• Resolved benjacobs04

    (@benjacobs04)


    Hi, I have a client who is looking to make a new website. They are a local basketball club, and have multiple teams for multiple age ranges and for girls and boys.

    As part of their site I’d want to create a page for each team, each with fixtures/results/league info for that team, as is seen in the screenshots of your plugin. Is this possible?

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  • Plugin Contributor Savvas

    (@savvasha)

    Hi there @benjacobs04 ,

    SportsPress will be more than handy for your client’s site. A lot of users are already hosting their basketball links through SportsPress plugin

    Thanks,
    Savvas

    Thread Starter benjacobs04

    (@benjacobs04)

    Hi Savvas,
    thanks for your reply.

    So just to confirm, with SportPress can I create multiple teams within my client’s club for those different age groups and different genders, and multiple leagues for each of those teams to play in, all on the same site?

    Plugin Contributor Savvas

    (@savvasha)

    SportsPress uses the native WordPress framework to create teams, leagues etc.
    Teams/Clubs, Events/Matches, League Tables and Player Lists are just Custom Post Types.
    Leagues, Seasons and Venues are just Custom Taxonomies.

    Long story short –> You can create as many teams as you want, either independand or with hierarchy (“children” of a Team/Club). You can also create as many leagues and seasons you want.

    An article that may help you more: https://www.themeboy.com/blog/creating-automatic-custom-scoring-system-sport/

    Thanks,
    Savvas

    Thread Starter benjacobs04

    (@benjacobs04)

    That’s great, thank you. I’ll probably be using your plugin.

    sportpress works perfect for it. I made a “club” for each team f.e. teamU9, teamu10, team1, team2,…. but it can be done as 1 club too. Don’t know what the best option is but I used the first option because the list of players is smaller and easier to use in matches.

    Roch

    (@rochesterj)

    Thanks for your insight, brunoclaessens

    Indeed, both options work fine. Using child teams might work better if you have a custom theme, so you can make use of this hierarchy (showing the parent team on the child team, for example).

    Thanks!

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