Pride Sports USA

Push notifications for your messages. When a teammate posts in your team chat or sends you a direct message, your phone hears about it, and the notification reads like a text: the team's name and who said what, or the sender's name and the words. Tap it and you land in that exact chat. Under Profile there is a new Notifications section with two switches, Team Chat Messages and Direct Messages, both on to start, so you decide. Tapping a push from your league now opens what it points to: the bracket, the program page, or a link in your phone's browser. A tighter Home. Your name, MVP points and photo now take less of the screen, so your next game and the latest from your leagues land higher up. Under them sits one row: your city, the Rulebook, and Ask Parker. Ask Parker, one tap from Home. Parker is Pride Sports USA's in-house AI agent. Ask any rules question and get an instant answer straight from the official rulebooks, with the exact rule, section and page cited. Ask who Parker is and he will tell you himself. Also: a chat you have read stops badging right away, and the manager card now lives on your Profile tab. Get Involved, by sport. Home now reads Get Involved In Your City, and Pick A Sport opens a screen of sport tiles: tap one and see the few volunteer seats open under it, each with its term. The i beside any seat opens What You'll Do, What It Takes, How You Get There, the term and the perk, written by the league, so a role can change without waiting for an app update. Under the header, Your Asks With HQ shows every ask you have placed and where it stands. Contact Us, right in the app. Profile now has Help & Support with a Contact Pride Sports USA row, and Home ends with a Need A Hand? row. Both open a short form that goes straight to our team, with your app version attached so an issue gets solved faster. Ask Parker answers show their links as tappable chips, such as Sign Up As A Sub. A round of polish: Inbox rows line up, the New Message picker wears each team's color, the Team Board shows whole rows, and names keep their shape at the largest text sizes. Fixed: a number answer outside its range is caught, a brand-new direct message shows in the Inbox right away, and cards and buttons read correctly with VoiceOver. Messages, all in one place. A new Messages tab holds every team chat, direct message, site chat and tournament lounge in one most-recent-first list, with All, Teams and Direct filters, a search field, and a pencil that starts a direct message with any teammate. Seven tabs ride the bottom bar, and the one you are on opens into its word. Your schedule opens on the current week. Weeks that have played out fold into one Past Weeks row, the week with your next game is the one that stands open, and later weeks wait folded below. The red dot on Schedule now means your team's schedule changed since you last looked, and it clears once you have seen the change. Team Questions, rebuilt. A compact card in the chat shows the cover, the count, who has answered and one Answer Now button; you answer one question at a time; results come back as bars. A Team Board pinned under the chat header gathers every open poll, question set, event and awards vote, the ones that still need you first, so nothing gets lost in the thread. The Teams tab reads Team Chat · N To Answer. Season surveys in your team chat. The day after your regular season ends, the league's short survey lands in the chat and asks how the season and the person running your league went. Take The Survey right there. Team cards: the sport's own mark now sits in front of the team name, and your place reads small in the bottom corner in medal ink. Tournaments: with your hand up for an event, tap the sports you would play right on the card, or add another sport of your own. Playoffs, right in the app. The moment your league posts the bracket, a Playoffs card lands at the top of your team's schedule with your next playoff game and a See The Bracket button,