2026–27 Fall/Winter Concept Season
Find a Team
A structured free-agent intake helps staff place an adult player by location, experience, position, availability, and division fit.
A structured free-agent intake helps staff place an adult player by location, experience, position, availability, and division fit.
Placement without inbox archaeology
Players submit one profile. Registrars can review fit, contact status, proposed team, payment readiness, and final assignment from one queue.
How RootHockey handles it
RootHockey models league identity separately from the league operator work it performs.
That distinction matters on Find a Team: governance membership, competition participation, and team operations are related but not treated as the same thing.
Why this is better than a page clone
The public explanation, structured records, permissions, status, and next action are designed as one experience. MSE can prove the workflow in a pilot without pretending its incumbent systems vanish overnight.
How RootHockey improves find a team
Source parity is the baseline. This section demonstrates the operating workflow RootHockey adds for MSE.
A complete member record
Teams and clubs carry contacts, division, season, status, requirements, and relevant documents.
Different roles, different scope
Association, league, club, team, and public views expose only the controls and data each role needs.
Requirements are trackable
Commitments, declarations, rosters, deadlines, fees, and approvals can be completed against one record.
Competition stays connected
Member records connect directly to schedules, results, standings, invoices, and communications.