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// league play

Your club's whole season. One link.

Twenty teams, eleven weekends, and every Saturday morning somebody asks where everyone is. League Play puts the club's entire league season on one page — every team, every weekend, opening on the one being played — with a results page that shows how each team is doing.

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// who it's for

One link, read two different ways.

For the club

The league publishes a season of fixtures across every one of your teams. One link answers where they all are this weekend — and how the season is going — without you answering it.

  • Every team's games, weekend by weekend
  • Postponed and rescheduled games marked from the export
  • A results page per team, per weekend and per division
  • Re-upload the export after each weekend — anyone can
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For parents and coaches

The whole club on one page, opened on this weekend. Find your team, see who else is at the same park, check how the U12s did last week. No app, no account.

  • Filter to one team, one division, or home games only
  • The next kickoff stays pinned while you scroll
  • Every team's record, updated as scores come in
  • Works on a phone, standing at a field
// setup

About a minute, and no data entry.

01

Download your club's schedule

From the league's own website — the Export Club Schedule link on your club's schedule page.

02

Upload it, confirm the season

We read it back — teams, games, weekends — and name the season from its dates. Nothing is saved until you confirm.

03

Publish and send it

One address for the whole season. After each weekend, upload the latest export and the scores arrive with it.

// pricing

One credit per season.

Build the page first — you're only asked for a credit when you publish. Fall and Spring are two seasons; a cup with its own export is its own link.

$10 — 1 season

One club, one season, one link. Re-uploading the schedule every week is free.

  • One link per club per season
  • The address never changes once it's out
  • Unlimited people can open it

$40 — 5 seasons

Five seasons for the price of four — Fall and Spring for a couple of years, or a league and a cup. Credits never expire.

  • One link per club per season
  • The address never changes once it's out
  • Unlimited people can open it
// questions

Questions

Where does the schedule come from?
Your club's own schedule export from the league's website — the same Export Club Schedule link Tournament Day uses. Download the file, upload it, and the whole season is on the page in about a minute. Nothing is fetched from the league on your behalf; the file you hand us is what's read.
How do the scores get on there each week?
Someone uploads the latest export. After a weekend, the club's export carries the scores, so re-uploading it brings them in — and anyone standing on the sideline can do it from the page itself, not just the club. It's accepted once a day, and only when the file really is this club's schedule for this season; a different club's or a different season's file is refused without changing anything.
What does the results page show?
Records: won, lost, drawn and goals — for the club, for each team, against each opponent club, by weekend and by division. It does not show league standings, and it can't honestly: the export holds only your club's games, so nobody else's record is in it. Anything beyond your own results would be invented.
What if a game is postponed or moved?
The league's export carries a status column, and it shows on the game — Postponed, Rescheduled, Field change — so a postponed kickoff never reads as the next one up. When the league sets the new time, the next upload picks it up.
Why can't the link change?
Because it's been sent to every family in the club by then. The address is locked when you publish, and a credit buys that one club's one season — Fall and Spring are two links, and a State Cup schedule with its own export is a third. One export per link.
Is Fall and Spring the only choice?
No — the season is read from the schedule's dates (August to November reads as Fall), and you can rename it before publishing. A year-round league or an unusual event just gets the name you give it.
How is this priced?
$10 for a season, or five seasons for $40 — one credit each, bought as a pack rather than a subscription. Credits never expire, drafts are free, and re-uploading the schedule all season is free. The credit is spent once, when you publish.

One link, and nobody has to ask you where anyone is — all season.

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