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Rugby asks more of a club than most sports — age-grade rules, front-row qualification, match officials, and a fixture list that moves when a pitch goes under. Ligue holds the registrations, the medical and eligibility paperwork, the fixtures and the match record together, so the compliance side of running a club is a screen rather than a filing cabinet.
Register senior squads and every age grade from minis upward, collecting what rugby actually requires — date of birth for age-grade banding, position, front-row qualification, medical notes and the consent a contact sport needs before anybody trains.
Score the match as it happens — tries, conversions, penalties, drop goals, cards — and the summary, the scorers, the discipline record and the league table all build from it. Bonus points apply on the rules your competition uses rather than a generic win-draw-loss.
Collect membership, match subs, tour contributions and kit payments by card, ACH or Apple Pay, with instalments across a long season. A tour or a festival weekend can be invoiced to the travelling squad and tracked to paid without a separate spreadsheet.
Keep players, parents, coaches and match officials in one place, message a squad rather than the whole club, and control who can select a side or publish a result. Every coach and volunteer around age-grade rugby can be background-checked from the same staff record.
Run rugby leagues, sevens tournaments, camps, clinics, academies, and clubs — all from the same platform.
Fifteens, tens and sevens run differently and Ligue keeps them apart. A sevens festival in the summer, a fifteens league through the winter and a tens tournament each carry their own squad sizes, match lengths and points systems inside the same club.
Age-grade banding and front-row qualification are eligibility questions with real consequences, so they sit on the player record rather than in a coach’s memory. Before a fixture you can see who is cleared to play and who is qualified to pack down in the front row.
Book pitches, assign match officials and publish the fixture list, then change it once when the ground is unplayable. Both clubs, the referee and every parent already in the car get the same message at the same moment rather than a chain of phone calls.
Tries, conversions, penalties, bonus points and cards all come from the match record, so the table reflects the competition’s own rules and the discipline log is a record you can produce when a governing body asks. Player figures build across the season from the same entry.
Yes. The table applies the points system your competition uses — including try bonuses and losing bonuses — rather than a generic win-draw-loss calculation.
It can. Front-row qualification and age-grade banding sit on the player record, so before a fixture you can see who is cleared to play and who is qualified to pack down.
Cards are recorded as part of the match, so the discipline log builds automatically and can be produced when a governing body or a disciplinary panel asks for it.
Yes. Every age grade and the senior squads sit inside one organization, with age-grade rules enforced from the date of birth collected at registration.
Yes. Each format keeps its own squad sizes, match lengths and points system, so a summer sevens festival and a winter fifteens league run side by side.
Change the fixture once and both clubs, the appointed referee and every family are told together, with an announcement carrying the reason alongside the new date.
Open registration for your next season in minutes, or book a walkthrough and we'll set it up around your squads and fixture list.