Club management

Sports club management without five separate spreadsheets

Member lists in one spreadsheet, the roster in another, volunteers on a whiteboard and communication in a chat nobody reads. AthletiLink brings member management, roster management and messaging into a single view you can open on your phone at the side of the pitch.

What clubs get free

  • Public club page players can find in search
  • Player directory filtered by sport, position and location
  • Squad and group messaging with attachments
  • Tryout, fixture and fundraiser posts
  • Roster views with profiles and measurables
Browse players by sport
Sports club team huddled together on the pitch

Member management that stays current

The reason club member lists rot is that one person owns them. When a player changes number, position or availability, the update never reaches the file.

On AthletiLink each member maintains their own profile. Your member list is a view over live profiles, not a snapshot from the start of the season.

  • Live member profiles with sport, position, age group and contact preferences
  • Roster views by squad, age group or position
  • Availability and status visible before you pick a matchday squad
  • Message an individual, a position group or the whole squad

Roster management for selection day

Selection is easier when everything that decides it sits on one screen: position, recent form posted to the feed, measurables and availability.

Because profiles carry film and verified numbers, you can also justify selection to players and parents with evidence rather than opinion — which is where most club disputes actually start.

Volunteers are members too

Every amateur club runs on volunteers: matchday stewards, kit, transport, the person who always brings the first-aid bag. They deserve the same directory entry as players.

Add volunteers as members with their role, keep them in the same message threads for fixtures they cover, and you stop losing helpers to the group chat they were never added to.

Step by step

  1. 01

    Invite your members

    Share your club page link; players and volunteers create a profile and appear in your member list.

  2. 02

    Build the rosters

    Group members by squad, age group or position so selection and communication are one click away.

  3. 03

    Set the comms rhythm

    One weekly announcement, one matchday thread. Predictable communication is read; ad-hoc communication is ignored.

  4. 04

    Review each season

    Use the directory to see who has drifted, who has stepped up, and where the squad is thin before recruitment starts again.

Frequently asked questions

Can I keep member data private?

Yes. Sensitive contact details are never exposed to anonymous visitors — only signed-in members you connect with can reach you, and public pages show sporting information only.

Does it handle membership fees?

AthletiLink does not process club fees. Link your existing payment provider from your club page and event posts so members pay through the system you already reconcile.

Does it cost anything to run a club on AthletiLink?

No. Creating a club presence, posting to the feed, searching the member directory and messaging players is free. You never need a paid plan to recruit or communicate with your squad.

Can players find us without an account?

Yes. Club and athlete pages, the feed and the directory are all publicly browsable, so prospective players and parents can read about you before they sign up. An account is only needed to message, post or save people.

Club guides

How to grow a sports club

A practical guide to growing a local sports club: fixing retention first, promotion that works on a zero budget, social media that recruits, and a 90-day growth plan.

How to recruit players for a sports team

A step-by-step guide to recruiting players for a club team: identifying squad gaps, where to find players, messages that get replies, running tryouts, and closing the signing.

Sports club membership management: the complete guide

How to run club membership end to end: joining, records, renewals, subs, communication and retention — with the tools amateur clubs actually need.

How to find players for a football team

A step-by-step guide to finding football and soccer players for an amateur team: where to look, what to say, and how to run a trial that signs the right player.

How to organize sports tryouts that fill the right places

A practical checklist for running club tryouts: timing, promotion, session design, assessment notes and how to close signings within 48 hours.

How to manage an amateur sports team without burning out

Communication, availability, selection, subs and admin: a practical guide to managing amateur sports teams with volunteers and very little time.

How to attract more players to a local sports club

Why players cannot find your club, and the practical fixes: be findable in search, publish openings, run open sessions and make the first visit easy.

Sports club marketing ideas and a social media strategy that fits a volunteer's week

Marketing and social media ideas for amateur sports clubs: a weekly posting rhythm, content that recruits players, and how to turn attention into members.

Run your club here

Publish a club page, search local athletes by position, and keep the whole squad in one place. Free to start.

Start managing your club
For clubs

Roster management for clubs that run on volunteers

Keep squad lists, positions and availability in one place. Free roster and squad management for amateur sports clubs and community teams.

