How to Track Multiple Teams Across Different Leagues
You follow the Lakers, the Eagles, Arsenal, and every F1 race. That is four apps, four notification settings, and still a Tuesday night when you realize the Lakers tipped off twenty minutes ago.
SportsCal is for that problem — professional and college teams only. NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, Premier League, La Liga, Serie A, Bundesliga, Champions League, MLS, UFC, Formula 1, NCAA football and basketball. Not Little League, not a school rec team, not a club your kid plays on. If it is not a pro or college schedule we publish, it will not show up in search.
Stop adding one calendar per team
Google Calendar's built-in sports list and most free .ics files give you one subscription per club. Five teams means five calendars in the sidebar, and none of them tell you whether the game is on Peacock or Prime. When the NFL flexes a kickoff, a downloaded file stays wrong.
A SportsCal Calendar Collection is one subscribed feed. Every team you add lands in the same calendar. When a fixture moves, that event moves with it. Every event can carry a watch link.
Two ways to build it — both are the same $47/year plan
There is no separate "city pack" product. Packs are starting lineups. Collections are the custom mix. Full Access is one price.
1. Start from a city or league pack
If you follow a whole city, open Packs and pick Boston, NYC, LA, Chicago, and the rest. Uncheck teams you do not watch. Checkout is Full Access at $47/year. After you pay, that lineup becomes a collection on your profile — rename it, add or drop teams anytime.
Examples: Boston Sports, NYC Sports, LA Sports, Premier League Big Six.
2. Build a custom collection
Cross-sport mixes (Cowboys + Arsenal + Lakers) start in the calendar builder. Search the teams, add them, subscribe once. That is a collection: one URL for Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, or Outlook.
Do it in about five minutes
- List the pro and college teams you actually watch. Premier League club, NFL team, March Madness side, F1 — not a youth or school team.
- Pick a starting point. A city pack if the teams are local, or the builder if they are not.
- Check or search the roster. Packs let you uncheck. The builder lets you search any supported team.
- Subscribe the one feed. Add to Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, or Outlook. One link, every team in the collection.
- Add or remove later. Profile → Collections. The same subscription updates; you do not re-add the calendar.
What the free trial actually is
The free trial is 14 days of any one team on a real calendar feed, no card. It is not multi-team and it is not Little League. Multi-team collections and packs need Full Access ($47/year). Upgrade keeps the same feed — you do not re-subscribe.
What you get in the calendar
- Matchup, local time, venue
- Watch links (Peacock, Prime Video, ESPN+, NBC, and the rest) when we have the broadcast
- Automatic updates when a game is flexed, postponed, or moved
Related walkthroughs: NFL → Google Calendar · How it works · SportsCal vs Sync2Cal and Google · Printable vs subscribed.
Build the multi-team calendar or start from a city pack.