Baseball Campers at Primary and Secondary Positions
Build baseball camp lineup cards that place campers at the primary and secondary positions they registered to showcase.
Key takeaways
- Use roster data to track each camper’s registered positions.
- Build lineup cards around primary and secondary positions.
- Reduce missed position assignments across teams and games.
Campers Register for Specific Positions
At a prospect camp, campers select their primary and secondary positions because those are the positions they came to showcase.
When baseball camp lineup cards are built by hand, coaches have to track those selections across multiple teams, games, and innings. Missing an assignment can mean a camper does not get the reps at a position they registered and paid to play.
Position Assignments Add Another Layer
Every lineup card has to account for more than names and teams.
- Track each camper’s primary position.
- Account for their secondary position.
- Spread position reps across games.
- Match assignments back to the registration roster.
How SideCoach Sports Uses Camper Data
The position information is already in the camp roster.
Coaches select the camp and event, load the roster, and Lineup Builder reads each camper’s primary and secondary positions. That information is then used when building the baseball camp lineup cards.
Instead of entering or tracking those positions again, Lineup Builder works from the registration data already provided by each camper.
Put Campers Where They Registered to Play
Campers come to a prospect camp to showcase themselves at the positions they selected during registration.
Building those primary and secondary positions into the lineup process helps coaches keep position assignments organized and gives campers the reps they came to camp for.
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