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Roster and league management for field hockey

Rosters, divisions and fixtures — tracked centrally, so a club or league can run a season without spreadsheets.

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clubs · 20
  • 1

    Willowmere FHC

    16–2 · Princeton

    27Members
  • 2

    Hollis Park Field Hockey

    13–5 · Worcester

    24Members
  • 3

    Cobblestone FHC

    11–7 · Lancaster

    30Members
  • 4

    Ridgeline Field Hockey

    8–10 · Harrisburg

    22Members
  • 5

    Seabrook FHC

    5–13 · New Haven

    19Members
  • 6

    Thorne Valley Field Hockey

    3–15 · Allentown

    25Members

Who it's for

From a single club to a multi-division league.

One system

Built for how field hockey actually runs

Clubs, divisions and fixtures share one set of records, so nobody re-keys a roster twice.

  • Players and rosters
  • Divisions and age groups
  • Fixture scheduling
  • Season reporting

Leagues

  • One roster across every member club
  • Division and age-group structure
  • Reporting across the whole league

Clubs

  • Player and team records
  • Waivers, documents and clearance status
  • Registration for competitions

Tournament directors

  • Registration and team check-in
  • Umpire and fixture assignments
  • Results and standings

What a field hockey league tracks

Rosters, divisions and standings, in one system.

Players and rosters

Every player, coach and umpire on the roster, current and searchable by club or division.

Waivers and clearances

Waivers, medical clearance and insurance status tracked per player.

Divisions and age groups

Divisions and age groups as first-class structure, so a player moving up carries their record with them.

Fixture scheduling

Fixtures across every division, built once and published to every club.

Standings and results

Standings and results updated as matches are reported.

Reporting

League-wide reporting without compiling spreadsheets by hand.

Roles and access

Access scoped to league, club or tournament director.

What running a field hockey season looks like

Three screens a club or league actually lives in.

Fixtures, brackets and every pitch you have

Build the season's fixtures, then seed a cup draw off the standings they produce. Two pitches running in parallel is one schedule rather than two.

Umpires are assigned from the same system that holds their certification, so an unqualified appointment is caught before the day.

Willowmere Cup

  • Willowmere FHC v Hollis Park Field Hockey

    Pitch 1

    3–1

  • Cobblestone FHC v Ridgeline Field Hockey

    Pitch 2

    2–2

  • Seabrook FHC v Thorne Valley Field Hockey

    Pitch 3

    4–0

  • Willowmere FHC v Cobblestone FHC

    Pitch 1

    11:30

  • Hollis Park Field Hockey v Seabrook FHC

    Pitch 2

    11:30

  • Ridgeline Field Hockey v Thorne Valley Field Hockey

    Pitch 3

    12:15

A public page for every club, player and competition

Every club gets a page worth linking to — squad, standings, results and fixtures ahead — and so does every player and every competition.

It is the record the league already administers, published. Nothing is retyped for the public side.

public page

Willowmere FHC

Princeton · U14

Public
Shutouts
9
Season record
16–2
Registered members
27
Home
Princeton

Records, clearances and the report that proves it

One record per player, carrying medical, insurance and waiver together with registration and match history. Clearance is visible before a team sheet is submitted.

And the league-wide view answers what a board actually asks: how many are clear, how many lapse this month, and which clubs are behind.

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Frequently asked questions

Does it handle multiple age groups and divisions?

Yes. Divisions, age groups and seasons are first-class, so a player moving up carries their record with them.

Are umpires tracked as part of the roster?

Yes. Umpires are on the roster alongside players and coaches, with assignments tracked per fixture.

Can our club keep its own roster inside a shared platform?

Yes. Your club is its own organization inside the field hockey platform — your roster, your access, your data — while still sharing verified records with the league and sanctioned tournaments.

Can we import our current spreadsheets?

Yes. Player and team data imports from CSV, and we map your existing columns during setup.

Is athlete medical and insurance data secure?

Yes. Clearance records are access-controlled and encrypted, with an audit trail for who viewed or changed them.

Run your field hockey league with pro-level precision

Bring your roster. We will show you what it looks like on BigLeagueX.

  • Data security
  • Records that travel with the athlete
  • Live in weeks, not months
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