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Lacrosse asks a club to run two seasons a year with overlapping rosters — a school-aligned spring and a summer club circuit, often with the same athletes on different teams under different rules. Ligue keeps the rosters straight across both, shares fields and officials without double-booking, and records ground balls and faceoffs alongside the goals.
Register athletes for the spring season and the summer club programme separately, with a form that captures age, position, level and the medical consents a contact sport requires. A player in both keeps one record and one set of career numbers.
Score the game quarter by quarter — goals, assists, ground balls, faceoff wins, clears — and the match record, the player lines and the standings all build from that entry. The stats lacrosse actually cares about are recorded, not just the score.
Collect registration, club fees and tournament entries by card, ACH or Apple Pay, with instalments across a season that runs into the summer. Travel for a showcase weekend can be invoiced to the squad going.
Message one team about a field change rather than the whole club, keep coach access separate from parent access, and background-check every adult around junior lacrosse from the same staff record.
Run lacrosse leagues, tournaments, camps, clinics, academies, and clubs — all from the same platform.
A spring season and a summer club circuit run on different calendars with different commitments, and most athletes do both. Each is its own programme with its own fees, schedule and standings inside one organization rather than two clubs pretending not to know each other.
Levels, rules and dual rosters are where lacrosse administration gets messy — different rule sets by age, athletes carried on two rosters at once, and eligibility that depends on both. Keeping it on the athlete’s record means the answer is a screen rather than an argument.
Shared fields and officials are the constraint a lacrosse weekend runs into. Assign a field and a crew per game, see what each field is carrying, and change it once when weather or a clash forces a move.
Ground balls and faceoffs decide lacrosse games and rarely get recorded properly. They build from the same entry as the goals and assists, so a player’s contribution is visible in the numbers rather than only in a coach’s impression.
Yes. Ground balls, faceoff wins and clears are recorded alongside goals and assists from the same entry, so the statistics that actually decide lacrosse games are in the record.
Yes. Both programmes sit inside one organization and the athlete keeps a single record, so their history and statistics carry across rather than being split.
Each level runs as its own division with its own rules, quarter lengths and eligibility, so a youth division and a high-school division are not forced into one template.
Yes. Each game carries its field, time slot and assigned officials, so you can see what every field is carrying and move a game once when it has to change.
Yes. Each programme carries its own fee and its own payment plan, and a family doing both sees both on one payment history.
Season statistics build per athlete from the games you score, and you control what your organization publishes. You can also broadcast games, which gives a recruiter the actual game rather than a highlight reel.
Open registration for your next season in minutes, or book a walkthrough and we'll set it up around your divisions and field calendar.