Church leagues run on volunteers. LeagueArc gives your ministry team online registration, schedules that work around church events, and one place for announcements—so Sunday conversations are about the game, not the spreadsheet.
Open full-sizeA closer look at LeagueArcRegistration, schedules, and scores in one place.
Registration, schedules, and scores in one place
Standings and stats that update themselves
Help moving your league
Built around your gameSport-specific scoring and statistics
Your season, connectedRegistration through the final result
Personal help getting startedOnboarding and migration support
Made for the people running the league
Built for leagues run by volunteers.
Simple enough for a first-time organizer. Organized enough to hand off next season.
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Volunteer roles, organized
Assign scorekeepers, referees, and setup volunteers to game nights. Each person gets an email with their assignment.
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Pricing that respects a ministry budget
Flat monthly plans sized by team count, with no per-player subscription fees. Ask about community pricing for churches and non-profits.
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Registration from the bulletin
Share one registration link in the bulletin or group chat. Players sign up, request a team, and pay any fees online, with no paper forms to chase on Sunday morning.
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Schedules around church events
Generate a season schedule that skips your blackout dates, then publish it online so everyone knows when and where to show up.
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Balanced teams
Draft balanced teams from skill levels, check the balance score, and adjust placements yourself when keeping friends and families together matters more than perfect parity.
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Announcements and fellowship events
Post league news to everyone at once, and add socials, meetings, or service days to the same schedule as your games.
A look inside
Everything the next organizer needs, in one place.
Action items, league health, and upcoming games, together on one dashboard.
Inside LeagueArc
Open full-sizeA closer look at LeagueArcInside LeagueArc, from first signup to final score.
The work you know well
Running a ministry league on borrowed time.
Start with the parts of running your league that take the most coordination.
Relying entirely on volunteers
Church leagues rarely have paid staff. Every role—from scorekeeper to scheduler to referee—is filled by a volunteer who already has a full plate. When one person steps away, the whole operation can stall because all the knowledge lived in their head.
Keeping costs low for participants
Many participants are families on tight budgets. High registration fees or expensive software can price people out of the very community activity designed to include them.
Building community beyond the game
The goal is fellowship, not just wins and losses. But when organizers are buried in spreadsheets and phone trees, there is no energy left for the socials and service days that make a church league special.
Managing mixed skill levels and ages
Church leagues often include everyone from teenagers to grandparents, and skill levels vary widely. Building balanced teams that keep games fun and safe takes planning that is hard to do without the right tools.
Personal onboarding & migration support
Start with last season’s list.
Tell us about your league, your current data, and what a move would involve.
Is LeagueArc affordable for a church or non-profit budget?
Plans are flat monthly subscriptions sized by team count, with no per-player subscription fees. We also review community pricing for churches and non-profits case by case, so tell us about your league.
Can volunteers run everything instead of paid staff?
Yes. Give each helper a role—admin, editor, or scorekeeper—so the work is shared and no one person carries the whole league.
Can we mix adults and youth in the same league?
Yes. Create separate divisions within one league—a youth division and an adult division, for example—each with its own schedule and standings.
Does LeagueArc work for a small league with only a few teams?
Yes. The Starter plan is built for smaller leagues, and setup stays simple at any size.
Can we use LeagueArc for fellowship events too?
Yes. Add socials, meetings, or service days to the league schedule alongside games, and use announcements for any news your community needs.