For clubs

A sports team communication app your squad will actually read

Keep fixtures, announcements and squad chat in one sports team communication app. Message individuals, position groups or the whole club — free for clubs and players.

For clubs

Registration and member management without the spreadsheet

Register new players, keep member details current and manage your squad list in one free place. Built for amateur and community sports clubs.

How-to guides

How to find a sports team near you

A practical guide to finding local sports teams: clubs, amateur leagues, recreational groups and online sports communities, plus what to ask before you join.

How-to guides

How to find a sports team in Miami

How to find sports teams, clubs, leagues and training partners in Miami — where local sport is organised and how to be found by clubs recruiting near you.

How-to guides

How to find a sports team in Madrid

How to find sports teams, clubs, leagues and training partners in Madrid — where local sport is organised and how to be found by clubs recruiting near you.

Coaching

Everything a coach needs to find athletes and run their training

A free platform for sports coaches and trainers: a public coach profile athletes can find, direct enquiries, athlete management, training plan sharing and messaging.

Scouting & transfers

Amateur football transfers, in the open

A transfer marketplace for amateur and semi-pro football: players list availability, clubs list openings, and both sides talk directly. Free, public and searchable.

One platform for clubs to recruit players, manage the squad and grow

AthletiLink gives amateur and semi-pro sports clubs a public page, a searchable player directory, team messaging, event listings and roster tools — free to start.

Recruit players for your team from a directory of local athletes

Find and recruit players for your football, soccer, basketball or any club team. Search local athletes by sport, position and location, then message them directly. Free.

A sports team communication app your squad will actually read

Keep fixtures, announcements and squad chat in one sports team communication app. Message individuals, position groups or the whole club — free for clubs and players.

Publish tryouts, fixtures and fundraisers where players will see them

Run sports club event management in one place: publish tryouts, fixtures, socials and fundraisers, reach local athletes, and link your own payment provider. Free to start.

Registration and member management without the spreadsheet

Register new players, keep member details current and manage your squad list in one free place. Built for amateur and community sports clubs.

Roster management for clubs that run on volunteers

Keep squad lists, positions and availability in one place. Free roster and squad management for amateur sports clubs and community teams.

Club payments: collect subs without chasing everyone twice

How amateur sports clubs handle subs, match fees and membership dues — and how to cut the chasing with clear communication and a current member list.

Volunteer management for clubs run by the willing few

Find, brief and keep club volunteers. Practical volunteer management for amateur sports clubs, plus a free place to ask your community for help.

Fundraising for amateur sports clubs, starting with an audience

Fundraising ideas and tools for amateur sports clubs: build a public following, post campaigns, attract local sponsors and keep supporters updated for free.

How to grow a sports club

A practical guide to growing a local sports club: fixing retention first, promotion that works on a zero budget, social media that recruits, and a 90-day growth plan.

How to recruit players for a sports team

A step-by-step guide to recruiting players for a club team: identifying squad gaps, where to find players, messages that get replies, running tryouts, and closing the signing.

Sports club membership management: the complete guide

How to run club membership end to end: joining, records, renewals, subs, communication and retention — with the tools amateur clubs actually need.

How to find players for a football team

A step-by-step guide to finding football and soccer players for an amateur team: where to look, what to say, and how to run a trial that signs the right player.

How to organize sports tryouts that fill the right places

A practical checklist for running club tryouts: timing, promotion, session design, assessment notes and how to close signings within 48 hours.

How to manage an amateur sports team without burning out

Communication, availability, selection, subs and admin: a practical guide to managing amateur sports teams with volunteers and very little time.

How to attract more players to a local sports club

Why players cannot find your club, and the practical fixes: be findable in search, publish openings, run open sessions and make the first visit easy.

Sports club marketing ideas and a social media strategy that fits a volunteer's week

Marketing and social media ideas for amateur sports clubs: a weekly posting rhythm, content that recruits players, and how to turn attention into members.

Guides by sport

Find teammates by sport

For clubs and coaches

For coaches and trainers

Events, tournaments and coaches

Transfers, scouting and player profiles