Team composite pictures and memory mate examples
Looking for team composite pictures and ideas? Here are 12 team composites and 6 memory mates in different styles, team colors and print sizes. Every one was made automatically by RosterFrame from a folder of headshots. The names were read from the file names, and the layout adapts to the number of players.
The players in these examples are drawn illustrations, not real people. Click any picture to see it larger.
Team composites

Hawks U12, Riverside Youth Sports

Tigers U14, Metro Basketball League

Hawks U12, Northside Soccer Club

Sharks U10, Riverside Swim Team

Hawks U12, Lakeside Little League

Tigers U14, Metro Basketball League

Tigers U14, County Youth Football

Sharks U10, Riverside Youth Sports

Hawks U12, Lakeside Little League

Sharks U10, Valley Flag Football

Sharks U10, Northside Volleyball Club

Tigers U14, Valley Lacrosse
Three composite styles
- Classic has a team-color banner on a cream background. It's the traditional look for rec leagues, Little League and schools.
- Bold uses the team color as the background with framed headshots. It suits travel teams, high school sports and football.
- Clean is white with a thin accent line. It works for clubs, dance, cheer, swim and volleyball.
Every style works with any two team colors, your league logo, the league name and the season. Want to know how it works? Read how to make team composites for a whole league.
Memory mates

Large portrait on the left, team photo, big name and jersey number on the right

Dark Bold version with the number in the accent color

Classic cream background with a teal frame

Trading-card look: big portrait, name banner, number badge and the team photo as an inset

Bold player card with a gold frame and striped background

Clean player card in blue with an orange number badge
Side-by-side memory mates come in 10 × 8" and 7 × 5". Player cards come in 8 × 10" and 5 × 7". See the free memory mate template for how to make one for every player at once.
Tips for great team composites
- Pick the two strongest team colors, usually the jersey color and the trim.
- Use the same framing for every headshot so the faces line up.
- Larger teams look better in landscape (10 × 8" or 14 × 11"). Small teams fit portrait 8 × 10" well.
- Put the league or club name and season on the print. Parents keep these for years.
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