Quick answer
Arbiter emails you the calendar feed link for a team schedule instead of showing it on the page: create a free ArbiterLive account, follow the team, and request the feed. The link arrives from Arbiter's messaging system and works in any phone calendar. Add it once and games plus time changes appear automatically. To combine several teams into one link, paste each team's emailed feed into a calendar that reads multiple feeds, like Calfeed.
Search a school on ArbiterLive and the Arbiter schedule for that team is right there, game by game. Getting that schedule onto a phone takes two extra steps most platforms skip: Arbiter wants a free account first, and it emails the calendar feed link instead of showing it on the page.
Find the team schedule
ArbiterLive is public. Search for the school, then open the specific team's schedule page. No account needed to view it.
Sign up, then request the feed by email
Click Follow, the button in the upper right of the schedule page. Before anything else, ArbiterLive asks for an account: email, password, free to create. Viewing schedules is anonymous, but following a team and getting its feed is not.
Signed in and following, use the email-me-my-calendar-feed option. Arbiter sends it in a message from messaging@arbitersports.com, with the feed link inside. Copy the link out of that email into a calendar app.
Those are the two clunky steps in an otherwise normal setup, worth naming plainly: a sign-up wall in front of the feed, and a link that lands in an inbox instead of sitting on the page. Follow also sets up email or text alerts when Arbiter changes the schedule. Alerts are a separate feature from the calendar feed: the link from the email is what actually goes into a calendar app.
Subscribe on iPhone or Android
On iPhone: open the email, tap the link, and confirm the subscription when Calendar asks. On Android: open calendar.google.com on a computer or phone browser, go to Other calendars, tap the plus, choose From URL, and paste the link in.
Either way, games and time changes now show up on their own. Apple checks about once an hour, Google every 12 to 24 hours.
Tracking more than one team
Coaching multiple teams, or a parent with kids on varsity and JV? Each Arbiter feed covers one team, and Arbiter has no built-in way to combine them.
Request the emailed feed for every team, then paste all of them into Calfeed's merge tool. It reads every source and republishes one combined calendar link, up to 10 feeds free and 25 on Pro, instead of a folder of separate emails to keep straight.