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Sideline
You fill the brackets. Sideline fills the bleachers.
About Sideline
You fill the brackets. Sideline fills the bleachers. Sideline is the attendance layer for youth sports tournaments, the growth infrastructure that sits behind the gate and turns every event into a packed, profitable weekend. Most tournaments optimize for teams. But teams fill your schedule. Families fund your tournament. Every athlete walks in surrounded by a Micro-Fan Club, parents, grandparents, siblings, the people who came to watch that one kid play. Most of them never get invited. None of them get captured. And when the weekend ends, the gym goes dark, and the revenue cycle resets to zero. That's the Monday Reset. And Sideline exists to end it. We turn every gate transaction into a known, reachable family. We drive pre-sales that pull attendance forward before the weekend starts. We move Fan Density from 1.1 to 2+ per athlete, and we do it without raising prices. Early results: 2× attendance per athlete. +82% revenue per transaction. +$18K in added revenue across a single 2-day event. The gate is the most valuable and underutilized asset in youth sports. We built the platform that finally treats it that way. Our goal: Full bleachers at every tournament!
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Signals from Sideline
5 published signals
Customers & Market
Sideline Legarza Sports and More grew beyond basketball into several sports.
Reported by Bill Flitter
Customers & Market
Sideline expanded Western New York Flash from soccer into competitive flag football.
Reported by Bill Flitter
Customers & Market
Sideline Next Level Sports started with flag and now offers basketball and volleyball.
Reported by Bill Flitter
Presence & Recognition
Sideline hosted a live podcast episode featuring Bill Flitter and Jon Torine discussing Youth Sports 3.0 and the next version of youth sports.
Reported by Bill Flitter
Research & Knowledge
Sideline asked 3,500 coaches about the most overlooked retention opportunities in youth sports, specifically coaches lacking resources to develop players.
Reported by Bill Flitter