Every season most of this gets lost: who won, who scored, where you finished. Rec Soccer keeps it — on your profile, on your team's page, and in the division table — without anyone volunteering to run a spreadsheet.
Nobody has to volunteer for it. It builds up because you played.
Position, club, and your season numbers on one card. The thing you actually want to drop into the group chat.
Roster, results, standings position, and the team's history across seasons — which follows the team itself, not the league it happened to play in.
The last five results sit on the team profile, so you know what you are walking into on Tuesday.
Games played, wins, draws, losses, points, goals for, goals against, goal difference. It moves as results land.
Look back at a table or a result from seasons ago instead of trying to remember it.
Search teams and past games across your facilities, not only the ones you played in.
Scores come in from the league and the table moves. Nobody has to photograph a scoresheet and post it in the chat.
Log what actually happened while it is still fresh — the game, the performance, the moment that decided it.
The recap stays attached to that game, so the discussion is about that match instead of scrolling away in the team chat.
Team identity
Pick a crest and your kit colours when you make the team. They show up on the fixture list, the table, and every card your team appears on.
Your locker
Borders, badges, titles, name effects and goal celebrations. Optional, earnable, and never required to play.
Join a team or take a sub game, and the record starts building itself.
Standings and results come from whoever runs your division; recaps, RSVPs and sub requests come from your team. If your facility is not on Rec Soccer yet there is no table for us to keep, which is the honest limit of this. Tell us where you play.