Junior leagues and name privacy
Show made-up names instead of children's real names on public pages.
If your club runs junior leagues, you can keep children's real names off the public pages.
How it works
When a league is marked as containing child names, every public page shows a made-up name, such as "Swift Falcon", in place of each player's real name. The same player always gets the same name, on every page and in every season.
Your dashboard always shows real names. On the league's members list and on each player's page, the made-up name appears under the real name, so you can tell each family which one is theirs.
The season's score-entry link still shows real names, so players can find their own match. That page is private to the people you share it with and isn't listed by search engines.
In the player app, families see the other players in the league by first name and last initial, such as "Lucy E.", or by their approved nickname. That's enough to recognise who they're playing without showing full names to every family in the league.
Turn it on for your whole club
Open Club settings, choose Privacy and turn on Contains child names.
Turn it on for one league
Open the league's settings on the league page and choose Privacy. Pick On, Off, or the club default. Use this for a junior league in a club that also runs adult leagues.
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