No-Login Score Entry
Teams submit scores and confirm venues from an emailed link.
Competition Management For Grassroots Sport
For players, parents & clubs
Find any public competition and follow its fixtures, results and tables — no login needed.
LeagueHub365 helps grassroots and schools organisers set up competitions, generate fixtures and collect results — in football, netball, rugby, hockey, cricket, basketball, tennis and more. Pick your sport and the formats, match timings and table points come ready-made; teams enter scores from a simple email link, no login required.
Teams submit scores and confirm venues from an emailed link.
One master scheduler spots double-booked teams across every competition.
A mobile-first ribbon of fixtures, results and tables — public when you want.
Why Organisers Switch
Scores arrive late by text and email, then get re-typed into a spreadsheet.
A team's cup tie lands on the same day as their league game — and nobody notices until it's too late.
Team managers won't create yet another account just to report a result.
Your Sport, Your Rules
Pick a sport when you create a competition and LeagueHub365 sets the team formats, match timings and table points to match — goals, points, sets, rubbers or runs. Everything stays adjustable per competition.
3v3 to 11v11, GF/GA tables, shootouts and travel points.
7-a-side, quarters timing and netball table defaults.
7s to 15s with PF/PA tables and 4/2/0 points.
9s and 13s with rugby league 2/1/0 tables.
5s to 11s, quarters and shootouts supported.
Pairs and full XI with runs-based tables.
3x3 and 5v5 with points-for/against tables.
Team ties scored in rubbers, box leagues and knockouts.
Sets-won scoring with no-draw tables.
Team ties in rubbers, plus 1v1 box leagues and ladders.
Team ties scored in matches won, plus club box leagues.
Fast 5-a-side round-robins and festivals.
Sixes to 12-a-side with quarters timing.
How It Works
A step-by-step wizard for leagues, cups, tournaments and friendlies — dates, age groups, match format and more.
Set up clubs (e.g. LeagueHub FC) and their squads, then enter teams into competitions.
Auto-build round-robin, group and knockout fixtures with sensible dates — then resolve any clashes in the scheduler.
Teams enter scores via an email link; both submissions are cross-checked and conflicts flagged to you.
Master Scheduler
Sees every competition a squad plays in and flags when it's booked twice on the same day — across your whole account.
Suggests free dates and straight swaps, or un-dates a match so you can reschedule it later — and auto-resolves knock-on clashes.
Block school-holiday ranges account-wide and record each team's external unavailability, so generated dates avoid them.
Smart Cup Scheduling
Set a default date per round and space rounds one, two or more weeks apart — so league fixtures slot in between.
Give each round a deadline; fixtures show a "play by" chip and flag overdue ties at a glance.
Eliminator rounds absorb the byes so no team is parachuted straight into a quarter or semi-final.
No-Login Match Links
Each team gets a private link to enter the result (and penalties, where the sport has them) — disagreements are flagged for the organiser.
The home team confirms the venue and start time, requested automatically before the match.
Optional match notes plus star ratings for pitch, referee and opposition behaviour.
Match Centre
Scroll a day-by-day ribbon of fixtures, or see the full season grouped by week.
Fixtures and tables grouped by age group and gender, with tidy club-only names.
Results feed straight into the table, using your sport's points scheme and score columns.
Solutions
Schedule weekly fixtures, avoid clashes, automate reminders and keep an up-to-date table.
Group stages, knockout pathways, round spacing and play-by deadlines, pitches and referees.
Collect scores via email links, resolve conflicts, and publish public results.
Features
One platform for every competition format and every sport, including friendlies.
Cross-competition conflict detection with suggested dates, swaps and auto-resolve.
Per-round default dates, weekly spacing and must-play-by deadlines.
Round-robin, groups and knockout pathways — review the draft, then publish.
Both teams submit via private links; conflicting scores are flagged.
Mobile-first date ribbon, week view and live tables grouped by age and gender.
Venue requests, reminders and match-day score requests sent on schedule.
Notes plus star ratings for pitch, referee and opposition behaviour.
Every score submission kept — who, when and what — even if a fixture is later removed.
Clubs own many squads with managers, contacts, and coach certificate tracking with expiry reminders.
Choose exactly what's public: tables, fixtures and results.
Competition logos plus booklets and guidelines to share with teams.
Built For Match Day
Automated reminders and score requests mean fewer Sunday-night phone calls.
The scheduler catches double-bookings; both teams confirm the score and mismatches surface for you.
Public tables and results keep players, parents and clubs informed.
Pricing
Early Access
Free for the 2026/27 season
From next season
From next season, save yearly
Ask about partnerships
LeagueHub365 is in early access: organisers who join now run free for the whole 2026/27 season, with full pricing published before it ever applies. Country-specific pricing is supported in-platform for regional billing.
FAQ
Yes. During early access, organisers who join run completely free for the 2026/27 season — every feature, no card. Paid plans start next season, and founding organisers get 50% off their first paid year.
No. Each team gets a private email link to submit the score and (for the home team) confirm venue and kick-off — no sign-up needed.
Yes. The master scheduler sees every competition a team plays in and flags double-bookings, then suggests free dates or swaps to resolve them — including school-holiday and team-unavailability dates.
Yes. When you generate a cup, set a default date per round and choose how many weeks apart rounds should be, plus a "must play by" deadline for each round.
Both submissions are compared. If they disagree, the result is flagged as a conflict for the organiser to confirm, and every submission is kept in an audit trail.
Yes, and you control it. Toggle public visibility for tables, fixtures and results per competition.