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Thomas Schiffler
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Squadeno – Club Sports Manager
Training times, people and events for sports clubs, with online booking, teams and fixtures. The calendar keeps itself current.
Squadeno ranks #22,857 among WordPress.org plugins with 20+ active installations, is #106 of 399 in the Arts & Entertainment category, and was last updated Oct 26, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.
Compatible with WP 7.1.4
v1.16.1
Current Version v1.16.1
Updated 1 week ago
Last Update on 26 Oct, 2026
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- Version
- 1.16.1
- Last Updated
- Oct 26, 2026
- Requires WP
- 6.7+
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- 7.1.4
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Squadeno – Club Sports Manager
Yes. Trainers edit only the sports assigned to them as well as their own profile. Each assignment carries one of three levels: full editing of that sport, read-only (listed as a contact, no admin access), or dates only, which allows cancelling, moving and adding a single session and nothing else.
Yes. There is one record per person, and an office says what someone does: trainer, chair, treasurer, membership records. Offices can sit in committees, so an executive and an extended board come out in the maintained order rather than alphabetically. A board page is an ordinary page with the people block on it, filtered to the board offices.
Permissions come in two layers. Club-wide there are five task packages, ticked in the person record: own profile, trainer, club administration, dates, and public relations. On top of that a trainer is tied to their assigned sports, with a level per assignment. Only the club administration may delete content, and nobody can pass on a package they do not hold themselves.
Yes, once you switch on competitive play in the settings. A team is a subgroup of a sport, so the first team and the under-13s each get their own page, training times, squad, league and fixtures, and everything shows up in the same calendar. A squad row is a name, a shirt number and a position; linking it to a person record is optional, and whether those profiles are public is decided per team, with internal as the default. The plugin keeps dates, not reporting: there is no result field and no table of your own.
Central closures automatically hide regular trainings within the period; events (e.g. holiday care) remain visible.
Yes. Dates are cached internally and invalidated whenever something changes, so a page or object cache on top only makes it faster. The one exception is online booking: a page that shows a booking form carries the places still free and a security token, so leave those event and sport pages out of a full-page cache.
Yes, once you switch on "Online booking" under Club Sports → Settings → Bookings. On an event you then set "Registration" to "online booking on this page"; on a sport you set "Registration" the same way, then choose single dates or whole course runs and the number of places. You also decide who may book: members with an account, or everyone. Guests get an email with a link and confirm the booking on the page; until they do, their place is held for one hour. Bookings are always free of charge. If there is a fee, it stays on the page as before and is paid outside the plugin.
Yes. Put the block "My bookings" on a page and add the page to your menu. Members see their bookings as soon as they are logged in. Guests enter the email address they booked with and get a link that is valid for two hours; the page answers the same way whether or not there are bookings for that address, so nobody can find out who booked. Each upcoming booking leads to the page of the event or sport, where it can be cancelled within the cancellation period. Past bookings stay visible until the booking data is deleted.
Yes. Enter the organizer's email address on the event or the sport. On the evening before every date that address gets the list of confirmed bookings, at 6 pm unless you choose another time under Settings → Bookings. After that every new booking and every cancellation follows by email. A tick below the address sends an email for every booking from the start. WordPress sends scheduled emails when someone visits the site, so on a quiet site the list can arrive a little later; a real cron job on the server makes it punctual.
Like the contact forms: a security token, a hidden honeypot field, a time trap and, if you switch it on, Cloudflare Turnstile. On top of that each IP address and each email address can only try a few times per hour, so nobody can use the form to send mail to strangers or fill a date with invented names. If everyone may book, Turnstile is a good idea. Behind a proxy or CDN that hides the visitor's address, the limits apply to the proxy, so turn Turnstile on there as well.