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Fridge magnets for sports clubs

Fridge magnets for sports clubs as low as 10 cents each when ordering larger quantities. The season fixture on the fridge is what stops parents asking the coach what time the game is.

What to put on it

  • The season fixture — rounds, dates, opponents and venues. The primary content and the reason it goes on the door.
  • Training days and times by age group, which is the most common question coaches field.
  • Canteen and BBQ roster dates, because a visible roster gets filled and an emailed one does not.
  • Club contacts and sponsor logos. Sponsors pay for visibility, and a magnet that stays up all season delivers more of it than a jersey seen from a distance.

Why fridge magnets for sports clubs work

Junior sport runs on parents who need to know a time and a place every weekend for six months. Team apps help, but the family fridge is where the weekend actually gets planned, and a fixture magnet is where a parent looks first.

Clubs also depend on volunteers, and the canteen and BBQ roster is the hardest thing to fill. Putting the roster on the fridge alongside the fixture makes the commitment visible instead of forgettable.

Which format suits

A5

Fits a full season fixture plus training times legibly. The standard club format.

Standard DL

Suits a shorter fixture or a single age group, at lower cost across a large club.

Business Card

Contacts and training times only, handed out at registration.

Common questions

What should a sports club put on a fridge magnet?
The season fixture with dates, opponents and venues, training times by age group, and the canteen roster. Sponsor logos sit alongside — a magnet up all season delivers more visibility than a jersey.
Why not just use the team app?
Apps help, but the family weekend gets planned at the fridge. A fixture magnet is where a parent looks first, and it reaches the households that never enabled notifications.
How many magnets should a club order?
One per family rather than per player. The minimum order is just 50 units, so a single team can order, while a large club typically orders 500 to 2,000.
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