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Wrestling runs on weight classes, weigh-ins and bout order — details that decide whether a dual meet starts on time or unravels at the scorer’s table. Ligue holds the registrations, the weight certifications, the bracket and the running team score together, so the person with the clipboard at a Saturday tournament is looking at the same numbers as everyone in the stands.
Register wrestlers with what the sport needs on the form — date of birth, grade, starting weight, prior experience and the medical consent a contact sport requires. Youth clubs, middle school and varsity squads sit inside one organization rather than three separate lists.
Score bouts as they finish — decision, major, technical fall, pin — and the team score updates with the right points for the right result. The running dual score, the individual records and the bracket all move from that one entry rather than being tallied separately.
Collect club dues, tournament entry fees and singlet or gear payments by card, ACH or Apple Pay, with instalments across a long season. Entry fees for a weekend tournament can be invoiced per wrestler and tracked to paid without a cash box at the door.
Message a squad rather than the whole club, tell families a weigh-in time changed, and keep coach access separate from parent access. Every adult in the room — coaches, assistants, officials, volunteers — can be background-checked from the same staff record.
Run wrestling duals, tournaments, camps, clinics, academies, and clubs — all from the same platform.
Duals and bracketed tournaments are different events with different maths, and Ligue runs both. A dual meet scores by weight class into a team total; a tournament seeds a bracket and advances winners. A club that does both in one season keeps them in one place.
Weight classes and weigh-ins are eligibility, not admin. Certified weights and class assignments sit on the wrestler’s record, so before a meet you can see who is made weight, who is bumping up, and which classes you are forfeiting rather than discovering it at the table.
A tournament is several mats running at once. Lay out the bracket, set the bout order and publish which mat is wrestling which round, so coaches know where to be and families are not walking between four mats trying to find their wrestler.
Wins, losses, pins, technical falls and takedowns build from the bouts you score, so a wrestler’s season record is accurate without a coach keeping a private tally. Records carry across seasons, which is what a wrestler cares about by their senior year.
Both. A dual meet scores bout by bout into a running team total with the right points for a decision, major, technical fall or pin; a tournament seeds a bracket and advances winners as bouts are decided.
Yes. Certified weights and class assignments sit on the wrestler’s record, so before a meet you can see who has made weight, who is bumping up and where you are forfeiting.
From the bout results, using the points each result type carries. Enter the bout and the dual score updates — there is no separate tally to keep at the table.
Yes. All of them sit inside one organization with their own rosters and schedules, and a wrestler moving up keeps a single record and one career history.
It does. Set the bout order and publish which mat is running which round, so coaches and families know where to be instead of walking the hall.
Yes. Wins, losses, pins and takedowns attach to the athlete, so a season record builds automatically and carries across years rather than resetting.
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