The situation
It started with a camera on the sideline. The league needed game-day photography, but underneath the shoot was a bigger problem — there was no real home online for rosters, stats, or sign-ups, and growing the player base meant chasing registrations by hand across a few hundred athletes.
The verdict
The work that mattered wasn't a single shoot — it was infrastructure. The league needed one digital operation: a real website with rosters, profiles, stats, a blog and an event calendar, a registration and payment flow that ran itself, and social and messaging that kept players and fans engaged all season.
What we installed
We built the full website with player rosters, individual profiles, stats, a blog and an event calendar, wired player registration with payment processing, ran the social media presence, and set up email and SMS automation through the CRM — plus sponsorship packages to fund it. Every capability below links to its file.
What changed
The league went from a sideline camera to a real digital home. Instagram grew from 200 to 1,500 followers, weekly site traffic climbed from 92 visits in 2023 to 686 in 2024, 80 player-registration forms came through in five months, and the rosters now carry 300+ players across divisions.
In the operator's words
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