PITTSBURGH — The National Collegiate Acrobatics & Tumbling Association (NCATA) is proud to announce a new partnership with Coordle, a leading provider of sports logistics and team coordination technology. This collaboration brings Coordle’s innovative platform to NCATA programs nationwide, simplifying the complex logistics involved in managing team travel, meals, communication, and event coordination.
With this partnership, NCATA coaches and staff now have access to tools that reduce administrative burden and enhance the travel experience for student-athletes. Coordle’s dynamic, customizable platform offers real-time updates, streamlined messaging, food order management, and itinerary planning—all designed to support performance on and off the mat.
"The NCATA is thrilled to partner with Coordle to assist our coaches with all the planning and tasks that come along with team travel,” said NCATA Executive Director Janell Cook. “Coordle’s technology is so thoughtfully designed to alleviate stress and increase efficiency, which is crucial for managing large rosters on the road for competition and in planning other team events. As a sport created by women, for women, we are proud to support the growth of another endeavor created by female leaders and help to raise awareness about the support Coordle provides."
Coordle founder Dr. Jen Fry shared her enthusiasm: “Working with NCATA is an exciting opportunity to support one of the most dynamic and fast-growing sports in collegiate athletics. Our goal at Coordle is to make life easier for teams, so that coaches can coach, athletes can perform, and staff can stay connected without chasing spreadsheets and text threads. We’re thrilled to be part of NCATA’s evolution.”
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About Coordle
At Coordle, our mission is to simplify sports travel logistics through an intuitive, feature-rich app and web platform that offers streamlined real-time information, messaging, hosting capabilities, food order management, and a dynamic, customizable itinerary to make managing sports travel efficient and stress-free. For more information, visit coordleapp.com.
About NCATA
The mission of the NCATA is to bring the sport of Acrobatics & Tumbling through NCAA emerging sport status to become a fully sanctioned championship sport. The NCATA is committed to the following values and beliefs: (1) Student-Athlete Focused, (2) Athletics Administrator and Coach Led, (3) Progressive Skill Development, (4) Deliberate Policy Structure & Evaluation, and (5) Learning Opportunities & Professional Development.
On May 15, 2025, the NCAA Committee on Women’s Athletics voted to recommend that all three divisions sponsor legislation to establish a National Collegiate Championship in Acrobatics & Tumbling. If legislation is approved at the 2026 NCAA Convention, the first championship could be held as early as spring 2027. Fifty-four colleges and universities sponsor Acrobatics & Tumbling as a varsity program on their campuses. For more information, visit theNCATA.org.