Game-day roles should not be a scavenger hunt
Configure snack-stand, scorekeeper, and other slots per division; on publish, Oppo auto-proposes fair shifts to playing-team families—respecting busy times and role preferences.
The usual pain
Clipboards, volunteer sign-up sheets, and “who’s covering the stand this Saturday?” emails burn the commissioner—the board member or organizer who owns game day—and burn out the same three parents every week. Gaps show up at warm-up, not on Monday.
How Oppo handles it
Set volunteer slot counts by division, optionally auto-assign on publish from playing-team households, and let families claim or release open shifts. Preferred and avoided roles nudge the proposals; busy windows reduce bad asks. When a household has games this week and no shift yet, My family can ask with a few open roles at those games. Commissioners see load and who changed what.
What leagues get
- Fewer empty snack-stand and helper slots on game day
- Fairer rotation across households—not always the same names
- Families who are already at the game get asked on the portal, not a second sheet
Next step
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