Set your points system and tiebreakers once. LeagueArc applies them to every final score, seeds your playoff bracket from the standings, and records every correction—so your league runs exactly the way you designed it.
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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
Standings you never rebuild by hand.
Enter the final score. The table, tiebreakers, and stat leaders take it from there.
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Your points system and tiebreakers
Set points for wins, ties, and overtime losses, then choose your tiebreaker order—head-to-head, point differential, or points scored. Standings follow your rules every time they recalculate.
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Playoffs seeded from the table
When the regular season wraps, seed the playoff bracket straight from your standings. Run single elimination, double elimination, or round robin, and winners advance as results come in.
03
Roster moves that keep the record straight
Move a player between teams mid-season and their stats stay with the team that earned them. Registration caps and waitlists keep a season from overfilling.
04
The calls only a commissioner makes
Approve registrations, record forfeits, and log incidents. Suspensions count down game by game until they are served.
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One official channel
Post announcements to the whole league, one season, or a single team. They arrive by email and in players’ portal inboxes, so nobody can say they missed it.
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Scorekeeping you can delegate
Give scorekeepers their own login or game-day access code. They score from a phone, you can correct any final score later, and the change is recorded in the audit log.
A look inside
Every game night, accounted for.
Action items, league health, and upcoming games on the dashboard you open every morning.
Inside LeagueArc
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The work you know well
The side of commissioning nobody signs up for.
Start with the parts of running your league that take the most coordination.
Keeping every rule consistent
Every league has its own personality—tiebreaker rules, points systems, and playoff formats that make it unique. Generic tools force you into rigid templates, so you end up tracking exceptions in side documents and losing the consistency your teams expect.
Manual standings and stat tracking
Updating standings after every game night, calculating tiebreakers, and verifying stats takes hours each week. One mistyped score can throw off an entire division, and by the time you catch the error, team captains are already sending angry messages.
Team and player disputes
From protested games to suspension questions, commissioners spend a surprising amount of time mediating disputes. Without a clear record of scores and changes, resolving them fairly becomes a he-said-she-said headache.
Personal onboarding & migration support
Bring your league’s history with you.
Tell us about your league, your current data, and what a move would involve.
Yes. Choose your tiebreaker order—head-to-head record, point differential, or points scored—and standings recalculate whenever a final score is saved.
Can team captains enter their own scores?
Not through a captain portal. Instead, give anyone you trust—a captain, a volunteer, or a ref—a scorekeeper login or game-day access code. They score from a phone, and you can correct any final score later.
Which playoff formats does LeagueArc support?
Single elimination, double elimination, and round robin. Seed the bracket from your standings when the regular season wraps, and winners advance as results come in.
Can I delegate admin tasks to other people?
Yes. Invite helpers as admins, editors, scorekeepers, or coaches, so each person gets the access their job needs and nothing more.
How do I handle a protested game or a score correction?
Correct the final score or record a forfeit, and standings recalculate on their own. Score corrections and admin changes are recorded in the audit log, so you can show who changed what and when.