Only your org and invited staff log in here.
Players, parents, coaches & officials.
We support 30+ sports and keep adding more.
Most sports software was built for one sport and then stretched to cover the rest, which is why a volleyball club ends up entering set scores into a form designed for soccer. Ligue scores 18+ sports natively — the scoring screen, the stat line and the season structure change with the sport rather than forcing every game into one template.
Every sport runs on the same platform — with the scores, stats, and structure that fit the way it's played.
Don't see your sport? Ligue supports over 30 sports — and we're always adding more. If yours isn't listed here, it almost certainly runs on Ligue too.
A generic platform can record that you won 3–1. It cannot tell you your economy rate, your faceoff percentage or your hitting percentage — and those are the numbers the people in your sport actually talk about.
A cricket scorer works ball by ball, a wrestling table scores bouts by weight class into a team total, and a swim meet records times and splits by lane. Each gets the screen that job needs rather than a scoreboard with two numbers on it.
Overs limits in cricket, weight classes in wrestling, sets in volleyball, birth-year cutoffs in soccer, pitch counts in baseball. The structure your sport actually runs on is part of the platform rather than something you approximate with a spreadsheet alongside it.
Because the right things were recorded, a player’s season history is worth looking at — a bowling average, a save percentage, a faceoff win rate — rather than a list of games and scorelines that tells nobody anything.
Most clubs are not a single sport for long. Running them in one place is where the administrative saving actually comes from.
A family with a daughter in soccer and a son in basketball has one account, one payment history and one app — rather than two registrations, two logins and two sets of reminders from what is supposedly the same club.
See which sports pay for themselves and which are being carried, which is a far more useful question than total revenue and one most organizations cannot answer because each sport lives in a different system.
A coach who helps with two sports is one staff record with one background check, not two invitations to two systems that neither knows about the other.
More than 18 with their own native scoring and stat lines, including basketball, soccer, baseball, softball, ice hockey, volleyball, football, lacrosse, field hockey, cricket, rugby, tennis, pickleball, wrestling, martial arts, swimming, track and field, and cheerleading.
That the scoring screen, the statistics and the season structure are built for that sport. A cricket scorer records ball by ball and gets batting averages and economy rates; a volleyball scorer records set by set and gets kills and hitting percentage. Neither is a generic score form with the labels changed.
Yes, and most do. Each sport sits inside one organization with shared families, shared staff and reporting across all of them, so a family with children in two sports has one account and one payment history.
Talk to us. The platform handles the common structures — leagues, tournaments, ladders, meets, grading — and several sports on the list started as a conversation with an organization that ran one.
Yes — pricing is $100 per sport, per month, with unlimited players, teams and seasons inside each one. A club running three sports pays for three.
An athlete has one record in your organization, and their statistics are kept per sport, so a multi-sport player has a basketball history and a soccer history under one profile rather than two separate identities.
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