Team Set-Ups in GameChanger

Blair Setford • August 5, 2024

Set Your Team Up in GameChanger for Your Fans to Follow

All ISC and Legends team managers are asked to make sure to sign up your team for GameChanger.


We need you to sign up for ISC and also ISC ll, each team must sign up to both. Legends teams must sign up for the Legends tournament. This will ensure your team's stats are correct and your families, friends and fans can follow all of your games at no cost!


The ISC is providing access to all stats and game summaries free-of-charge for each of our tournaments.


We are asking for your cooperation to make this effective. Thanks in advance!


ISC GameChanger:

https://web.gc.com/organizations/LtrXBQizcZVJ/join


ISC ll GameChanger

https://web.gc.com/organizations/qYnU0rq2opPp/join


ISC Legends GameChanger
https://web.gc.com/organizations/ZsHiq8E0McqS/join



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