Uniforms over multi day tourney

[coachje]

We are about to play in a few multi-day tourneys (minimum 3-5 days). We currently have 2 uniforms. How does everyone handle getting clean uniforms ready for day 3,4,5? (stay/play).

 

[fuzzy2651]

Wow only 2? I guess I would just alternate them each day to give time to get everything washed.

 

[coachje]

Wow only 2? I guess I would just alternate them each day to give time to get everything washed.

Do 12u teams typically have more than 2 uniforms?

 

[fuzzy2651]

We're 12U and have 2 pants (1 white, 1 black), and 4 different jerseys. Previous teams/orgs have only had black pants (2 pairs) and 2 jerseys.

Edit: Forgot to mention socks... We have 3 diff pairs, past teams have either only had one or 2

 

[coachje]

We're 12U and have 2 pants (1 white, 1 black), and 4 different jerseys. Previous teams/orgs have only had black pants (2 pairs) and 2 jerseys.

We do have 2 practice jerseys as well (2 pants, 2 jerseys, 2 numbered practice jerseys).

 

[WinThemAll]

Most of the time, a couple of team parents will step-up and share the chore. Just make sure everyone uses a laundry marker to mark everything with their name or number. (mark on the toes on socks, and on the tags of everything else).

 

[Eric F]

We do have 2 practice jerseys as well (2 pants, 2 jerseys, 2 numbered practice jerseys).

Using numbered practice jerseys for early round games (pool play) adds to your options.

Getting a parent volunteer to wash uniforms is helpful. That said, I have been at a local laundromat at late hours more than once.

 

[GunnerShotgun]

Go with generic black pants if possible. Kids can buy as many as they want and if you tear a hole in the knee you can just toss it.

Best move we made jersey wise.

 

[fuzzy2651]

I agree with using the numbered practice jerseys for pool play. Make sure you have plenty of pairs of socks too.

 

[canyonjoe]

Some teams we had enough, other ones we would just wash them. Bring a couple of pods. Make sure kids have pants marked if you don't have numbers on pants and socks marked. You can do a whole team in a couple of loads.