Last updated June 8, 2026

Kids Sports Schedule Manager Poke Recipe

A parent and coach workflow for turning practice, game, tournament, and message threads into a cleaner sports schedule.

Who this is for

Parents with kids in seasonal sports. Volunteer coaches who send repeat updates. Families that need schedule changes caught before they become last-minute surprises.

The problem it solves

Youth sports schedules move like a wet fly in fast current: a practice time changes, a tournament bracket updates, and the old message is still sitting in the thread. Parents need one place to ask what actually matters next.

What the recipe does

Looks for sports-related events and emails.

Summarizes upcoming practices, games, locations, arrival times, and gear reminders.

Flags schedule changes and missing details that need a human check.

Can draft a parent-friendly summary when the coach needs to communicate the plan.

What it connects to

Connects to: Poke, Google Calendar, Gmail.

What data it may access

Calendar events related to practices, games, tournaments, and travel.

Sports emails or messages that arrive in connected email.

Team names, athlete names, and schedule notes you provide.

What it will not do

It will not contact a coach, parent, or athlete unless you ask.

It will not override official team apps or league websites.

It will not assume a changed time is correct when sources conflict.

Example prompts

What sports events are coming up for the kids this week?

Summarize the next tournament day and flag anything I should verify.

Draft a short coach message with this week's practice and game reminders.

Install / Try the recipe

This recipe is planned and marked coming soon, so no direct install link is shown yet.

CTA destination type: local_validation. CTA URL: /poke/kids-sports-schedule-manager/.

First test prompt

Read the next seven days of sports-related calendar events and emails. Do not send anything. List what you found and what needs verification.

Known limits

This recipe is planned and has not been approved by Poke yet.

It depends on sports emails and calendar events being available in connected accounts.

Official league apps may contain information Poke cannot access.

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Status and testing

Status: Coming soon. Last tested: TBD.

First test prompt: Read the next seven days of sports-related calendar events and emails. Do not send anything. List what you found and what needs verification.

Disclosure

I may earn a small payout if you sign up for Poke through one of my recipe links.

Short answers

Is Kids Sports Schedule Manager approved by Poke?

Kids Sports Schedule Manager is currently coming soon, so this site explains the recipe before any direct install routing.

What should I test first with Kids Sports Schedule Manager?

Read the next seven days of sports-related calendar events and emails. Do not send anything. List what you found and what needs verification.