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Import a team's schedule
Most team apps and league sites offer a calendar file (.ics) or a “subscribe to calendar” link. Open that link on your iPhone and choose to save the file to Files. Then in Family Sports Coordinator tap + → Import a team schedule, pick the file, pick the kid and the team, and tap Import. Games get a sport pack list automatically; practices are recognised from their titles. Importing the same file again skips the games you already have.
Get “time to leave” reminders
Allow notifications when the app asks, or turn them on later in Settings → Family Sports Coordinator → Notifications. A reminder fires at the leave-by time of each event: start time minus the drive time minus the arrive-early minutes you set on the event. The More tab has a switch to turn reminders off.
Set up a weekly practice
When adding an event, turn on Every week, tick the weekdays, and set the end date. Editing one practice offers to apply the change to every later one in the series; deleting one asks whether to delete the rest.
Share the schedule with the other parent
From the Calendar tab (Week) or the More tab, Share this week as text sends a plain-text rundown by Messages, Mail or anything else. Add everything to my phone calendar puts the events in your iPhone calendar, which you can share with your family the usual way.
Move to a new phone
More → Back up to a file, send the file to yourself (AirDrop, iCloud Drive, Mail), then on the new phone More → Restore from a backup. The subscription follows your Apple ID: tap Restore purchases if the app asks you to subscribe again.
Manage or cancel the subscription
Subscriptions are handled by Apple. Open Settings → your name → Subscriptions → Family Sports Coordinator, or use the link in the app's More tab. Cancelling stops the next charge; your data stays on the phone.
Start over
More → Start fresh erases every kid, team and event on the phone. Back up first if you might want it back.
Contact
Still stuck, or have an idea? Write to (contact address). Please don't include your kids' full names or addresses in support emails; a description of the problem is plenty.