There are number of different roles on a team from the coaches, to the players, to the parents that make it all happen, and the fans in the stands and at home. GameChanger has a number of different roles that you can be assigned on a team to ensure that you have access to the right tools and content you need for the role you play in your team's season.
Below is the list of different roles that you can have on a team, what content or tools are available, and what may be required to be designated in that role.
Even when your role may grant permission to access certain features, some will require a Plus or Premium subscription in order to access.
Your access to season stats may be limited to only your connected player depending on team settings.
Staff
In order to be listed as Staff for a team, you must either directly create the team or be manually added to an existing team by one of that team's current Staff.
As a Staff account, you will automatically gain access to all features under the team at no cost. Each Staff account will have equal access to manage the team's schedule, roster, scoring, stats, and league/tournament associations.
Staff will be able to invite accounts to be Family members to players and approve relationship requests. Staff can designate any account in their team's community to be a scorekeeper or videographer.
In addition to all of the team's management tools, Staff get FREE access to all features including the team's statistics, spray charts, video clips, and full game video archives.
Parent or Guardian (Primary)
Parents or Guardians are considered a Primary relationship to a player. In order to be listed as a Parent or Guardian to a player on a team, you must be directly invited or confirmed by the team's Staff or by another existing Primary contact (Parent/Guardian/Player) to the same player. You can learn how to request connection or invite another member in the below articles.
There can only be 3 total primary relationships assigned to a player which includes Parents and Guardians as well as the Player. If you need to request additional primary connections, create a ticket with our support team.
Parents and Guardians will have access to:
- Live streams
- Full game video archives
- Highlight clips
- Season stats
- Ability to include player into Athlete Profiles
- Practice schedule
- Team messaging
Player (Primary)
As the player account, you are considered a Primary relationship. In order to be listed as a Player on a team, you must be directly invited or confirmed by the team's Staff or by an existing Primary contact (Parent/Guardian) to the player. You can learn how to request connection as a Player below.
This role only exists on teams that are 13+ and there can only be one account labeled as the Player for each roster player.
There can only be 3 total primary relationships assigned to a player which includes Parents and Guardians as well as the Player. If you need to request additional primary connections, create a ticket with our support team.
Players will have access to:
- Live streams
- Full game video archives
- Highlight clips
- Season stats
- Ability to include player into Athlete Profiles
- Practice schedule
- Team messaging
Family or Friend (Secondary)
Family or friend are considered Secondary relationships. This role is best for someone who wants to follow and support the player, but does not need access to team logistics like messaging and practice details. To be listed as a Family or friend on a team, you must be invited or confirmed by the team’s Staff or by a Primary contact (Parent/Guardian/Player) connected to the player.
There is no limit to the number of secondary relationship connections allowed for a player.
Family or friends will have access to:
- Live streams
- Full game video archives
- Highlight clips
- Season stats
Team Follower
Team followers are a non-confirmed role. These accounts can view core team information like the team's game schedule and record, team roster, and follow along with the Animated GameStream.
As they are not a confirmed member like the other roles, they may be able to watch live streams and view stats, but this is dependent on the team’s privacy settings and their subscription access. These accounts do not need to be approved and are not tied to any specific player on the team's roster.