
“THE ACTION AND PASSION!”

“Follow the action live”

“Livestream and highlights”

“Fan engagement”

“Rosters and line-up”

“Stats and standings”

“Schedules and tables”

A closer look at the screenshots

A hand holds a match feed with fan reactions.

A numbered marker introduces a stream example with a broadcast logo.

A tilted video frame sits above goal-notification cards.

Highlight, replay, and goal cards overlap in a collage.

A pitch diagram places named players beside a match-player vote.

A populated standings table shows a regional league.

A daily calendar includes semifinal fixtures and stream badges.

A lone brand crest sits on a flat colour field.
About this app
The NorCal App brings the Northern California soccer community closer together while enhancing the fan and participant experience by enabling lineups, live scores, livestreaming, highlights and fan engagement features for soccer games at all levels. With the NorCal App, families, friends and fans can support their favorite team and share their passion live in the community by commenting and uploading videos or images boosting the interest and engagement. In the NorCal App, you follow the teams you are interested in and get full control of game schedules, lineups, match reporting, livestreams and notifications when the match starts or goal-by-goal if you want. NorCal gives you the same experience as a professional league no matter the level or league of your favorite team. The dedicated team and club pages automatically gather all content related to you, and the integrated communication function lets teams and clubs quickly reach all their followers with information. NorCal also enables new revenue streams for clubs and teams through integrated partner functions.
Headlines in this set
8 screenshots · 7 with a headline
“THE ACTION AND PASSION!”
Action and passion sets an energetic community theme.
“Follow the action live”
Live defines the timing of following the match.
“Livestream and highlights”
The paired labels cover live viewing and selected clips.
“Fan engagement”
Fan engagement names participation without specifying the action in the headline.
“Rosters and line-up”
Rosters and line-up identifies the two team views.
“Stats and standings”
The labels name the competition data available.
“Schedules and tables”
The paired terms introduce time-based and tabular event views.
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