Tournaments. Play in a tournament with your squad: your team screen, your matches and results, and a call when it's your turn on court. Organisers run the whole day from the phone, from inviting squads and collecting fees to the schedule, results and the finish. Teams on events. A game can be played on teams with named positions: see who holds each spot and take an open one in a tap. On a paid event your spot is held for five minutes while you pay. Choose who can see an event and how people join it, and name the referee and scorer on a match. One comment thread everywhere. Events, posts, drills and training plans share the same comments, with replies, photos and files. Tactics boards. Share a board by link: anyone with it can open it, no account needed. The two middles are numbered the way coaches do. Plus fixes, among them signing in with an emailed code, staying signed in when your connection drops, and the tactics library, private feedback and blocked users screens laying out properly again.

Dark mode. Spike follows your phone's setting, or choose Light or Dark in Settings → Appearance. Your trophy cabinet. See the medals, cups and pins you've won on your profile in 3D, turn them, and see what's still to win. New rewards unbox as the app opens. Coach feedback. Coaches praise with sixteen badges, each a pin you keep, and a piece of feedback opens on its pin. Waiting lists. When a session is full, joining puts you on its waiting list with your place, and you're let in, in order, as places free up. Events for several teams and groups at once. Coaches are asked before they're made hosts, a session can show a meet-up time before the start, clubs can ask for a note when you decline, and a cancelled event can be restored. Editing an event shows the same fields as creating one, and saving a repeating event asks whether the change is for this date, this and later ones, or the whole series. Payments: email receipts for card payments, club admins and head coaches see who owes, and a declined card keeps your held place while you try again. New event cards and pages, redesigned team and group cards, and rosters with photos and shirt numbers. Plus many fixes, among them signing in whatever capitals you type your email in, times on your own clock, the field you're typing in staying above the keyboard, and an event page that brings itself up to date when you come back to it.

Polls in chat: ask a question in any chat, with one answer or several, anonymous or named, an optional deadline and a quiz mode. The poll's author and the chat's admins can stop it from its menu. Share an event or a post straight into a Spike chat, where it arrives as a card. An event shows as a picture with its date and type, and links to Spike events and posts show their card instead of the bare link. Organisers can create an event without notifying anyone, including a match that has already been played. The event payments screen shows what has been collected and what is still owed across everyone, how each person paid, and lets you search for a player. The Going and Not going buttons are easier to find, and Settings shows which app version you are running. Fixes: the app no longer crashes when a deleted message is restored in a chat you have open, and a freshly installed app is up to date on its first launch.