Softball League Scheduler
Pick your game nights, your fields and how many weeks. It builds the season, keeps the standings, and runs the playoffs when the season ends.
Free to start. A Free account runs 1 event at a time with up to 16 teams, 4 fields and 15 days. No app, and no entry fees or prize money go through the site.
What you get
Weekly game nights
Choose the nights you play, and the first and last game time for each night.
Divisions
Split the league into divisions. Each one gets its own standings, and can play on its own nights.
Play everyone once, twice or three times
Set how often teams meet and how many games each team plays a week.
Season standings
Wins, losses, ties and points, updated as scores come in, with a filter for each week.
Make-up games and late teams
Move a rained-out game to a new night, or add a team part way through the season.
Playoffs
Finish with a single or double elimination bracket seeded from the final standings.
How it works
- 1
Name it and set your nights
League type, fields, game length and the weeks it runs.
- 2
Add teams and divisions
List them yourself or let teams register on the league page.
- 3
Share one link
Every team sees its games, the standings and the playoff picture all season.
Questions
How long can a league season be?
A Free account covers an event up to 15 days long, Pro 50 days and Max 155 days. The league creator shows how long a season your plan covers.
Can I reschedule a rained-out league game?
Yes. Open the game and move it to a new date, time and field. It shows up in the week it now falls in.
Can a team join after the season starts?
Yes. Add the team from the league page and it is given games against the other teams in open slots. Games already played stay as they are.
Is it free?
It is free to start. A Free account runs 1 event at a time with up to 16 teams, 4 fields and 15 days, with schedules, brackets, live scores and an event page. Pro and Max raise those limits and remove ads, and can be bought for a single weekend.
Do teams and players need an app or an account?
No. The event is one link that opens in the browser on any phone or PC. Anyone can look at the schedule, bracket and standings without signing in.
Does the site collect entry fees or pay out prize money?
No. Organizers collect entry fees and pay prizes their own way. The site can show the fee and the prize pool on the event page, but the money never goes through it.