Manage multi-level representative squads with our squash application for squash federations.
Transform the management of affiliations, registrations, and memberships with the automation of iSquad. From player registrations to license validation and membership management, everything is centralized in one easy-to-use platform.
Squash representative pairs are organized by squash federations at regional, youth, or special talent levels to foster development and prepare talent pipelines for national squads. These pairs require structured oversight, from selection to training and game preparation. A representative pair tool allows administrators to coordinate across categories, plan events, administer player records, and align activities with broader squash federation objectives. Calendars, licensing checks, communication, and staff assignments are centralized, ensuring efficiency and data consistency. Analytics tools offer visibility on talent progression and availability across categories. Managing representative pairs through a unified application supports transparency, builds institutional memory, and empowers squash federations to develop talent systematically.
Multi-tier pair administration
- Manage pairs by category and region
- Assign staff to specific squads
- Track tournament records
- Sync with player licensing
- Define pair structures
Development and scouting linkage
- Tag players by potential
- Log training and game performance
- Connect to national pair pathway
- Monitor progression across levels
- Generate reports for committees
Federation-wide coordination
- Unify communications
- Prevent scheduling overlaps
- Standardize reporting
- Assign responsibilities per region
- Integrate with call-up workflows
How are representative pairs structured?
They are divided by age, region, or objective, each with defined roles, staff, and calendar.
Can staff administer multiple pairs?
Yes, staff profiles allow assignment across squads with role-based permissions.
How does scouting data flow into the system?
Scouts tag players and input performance data linked to pair eligibility and selection.
Are training and game records stored centrally?
Yes, every event is archived with access for traineres and coordinators.
How is coordination ensured with national pairs?
Calendars and reports are synchronized to support progression without conflict.