RinkmateA team lineup app with a layout for your sport
Set the lineup for each game on a diagram that matches the sport, publish it, and share it to team chat so everyone sees it at the same time.
A layout for each sport
Hockey gets a rink with forward lines, defense pairs and a goalie. Soccer gets a pitch, basketball a court, baseball and softball a diamond, football a field, volleyball a court in six or four-player format, and lacrosse a field. Field hockey, ultimate, rugby, kickball and flag football each get their own layout, pickleball and tennis use doubles pairs, and cricket uses a batting order and fielding XI. Any other sport uses a simple numbered list.
One lineup per game
Each game has its own Lines tab on its detail page, so a lineup for Tuesday does not overwrite Saturday. Practices do not show the tab.
Draft, then publish
Coaches, managers and captains can work on a draft that only staff can see. When you publish, the whole team can read it. Every slot is optional, so a half-finished lineup is fine.
Save and share to chat
Save and share publishes the lineup and posts it into team chat as a card with the same details as plain text, so players see it without opening anything else.
Built on your roster
Players come from your roster with their positions and numbers, so you are placing real people, not typing names. On the web, click a position and then a player in the roster on the right. On a phone, tap a position to open the roster. Place someone who is already in the lineup and they move to the new spot.
Frequently asked questions
Which sports have lineup layouts?
Sixteen sports have a lineup layout: hockey, soccer, basketball, baseball, softball, football, volleyball, lacrosse, field hockey, ultimate, cricket, kickball, flag football, rugby, pickleball and tennis. Other sports use a numbered list.
Who can edit a lineup?
Admins, coaches and captains can edit. Drafts are staff-only, and published lineups are readable by the whole team.
Can I share a lineup with the team?
Yes. Save and share publishes it and posts a lineup card into team chat.
Does volleyball support four-player teams?
Yes. Volleyball teams can use a six-player or four-player format.
Keep reading
- Team management appEverything Rinkmate does for a team.
- League management softwareLink every team under one league account.
- Guides for managersPractical how-tos for running a team or league.
Get your team organized today
Free for players and your first two teams. Set up in a couple of minutes, on the web, iPhone, Android or Mac.