Change History

What has changed on the site, newest first.

Next to the tournament name there is now a print icon, which opens a printer-friendly page with the bracket and the list of tournament games, and a Facebook Share button. A shared bracket shows a picture of the bracket in the Facebook post. The Share button appears once the tournament has been released to everyone.
On 10-team brackets, scheduling a game now puts the right teams in it: Game 5 is seed 2 against the winner of Game 2, and Game 6 is seed 3 against seed 6. The 10-team single-elimination bracket now shows these pairings too.

Each season now has Show Tournament and Roles to Show Tournament settings on Edit Season. With Show Tournament on, everyone sees the tournament brackets and tournament games on the schedules. With it off, only the listed roles do, so the league can set up the tournament before releasing it.
On 7-team double-elimination brackets, the winners bracket final (Game 10) now shows as Round 3 next to the games that feed it. In the losers bracket, Game 7 is now the loser of Game 5 against the winner of Game 4, and Game 8 is the loser of Game 1 against the loser of Game 6.
On 6-team double-elimination brackets, losers now move to the right games: Game 5 is the loser of Game 2 against the loser of Game 3, and Game 6 is the loser of Game 1 against the loser of Game 4.
Schedule Admins can now reset a tournament bracket from the bracket page. The Reset Tournament button is shown only to the roles that can use it.
On the bracket page, the tournament name, a wider tournament picker and the Reset Tournament button now sit together on one row above the bracket.
Tournament brackets are now clickable. Click a team to see its tournament schedule, or a location to see that gym's tournament schedule. Click "Winner of Game 3" (or any "Winner of" or "Loser of" slot) to jump to that game, which is outlined in red. The bracket is also drawn fresh each time the page loads, so new scores and times show right away instead of up to 15 minutes later.

Opening a game roster you don't have access to, for example from an older page after the viewing window has closed, now explains who can see it instead of showing an error page.
The same goes for the rest of the site: opening a player or coach history, guest player request, release request, schedule request, disciplinary card or community page that your role doesn't cover now shows a short explanation instead of an error page.
The tournament page no longer shows an error to tournament admins when no tournament has been set up yet.

A team's roster can now be seen only by that team's coaches, the district rep for the team's community, and the President, Vice President and Registrar. The opposing team's coach and district rep no longer see it.
The game roster, on screen and printed, now shows only the side or sides you are allowed to see. For a coach or a district rep that is usually just your own team. Disciplinary cards can be filed from the game roster only against people on the side you can see.
Referee coordinators and the community hosting the field no longer have access to game rosters.

Because the other team's roster is no longer shown, the game roster now has a Submit card for button for the opposing team. It opens the usual card form, but you type in the player's or coach's name and, if you know it, the jersey number, instead of picking them from the roster. Everyone involved is emailed the same way.
A card filed this way is not the official card and does not appear on anyone's player or coach history. The card, the form and the email all say so: for the history to be updated, the Vice President, the President, the Registrar, or the community admin of the player's community must submit the official card from the game roster.
The Registrar can now submit disciplinary cards, for any game.

A team can now have a guest coach for a single game – a coach from another team in the same community, or one the community keeps active without a team – the same way it can have a guest player. Community Admins and the Registrar add one from the team's roster page by picking the game and the coach. The coach's own team is not changed.
Guest coaches appear on the game roster and the printable game roster for that game only, not on the team's official season roster. A disciplinary card can be filed against a guest coach from the game roster like anyone else.

When a guest player is approved, the opposing team's coach now receives a short notice that the league has approved a guest for that game. The notice does not name the player. The same notice goes out when a guest coach is added.
Guest players are listed on the on-screen game roster, so a disciplinary card can be filed against one from there. The printable game roster now shows the game date on each guest line.
On the Guest Player Requests and Manage Guest Player Requests pages, each request's actions are now in a menu at the end of the row, and that menu includes View Game Roster for the request's game when you are allowed to see that roster.

Community Admins can keep a coach active for the season without putting them on a team – a trainer or a floating assistant – from the Community Coaches tab. They are still tracked for the coaches meeting and OSA approval, and they can be picked as a guest coach.

End of Season Awards – a new report for the Registrar and Tournament Admins that works out, from submitted scores and current rosters, how many placing awards each scored division needs and how many participation medals each non-scored division needs.
Community Team Ratings – Community Admins can now see the ratings that opponents have submitted for their own community's teams in divisions that keep ratings instead of scores.

The schedule-by-location page no longer errors when opened from an old link to a location that no longer has games.
The Schedule Request page no longer errors for Community Admins.