Your playbook to and through college
Coach Appointments

Never Miss a Coach Call
Over a Timezone

A coach calls at 4pm their time. You're three hours behind - or six time zones away in another country. Missing that call can cost you the school. Every appointment here shows both times, holds the meeting link, and lands in your family's calendar app automatically.

How It Works

Four Steps From "Let's Talk" to a Logged Conversation

The point isn't the calendar entry. It's remembering what was said afterwards.

1

Book the meeting

Pick a college from your list, name the person you're meeting and their role - head coach, assistant, recruiting coordinator, athletic director, academic advisor - and choose how you're meeting: phone, Zoom, Teams, Google Meet, WhatsApp, FaceTime, Skype, or in person.

2

Write your prep notes

Before the call, jot down what you want to ask - roster spot, position fit, academics, aid, whether the school opted in to revenue sharing. Nobody thinks of the good question live.

3

Show up on time, both times

Each appointment displays in your timezone and the college's, with the meeting link right there. Subscribe from your calendar app and it arrives with the reminders you already trust.

4

Record what happened

Afterwards, write follow-up notes and next steps, mark the meeting completed, and chain a follow-up appointment straight from it if the coach asked to talk again.

What You Get

What the Scheduler Actually Does

Every item below is in the shipped product today.

Dual-timezone displayEach meeting shows your local time and the college's local time side by side, so an athlete in Europe and a coach in Texas are never working from different clocks.
Named contact and roleRecord exactly who you're meeting: head coach, associate head coach, assistant, recruiting coordinator, director of operations, athletic director, academic advisor, strength coach, or video coordinator.
Meeting method and linkPhone, Zoom, Teams, Google Meet, Skype, FaceTime, WhatsApp, email, or in person - with the join link stored on the appointment so you're not digging through email at 3:59.
Prep and follow-up notesSeparate fields for what you planned to ask and what was actually said, plus a next-steps field so the action doesn't get lost.
Follow-up chainingCreate a new appointment as the follow-up to an earlier one, so a months-long conversation with a program reads as a thread rather than scattered entries.
Honest statusesMark meetings scheduled, completed, cancelled, rescheduled, or no-show. A coach who no-shows twice is telling you something worth recording.
Calendar subscriptionsGenerate a private subscription link and add it to Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, or Outlook. Your appointments appear alongside school and training, and update themselves.
Revocable feed linksEach subscription has its own token, and you can see when it was last used and switch it off. Sharing your calendar with a parent doesn't mean sharing it forever.

How reminders work: Play2College doesn't send you text-message alerts. It publishes a calendar feed instead, so the reminders come from the calendar app you already check - which is the one you'll actually see.

Put Every Coach Call in One Place

Create a free account, book your next coach conversation, and subscribe your family's calendars so everyone knows what's coming.

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