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TeamSnap Customer Profile: City of Troy Fire Department Station 5
(Oct 9th, 2012)
Although TeamSnap is most often used for sports, we’re always excited to learn about other groups that find ways to use our service. We spoke with Charles Kniffen, fire fighter and treasurer at the City of Troy Fire Department Station 5 in Michigan, to learn about their creative use of TeamSnap to manage their department.
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The New TeamSnap 2.0 iPhone App is Available — and Awesome!
(Oct 3rd, 2012)
Over half of our traffic comes from mobile devices, and a significant number of our users interact with TeamSnap almost exclusively from their phones or tablets, so today we’re thrilled to take the wraps off of version 2.0 of our iOS app for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad. Although we’ve added some great things to the app over the last few months, this release gives team managers and coaches much more power to manage their team right from the game or practice.Read more on The New TeamSnap 2.0 iPhone App is Available — and Awesome!…
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Why Is Baseball Practice So Boring?
(Mar 21st, 2012)
If you’ve ever watched or been involved with a youth baseball practice that was slower than watching paint dry, you’re not alone. Probably what you witnessed was a youth pitcher, who doesn’t pitch well, throwing to a youth hitter who doesn’t hit very well, with everyone else standing around waiting for something to happen. You have seen it before — the outfielders are sitting down, the shortstop and the 3rd baseman are having a rock fight, the 2nd baseman is playing catch with his glove, and the 1st baseman is drawing pictures in the dirt with his right toe. Meanwhile the coach is trying to explain to the pitcher how to get the ball over the plate, and the assistant coach is trying to explain to the hitter all the reasons why s/he is missing 4 out of 5 pitches.
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Mark Cornick Is A TeamSnapper
(Dec 19th, 2011)
TeamSnap is proud to welcome Mark Cornick to the team!
Mark is the “devops” guy at TeamSnap. Like the utility infielder or the combo guard, the devops engineer moves between multiple positions, handling software development and platform engineering, and keeping the team moving deftly.
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Spyder pledges $1000 to Wounded Warrior Project
(Jul 28th, 2010)
Congrats to our Boulder neighbors, ski apparel brand Spyder Active Sports, who have just announced their pledge to raise $1,000 for the Wounded Warrior Project by reaching out to their Facebook page members. WWP is a nonprofit which provides programs and services to injured soldiers returning from war. Great use of social media – talk about webbing for good. Go Spyder!
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Article and Video Highlight Multiple Uses for TeamSnap
(Jul 12th, 2010)
ABC News helps spread the word about the usefulness of TeamSnap in managing both sports teams and non-sport clubs. The article and video do a great job of highlighting the fact that TeamSnap lightens the administrative load of an organizer, which allows more time to enjoy the activity itself.
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Boulder Gets Some New York Times Love
(May 19th, 2010)
TeamSnap’s hometown of Boulder gets some love in the New York Times this week. Read on to see why this little town in Colorado has become a hotbed of startups.
Boulder, Colo., a Magnet for High-Tech Start-Ups (New York Times)
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Should TeamSnap Support Wok Racing?
(Mar 29th, 2010)
Wok Racing has become huge in Germany, and as an international solution for team management, TeamSnap is always looking to be on the forefront of serving our customers (and potential customers).
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Special Offer: 25% off Photobooks For a Limited Time
(Feb 18th, 2010)
Have you tried out our new Photobooks feature yet? Visit the Photos tab to create beautiful keepsake photobooks directly from the photos you already have saved in TeamSnap. Build as many books as you like; pay only if you decide to buy. It’s a great way to remember your team’s season or to create gifts for players or family.
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Season Archiving Just Got Smarter
(Feb 18th, 2010)
We’ve just added a little bit of smarts to our Season Archiving feature (the feature that lets you save all the data from your completed season and start fresh with a new season). We got some feedback that teams often add games or events for a new season before they’re ready to archive, so now you can choose to carry over some of your games and events instead of all or none. You pick the first game for the new season and it will carry over to your new TeamSnap season; the games before that go into the archive.
