For leagues and conferences
Every club. One rulebook. One standings table.
Build the schedule, post scores, run the playoffs and make sure every coach from every club knows the rules. All from one place, with nothing for the member clubs to buy.
A league season, start to finish
From the schedule meeting to the championship.
The jobs that usually live in a spreadsheet, a group text and a binder.
Set up the league
Add every club once, then copy them to each grade in one step. Pick how ties are broken.
Build the schedule
Pick the first game day and how many times teams meet. The schedule builds itself, with byes and home and away taken turns.
Get coaches on the rules
Every coach from every club takes the same short rules course on a phone. You see who finished, club by club.
Scores and playoffs
Scores go in from the field. Standings update on the spot, and the playoff bracket moves winners along on its own.
For the league scheduler
A schedule in minutes, standings that keep themselves.
Build a full round-robin schedule, then move any game by hand. Add non-conference games without them counting in the standings.
- Ties broken your way: head-to-head, point difference, points against.
- Playoff seeding comes straight from the standings.
- Move or cancel a game and both clubs get an email on their own.
- No score a few hours after a game? The clubs get a reminder. Still nothing the next day, the league hears about it.
- Hosting a weekend tournament too? Pools, brackets, outside teams and referee assignments are built in.
For the league president and rules chair
Know every coach read the rules. Before game one.
Paste your coach list from a spreadsheet: club, name, email and role. Pick the course everyone must finish. One tap invites the coaches who haven't signed in and reminds the ones who haven't finished.
- See who finished, club by club, and download the list for the board.
- Rule changed mid-season? Edit the lesson, then email every coach from the same screen.
- Each lesson takes a few minutes on a phone and ends with a quick question.
The league's own website
One page every family can find.
The league page fills itself in from the schedule and the scores. If the league has its own website, this is its home page.
Every grade
Each grade's leaders up top, with full standings, schedule and playoffs a tap away.
This week
Every game coming up, by day, with the grade, the field and the time.
Latest results
Final scores as soon as a coach posts them. Nobody has to update the website.
The league itself
The rulebook, league officers with their contact info, and every member club.
For the member clubs
Nothing new to learn.
The clubs in your league don't have to switch anything to take part.
One link per club
Each club gets one private link that covers its teams in every grade, emailed with its schedule. Coaches post scores from the sideline. No account and no app to download.
Wrong scores get caught
If two teams post different scores, the game is flagged and the league admins get an alert to sort it out.
Their own website, too
Any club can show the live standings on its own website by pasting in one box. It updates with every score.
Already on MCM360 Sports? Post once.
A club with its own MCM360 Sports site pastes the league link into its team settings. League games land on the team's schedule, and a final posted in the club's app goes to the league by itself. Coaches use one sign-in for both sites.
A club that wants its own site, registration and app can run on MCM360 Sports too. See what clubs get
Fair questions
What league boards ask first.
Do our member clubs have to use MCM360 Sports?
No. The league runs from one MCM360 Sports site. A club that isn't on it gets one private link to post scores for its teams in every grade. No account and nothing to install. Clubs that are on it can connect their teams, so games and scores flow both ways.
What if a coach forgets to post a score?
A few hours after the game, both clubs get an email with their link. If there's still no score the next day, the league gets an alert.
What happens when two teams post different scores?
The game is flagged and the league admins get an alert with both scores. They pick the right one, and the standings fix themselves.
Can each grade be its own league?
Yes. Make one league per grade or division and put them in a group. They share one public page with a tab for each.
What do league coaches see?
Only the league's courses. They never see another club's families, players or money.
Do we have to write the rules course ourselves?
No. Send Mike your rulebook and we'll turn it into a short course for you to check. You can edit any lesson yourself after that, with AI help if you want it.
What does it cost?
Leagues come in different shapes, so we price them to fit how yours runs. Talk to Mike and you'll have a number in one conversation.
More league questions · Something else? Ask Mike
See a league from the inside.
A three-stop tour: the league president's coach tracker, the rules course on a coach's phone, and the standings. No sign-up.