Edit roster and player information using edit mode

You can use edit mode to make multiple changes to roster and player information simultaneously.
 

1. In the menu on the left of the screen, click Teams > Roster Management.
2. In the drop-down lists in the upper left of the screen, select a team and season (figure 1).
3. Click Edit Mode (figure 2).
4. Change any of the fields or drop down lists to edit a player’s information or roster status (active, new recruit, or reserve) (figure 3).
5. Click Save All.

Note: To exit edit mode without saving your changes, click View Mode.

 

Figure 1.

 

Figure 2.

Figure 3

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