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Baseball asks a youth organization to track something most sports do not: how many pitches a twelve-year-old threw on Saturday, and whether that means they are allowed to pitch on Tuesday. Ligue holds the pitch counts and required rest alongside the registrations, the diamond bookings and the line score, so the safety rule that matters most is enforced by the system rather than remembered by a volunteer.
Register players across every age division with a form that captures date of birth for birth-year banding, position, prior experience and the medical consents a season requires. Travel and rec programmes sit inside one organization, so a player in both is one athlete rather than two records.
Score the game pitch by pitch and the line score, the batting lines, the pitching lines and the standings all come from that one entry. Hits, runs, errors, RBIs, strikeouts and walks are recorded as they happen rather than reconstructed from a paper book on the drive home.
Collect registration, uniform and tournament fees by card, ACH or Apple Pay, with instalments across a long spring. Concession and equipment costs can be invoiced per family and tracked to paid rather than settled in cash at the field.
Message one team about a rainout rather than the whole league, keep coach access separate from parent access, and background-check every adult around junior baseball from the same staff record.
Run baseball leagues, tournaments, camps, clinics, academies, and clubs — all from the same platform.
Pitch counts and required rest are a safety rule with real consequences, so they belong on the record rather than in a coach’s notebook. The count comes out of the game you scored, the rest requirement follows from it, and before Tuesday you can see who is available to pitch and who is not.
Birth-year age divisions decide who plays where, and the date of birth collected at registration sets it. An athlete in the wrong division is visible before the season rather than when a tournament asks for proof of age on a Saturday morning.
Diamonds, doubleheaders and rainouts are the three things that reshape a baseball calendar. Book fields per game, lay out a doubleheader properly, and when weather takes the day, one change reaches both teams, the umpires and every parent at once.
Hits, runs, RBIs, ERA and batting average build from the games you scored, so a player’s season line is accurate without a parent keeping a private tally in the stands. Records carry across seasons, which is most of what a fourteen-year-old wants to look at.
Yes. The count comes out of the game as you score it, and the required rest that follows is held against the pitcher — so before the next game you can see who is eligible to pitch rather than working it out from a notebook.
Yes. Both are programmes inside the same organization with their own fees, schedules and standings, and a player in both keeps one record and one set of statistics.
By the date of birth collected at registration, against the birth-year banding your league uses, so an athlete in the wrong division is caught before the season rather than at a tournament gate.
Change the fixture once and both teams, the umpires and every family are told together, with an announcement carrying the reason alongside the new date.
Yes. Batting averages, ERA, RBIs, strikeouts and walks all build from the games you scored, and they attach to the athlete so their record carries across seasons.
Yes. The live score and the running line score are in the app, and you can broadcast the game itself to families and out to YouTube at the same time.
Open registration for your next season in minutes, or book a walkthrough and we'll set it up around your divisions, pitch-count rules, and field calendar.