Warning: Downloading a schedule should only be done if you are unable to subscribe above. When you download a schedule, the games do not get updated in your calendar app when the league administrator makes changes to the schedule.

When downloading your schedule, you have four format options:

ICALDownload CO-ED LOWER schedule in iCal format.

In this iCal version, all games are assigned to the EST time zone. ICALDownload CO-ED LOWER schedule in iCal format.

In this iCal version, all games are assigned without time zone information. Your calendar program should import the games using your local time zone. CSVDownload CO-ED LOWER schedule in CSV format. VCALDownload CO-ED LOWER schedule in vCal format.

1. iCal - The most reliable format with additional information for displaying reminders prior to the game. All games are assigned to the EST time zone. Recommended for Outlook 2007-2010, Apple iCal, Google calendar, and most other programs.
   File extension = .ics
2. iCal alternate - The dark green iCal button is an alternate version of iCal that does not have time zone information. The time zone info shoud be set by your Calendar program when you import the QuickScores schedule. Try this version if the times are off when importing the first iCal format.
   File extension = .ics
3. CSV - Comma separated value format provides much of the same information as iCal but occasionally has problems when being imported into your calendar application. Should be used with Outlook 2003.
   File extension = .csv
4. vCal - An older format that has been largely replaced by iCal. Use iCal if possible unless your calendar application only accepts vCal format. Can be used with Outlook 2003.
   File extension = .vcs

1. Click the iCal, CSV, or vCal link for the team schedule that you wish to download.
2. A window will pop up asking if you want to Open or Save the file. Select Save and choose a location on your computer (like your Desktop) where you can retrieve the downloaded file.
3. In your calendar application, select the Import function and when asked what file you want to import, select the downloaded file from Step 2.

If the main Subscribe button doesn't work automatically, use these steps to manually subscribe.

1. Copy this URL:
   
2. Open your calendar application and follow these steps.
   Google Calendar:

   • In the left side bar, click the + icon next to "Add a friend's calendar" and select "From URL".
   • Paste the URL from step 1 into the box and click "Add Calendar".
   • Look under "Settings for other calendars" on the lower left and select the one that starts with "webcal://".
   • Rename the calendar to something useful and change any other settings you wish, like adding notifications.
   • It may take a few minutes to sync to the Google Calendar app on your phone. If you still don't see it, go into the app settings and look for it under "Show more". Be sure it is set to "Sync".
   Import to iPhone:

   • Select "Settings", then "Mail, Contacts, Calendars", then "Add Account", then "Other", then "Add Subscribed Calendar".
   • When it asks for "Server", paste the URL from step 1. It will validate the URL.
   • Then it will give a default "Description" name, you can change this if you wish.
   • Leave "Username" and "Password" blank. Leave "Use SSL" Off and "Remove Alarms" Off".
   MS Outlook 2003:

   • Select "Tools", then "Account Settings".
   • Then select the tab "Internet Calendars", then "New".
   • Paste the URL from step 1 into the box.
   MS Outlook 2010 / 2013:

   • Select "File", then "Account Settings" and "Account Settings" again.
   • Select the tab "Internet Calendars", then "New".
   • Paste the URL from step 1 into the box, and click "Add".
   • In the "Folder Name" box, type the name of the calendar as you want it to appear in Outlook, then click "OK".
   • Finally, click "Close".