Team Pages let your club publish team-specific information in a consistent format, without manually building a custom webpage for each team. They are template-driven, which helps keep every team page aligned with your club’s branding and layout standards.
Team Pages can be set up as:
Public (anyone with the link can view), or
Private (viewers must be logged in to access)
What you’ll find in this article
What Team Pages are and what they are used for
Public vs private Team Pages
What information can be shown on a Team Page
How Team Pages stay consistent across your club
What are Team Pages?
A Team Page is a webpage dedicated to a specific team. Clubs use Team Pages to share team details in a clean, structured layout that stays consistent across all teams.
Because the page format is standardized, Team Pages are especially helpful when teams change year-over-year. You can create new teams for a new season while keeping the same familiar page structure for families and staff.
Public vs private Team Pages
Your club can choose whether Team Pages are accessible to everyone or only to logged-in members.
Public Team Pages are viewable by anyone who has the link. Clubs commonly use these for visibility, marketing, and recruiting.
Private Team Pages require a member to log in before they can view the page. Clubs commonly use these when team information should only be shared with active families and staff.
Tip: If you are unsure which setting is right, start with private pages. You can always make pages public later once you confirm what information is displayed.
What information can appear on a Team Page
Exact content varies by club configuration, but Team Pages commonly include:
Team name and team details
Program association (season or year context)
Staff assignments (coach, team manager, director)
Roster or player information (if enabled)
Additional content blocks your club chooses to display
Team Pages pull from the details your club maintains in Sprocket, so keeping team setup and assignments up to date helps ensure the page stays accurate.
How Team Pages keep a uniform look
Team Pages use a shared template, which means:
The layout and styling stay consistent across all teams
Admins maintain team details in one place
Updates to team information flow through to the Team Page automatically
This avoids one-off formatting differences and makes navigation predictable for families.
If you run into any issues
If a team page is missing information or looks incomplete, the first things to check are:
Whether the underlying team details have been entered (scheduled events, staff assignments, roster settings)
Whether the relevant fields are enabled for display based on your club’s configuration
Whether the page is set to public or private, depending on who is trying to view it
FAQs
Are Team Pages created manually for each team?
No. Team Pages are template-driven and automatically pull from team details in Sprocket.
Can Team Pages be private?
Yes. Team Pages can be set to public or private depending on your club’s preference.
Why is information missing on a Team Page?
Confirm the team’s details, roster, and staff assignments are entered and that the relevant fields are enabled for display.
What happens when we create new teams for a new season?
You can create new teams while keeping the same Team Page template structure for consistency.