Rained Out? Tell Every Baseball Family in One Tap
July 11, 2026
No sport gets cancelled like youth baseball. An hour of afternoon rain leaves the infield a pond, the league calls it at 4:45, and now you have until 6:00 to reach fourteen families — three of whom muted the group chat in April. Every baseball coach has run that phone tree. None of them misses it.
One tap, every family
With game-day alerts on your team page, a schedule change is one action: cancel, reschedule, or move the game, and every family gets a push notification on their phone the moment you make the change. Not a text that scrolls away — an alert, straight to the lock screen.
What families get notified about
- Cancellations and reschedules, the moment you make them.
- Field and location changes — no more half the team at the wrong diamond.
- Announcements you post, game start, and the final score.
No app required — and each family picks their alerts
Alerts work through the web: families tap once on the team page to turn them on, with nothing to download from an app store. (On iPhones they add the team page to the home screen first — a few seconds, once.) Notifications are per device, so each parent chooses what they want to hear about, and nobody gets buried.
The rainout workflow, start to finish
- League calls the game. You open your team page and move or cancel the event.
- Every subscribed family's phone buzzes with the change.
- The schedule on the team page is already correct for anyone who checks it.
- You put your phone away. The phone tree is dead; long live the one tap.
Game-day alerts are part of every team on My-Team Sports, alongside the schedule, RSVPs, live scorekeeping, and photos — one page that answers the questions before families ask them.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I notify parents that a baseball game is rained out?
Update the game on your team page — cancel, reschedule, or change the field — and every family that turned on alerts gets an instant push notification with the change.
Do parents need an app to get rainout alerts?
No. Alerts are web push notifications — families enable them with one tap on the team page. iPhone users add the page to their home screen first, which takes seconds.
What if a parent doesn't enable notifications?
The team page schedule is always current, so anyone who checks the link sees the change — and the update is also posted as an announcement they'll see on the page.