Intramural seasons often run four to six weeks, back to back. LeagueArc takes team and free-agent registrations, drafts balanced teams from the free-agent pool, and generates schedules around your gym and field slots—so play starts on time.
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 sign-up week.
Hundreds of registrations, a small staff, and a season that starts Monday.
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Team and free-agent registration
Students register with a team or as free agents from one link, choose a skill level, and pay any fees online.
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Free agents into teams
Draft balanced teams from the free-agent pool by skill level, review the balance score, and approve every placement before rosters go out.
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Schedules in one pass
Generate round-robin schedules around your gym and field slots and blackout dates, then publish them the same day.
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Competitive and rec divisions
Run competitive and recreational divisions in the same sport, each with its own schedule, standings, and playoff bracket.
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Student staff, scoped
Give student workers a scorekeeper login or game-day access code, so they can score games without seeing admin settings.
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Reminders and brackets
Turn on game reminders, post announcements by email, and publish playoff brackets students can follow on their phones.
A look inside
Every league’s action items in one view.
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
Sign-up week, every few weeks.
Start with the parts of running your league that take the most coordination.
Big sign-up numbers, small staff
A single intramural season can draw hundreds of sign-ups across several sports. Processing registrations, forming teams, and building schedules with a small rec staff means everyone is stretched thin before the first game is played.
Short seasons and rapid turnaround
New sports launch back to back, with barely time to wrap one before registration opens for the next. Any bottleneck in team formation or scheduling eats into an already short playing window.
Diverse skill levels
Intramurals attract everyone from former varsity athletes to first-timers. Lopsided matchups drive away the casual players who make up most of your participation.
Reporting participation
Campus leadership asks rec departments to show their impact on student life. Pulling participation numbers from sign-in sheets and spreadsheets takes weeks.
Personal onboarding & migration support
Bring last semester’s rosters.
Tell us about your league, your current data, and what a move would involve.
Yes. Students register through one self-service link, and registration status, payments, and rosters stay connected for the staff reviewing sign-ups.
How does team formation work?
Free agents stay in a pool for staff to review. Draft balanced teams by skill level, check the balance score, and adjust before rosters are published.
Can we run competitive and recreational divisions for the same sport?
Yes. Create as many divisions as you need, and each gets its own schedule, standings, and playoff bracket.
Can we get data for campus reports?
Yes. Export registrations, rosters, and player stats to CSV for your semester reports.
Can student workers help run game day?
Yes. Give them a scorekeeper login or game-day access code so they can score games without seeing admin settings. Text reminders are available when you connect Twilio.