No, ONLY ONE ACCOUNT IS NEEDED. As the coach, you will setup your account and team first. Once the organization enables parents to connect then you will apply as a parent and will then create your child under your parent account. Your coach, parent and children are all handled under ONE ACCOUNT.

Sure thing. Basically you are a "User Type" or a person with some function to the organization. You could be more than one type of user. For example, a Coach could also be the parent of a child participating. In this situation you are two user types (Coach & Parent) and you will add a child (or multiple children) to the organization.

The organization has the option to setup application requirements for each type of user. So basically a coach could be required to sign a waiver and submit his/her certifications, a parent may be required to sign a different waiver and pay fees, and then a child may be required to provide certification information and pay a fee. This flexibility means each user type must follow a process. We streamline this process as much as we can when common information is required, however you will still need to go through each process as they are done at different times in the overall join process.

Assistant Coaches, Parents and Children all fall under the umbrella of a team. To the organization, these individuals would not be joining the organization without being on a team so that's why a Coach Account is required first. It's a hierarchy approach where Coaches are first, Parents are second and Children are third.

Once your coach information is submitted and your team is active you will then wait on the organization to enable assistant coaches, parents and athletes to join. Once those are enabled, you will begin communicating with your parents to have them join the organization. They must select your team in the application process. If you, the Coach, are a parent of an athlete participating, then you'll begin applying as a parent to the organization and subsequently begin adding your child(s) information. Remember, the organization can enable custom requirements for each user type, so each applicant must connect to the organization for each user type. The organization determines when the process is enabled and what is required.

No, ONLY ONE ACCOUNT IS NEEDED. As the parent, you will setup your account first and then create your athletes.

Sure thing. Basically you are a "User Type" or a person with some function to the organization. You could be more than one type of user. For example, a Coach could also be the parent of a child participating. In this situation you are two user types (Coach & Parent) and you will add a child (or multiple children) to the organization. As a parent you are responsible for your athletes and their connection requirements such as payment, waivers, etc.

The organization has the option to setup application requirements for each type of user. So basically a coach could be required to sign a waiver and submit his/her certifications, a parent may be required to sign a different waiver and pay fees, and then a child may be required to provide certification information and pay a fee. This flexibility means each user type must follow a process. We streamline this process as much as we can when common information is required, however you will still need to go through each process as they are done at different times in the overall join process.