For organizers

Forty-seven signed up alone. Run a kickball league that turns them into teams.

They register and pay on their own, your captains build teams from the pool, and Tuesday’s standings are up before anyone leaves the bar.

Built for it

The builder asks you about the mercy rule.

Because that is the argument every league is having by week three.

Entries

Entry size
8–20 players
Waitlist, auto-confirming as spots free
Lottery entry with a claim window
Waiver signed at checkout

Kickball setup

Minimum women on field
For coed play
Mercy rule
In effect or none

Scoring

Points recorded per entry
Per-player stat line
R · H · RBI · E

Format

Round-robin schedule
Elimination bracket
Standings
Updated as results land
Captains submit scores, you approve

The season, running itself

Results you never type twice.

Schedules generate from your registrations. Results come in, and the table updates in the shape kickball is actually scored in.

Kickball — Standings● Live
1 · Last Pick7–1
2 · The Regulars6–2
3 · Northside5–3
4 · Sunday Best4–4

Common Questions

Can players sign up without a team?
They list themselves as available to play, with their sports and a short bio, and your captains recruit from that pool. A season entry belongs to a team, so nobody pays until a team takes them on — and the invitation goes team to player, so there is no screen where you drag names onto rosters yourself.
Can a captain pay for the whole team?
Either way. One payment for the roster, or invite them and each pays their share.

What it costs, when you are paid, what a refund reverses and how the fee cap works: pricing, payouts and refunds for league organizers.

Also under court & field

Looking to play instead? Join a kickball league.

Set up your kickball season.

About five minutes to build, and nothing to pay us until somebody registers.