admin to resolve.
Tournament rules stay protected
Reporter submissions run through the exact same rules as admin entry — group-stage locks and playoff brackets can't be broken by a submission.