Games and scores
A link in bio for your team, with the next game and the last score.
The next game in a bio goes stale by March. Your page shows the next one in each fan’s own time, then the score once it’s played, with your league table under it.
Free on every Portage page. Nothing to upgrade to.
What a team page shows.
The next game, in their time
Each fan sees the next game on their own clock, with a countdown once it’s inside a week.
The score once it’s played
Post the final from your phone after the game. Only the score goes live, not anything else you were in the middle of changing.
Your league table
Up to 20 teams and the columns that fit a phone, with your own team picked out.
Games in their calendar
Fans add your games to their own calendar, and it moves when a game is moved.
Soccer, baseball and roller derby.
Games and tables on three example teams’ pages, each in its own colours.
A youth club’s under-12s, from Harbourside FC A baseball league’s table, from Tamarack Owls A roller derby team’s games, from Coulee Rollers
Setting up your season.
Add a Games and scores row.
Type your games, or paste your team app’s calendar address if it has one.
Add a Standings table.
Type the table as your league posts it, and pick your own team to stand out.
Post scores as you go.
After each game, add the final. On game day your games lead the page by themselves.
What a team page leaves out.
- No odds, lines or picks, anywhere. A team page is read by the players’ families.
- The standings are typed by you. We don’t read them from your league’s site.
- Up to 40 games in a row. A full professional season belongs in the league’s own app.
Questions about team pages.
Can a sports team use a link in bio?
Can fans add our games to their calendar?
Can I post the score without publishing my other changes?
Is it only for big clubs?
Next game, last score, one link.
Set your season up once, and keep the scores coming from your phone.
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Pages for sports teams, and esports teams and clans.