Claim your organization page
WhereTheyPlay builds basic pages for youth sports organizations from information those organizations already publish. If we built one for yours, this is how you take it over.
Find your organization
Search by name, then open your page and use the claim button on it. There is no separate lookup here: the directory search is the lookup.
Nothing there? Browse the whole directory. If we have not built a page for you, you can start one at get started.
What claiming means
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We built the page from what you already publish
Nobody at your organization wrote it, reviewed it, or asked for it. It carries your name, your sport, your town, and a link back to your own site.
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You prove it with a code we send to your own address
We send a six-digit code to the email your organization already publishes, never to an address you type. You enter the code, we email a one-time sign-in link to that same address, and once you open it you can manage the page. You can correct the facts, put your own name and role on it as the one named contact, and give parents a way to reach the organization by email. Photos and extra names are paid features.
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You can also have it taken down
Same day, no questions, no account needed. The button for that is on the page itself.
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The page is tied to you, and we ask you again every year
One person claims the page and one person is named on it. We will email you once every 12 months to ask you to confirm you still hold that role. If you leave the organization, or you do not confirm when we ask, the whole page comes down. It cannot be handed to somebody else, and a new person has to claim it fresh.
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What it costs
If we built a page for your organization, it carries no charge for its first 12 months. After that, keeping a listing you manage yourself is $25 a month, and you can cancel or have the page removed at any time.
A listing is not an endorsement. WhereTheyPlay does not check anyone's credentials and is not a party to anything between a family and an organization. No child is ever named or pictured on a page.