By far the biggest headache I hear about from coaches and managers of recreational sports teams is the issue of knowing which players are going to make it to upcoming games. It’s vital to know if you are going to have enough players at a particular game in a timely manner to know if you [...]
We’re continuously trying to improve on what we’ve already built here at Timu based on member feedback. One of the things we heard from a number of teams was that entering a season schedule could sometimes be a little tedious, especially it there were several dozen games or practices.
Based on this feedback we just put [...]
We just extended it’s powerful game results and statistical tracking functionality to four additional team sports, basketball, lacrosse, hockey and soccer. Previously only baseball and softball had been supported.
There are now over 30 sports supported on Timu.com, but there is an ongoing process of extending advanced team features to all of the team sports. With [...]
One great feature for sports teams of the free team sites on Timu, is a powerful and very easy to use statistics engine. With very little effort you can provide your players, parents and fans with professional, dynamic statistics like you are used to only seeing on the sites of pro sports teams or ESPN.com
Statistics [...]
One of the biggest problems amateur sports teams have is sharing information with players, fans, parents and coaches. This include schedules, statistics, news, game results, and photos. When much of this information gets shared out frequently which is often the case with schedules and statistics it becomes even more difficult to make sure everybody has [...]
Customizable Profiles, Video, Threaded Comments and More…
Late Wednesday night we put up what should be the last major feature release before the gloves come off and Timu.com gets officially launched next week. Most of the features were around the ability to customize your personal Timu Profile and 20 new sports in addition to baseball and softball. Here’s the quick run down [...]