Set the alarm for 6:42 p.m.

Web alarm clock for 6:42 p.m.

You’re handing the basketball court keys to the next volunteer, so the opening reminder needs to reach them too. A 6:42 pm alarm gives you a clear point to pass over responsibility for letting the barangay players in. If practice starts at 7:00 pm, those 18 minutes leave room for unlocking the gate and getting everyone onto the court without rushing the handover.

Passing over the keys can leave one detail unfinished: you may still have the alarm sound routed to your headphones. When setting the reminder for court opening, you can disconnect them and check that audio comes through the speaker at an audible level before handing over the phone. Your replacement could miss the basketball practice opening cue if you close this page or the phone goes to sleep, so keeping the reminder running belongs in the handover too.

Your last check with the incoming volunteer can happen by the court gate, rather than entirely inside an air-conditioned barangay office. That lets you both judge the lingering heat outside before players arrive. You can point out a shaded waiting spot and leave drinking water within reach, with the keys already in the volunteer’s hands.