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A sports team yearbook for every sport

At Flashbooks, a sports team yearbook is your team's own book, what Germans call a Freundebuch: everyone in the team or training group gets a double-page spread with two photos, their own answers and a signature. Here you will find every sport that has its own page.

We adapt the title and questions to your sport. Coaches and team staff can also get a double-page spread and then count towards the total. A book holds 8 to 42 people, and the minimum order is 10 books.

One book costs €24.90 including design, printing and shipping. When 3 or more teams from one club each get their own book in one order, it is €22.90, and €19.90 from 5 teams.

The book, the questionnaire and our WhatsApp support are in German. Other languages and shipping to other countries on request.

Left half of a sample double-page spread for an American football team, in German: a drawn portrait of a player with a bun, answers to questions such as favourite play, ritual before kickoff and huddle saying, the four award nominations, what she has learnt from the coaches and wishes for next season Right half of the sample spread, in German: a drawn portrait in the number 52 jersey, short answers such as favourite game-day moment, the play the dressing room still talks about, what she likes most about the team, a signature, name and details such as position linebacker and height
Sample page. The names and answers are made up; the background and the icons are design examples.

Ball sports on the pitch

Indoor courts and ice

Gymnastics and dance

Individual sports in a training group

A sports team yearbook for other sports

There is no separate page for rugby, fistball, water polo, baseball, badminton, rowing, cycling, skiing, figure skating, rhythmic gymnastics, skittles, darts, esports, lacrosse and ultimate frisbee. The book works in exactly the same way: mention your sport in your enquiry, and we will adapt the title and questions to your group.

Guides for teams and coaches

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