Stop Reacting.
Start Planning.
Your child plays any travel or AAU sport — basketball, volleyball, soccer, football, gymnastics, track, and more
Your season runs 6 to 10 tournaments and the costs feel impossible to track
You have been burned by unexpected expenses mid-season and want to plan better
You want to approach this season as a family — with shared awareness and a real plan
You want a faith-centered framework for financial stewardship — not just a spreadsheet
Good Questions, Real Answers
Is this only for basketball families?
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Not at all. The planner was designed to work for any travel or AAU sport. Basketball, volleyball, soccer, football, gymnastics, track — if your family travels for competition, this planner works for you.
Can I use this digitally?
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Yes. The planner is formatted for GoodNotes and Notability as well as standard home printing. All fields are designed to be filled in by hand or with a stylus.
What if my season has fewer than 10 tournaments?
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No problem. Just use the tracker pages that match your schedule and leave the rest blank. The planner is built for up to 10 — you only use what you need.
What is the faith-based element?
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Each section is anchored with scripture and reflective prompts. This is not a devotional — it is a practical financial planner. The faith element adds perspective and intention without getting in the way of the numbers.
Everything You Need for the Whole Season
Set your athlete info, sport, total tournament count, and overall season budget goal before the season starts.
Decide how you will fund the season — savings, monthly set-aside, side income, or a payment plan. Then map it month by month.
One dedicated tracking page per tournament. Budgeted vs. actual for entry fees, travel, hotel, food, gear, training, and more.
Transfer totals from each tournament and see your complete financial picture in one place at season end.
Log every unexpected cost — replacement gear, last-minute tournaments, anything that pops up. Nothing surprises you twice.
Seven guided discussion prompts to walk through as a family before and during the season. Everyone on the same page.
Scripture, reflection prompts, and a season-closing gratitude exercise. Because this is about more than the game.