MatchDay Sports Solutions
Supporting the people behind the game with technology and services built around the needs of sports organizations and officials.
matchdaysportssolutions.com (opens in a new tab)MADE FOR OFFICIALS. BY OFFICIALS.
Two teams compete. A Third team makes the game possible: the officials. MatchDayWatch is being built for that team, and for the work that starts before the whistle and continues after it.
At Carolina Referee Organization (CRO), our mission is to support referees in the work they do for the game. Our vision is a referee community where officials feel prepared, connected, and equipped to grow—whatever their sport or level of experience.
Putting the right tools in referees’ hands is part of that commitment. MatchDayWatch is being built to help officials prepare with confidence, keep essential match information close at hand, and learn from their experience after the final whistle. Technology should support an official’s judgment, not distract from it.
Alongside MatchDayOps, we are working toward a more connected match day: less time repeating administrative tasks, more support for crews, and more room to focus on officiating. The needs of referees guide what we build. Their experience helps us make it better.
A SHARED DIRECTION
Supporting the people behind the game with technology and services built around the needs of sports organizations and officials.
matchdaysportssolutions.com (opens in a new tab)Supporting the work behind every game with practical tools for the organizations and people who make it happen.
matchdayops.com (opens in a new tab)CRO brings the real-world referee-operations perspective behind the product: the people, crews, and coordination that make match day work.
croreferees.com (opens in a new tab)What slows you down on match day? What would make preparation easier, help you during a game, or improve your post-match review? Tell us what you need from MatchDayWatch—whether it’s a missing tool, something that isn’t working, or an idea from your crew.
Include your sport, officiating role, and device, along with a practical example. Your feedback helps us understand the problem and prioritize development.