BigLeagueX

BigLeagueX for soccer

Roster and league management for soccer

Every player, coach and referee in one record system. Track clearances and waivers, build match schedules, and report across every club in your league.

clubs · 41
  • 1

    Riverside FC

    19–2 · Portland

    44Members
  • 2

    Gateway United

    16–5 · St. Louis

    38Members
  • 3

    Coastal SC

    14–7 · San Diego

    52Members
  • 4

    Fairview Athletic

    11–10 · Denver

    29Members
  • 5

    Brickyard FC

    9–12 · Indianapolis

    33Members
  • 6

    Southgate Rovers

    6–15 · Memphis

    26Members

Who it's for

From a single club to a multi-division league.

One system

Built for how soccer actually runs

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

  • Players and rosters
  • Waivers and eligibility
  • Match 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 status
  • Registration for competitions

Tournament directors

  • Registration and team check-in
  • Eligibility verified before kickoff
  • Results and standings

What a soccer league tracks

Rosters, waivers and standings, in one system.

Players, coaches and referees

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

Waivers and clearances

Waivers, medical clearance and insurance status tracked per player, visible before kickoff.

Divisions and age groups

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

Match scheduling

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

Standings and results

Standings and results updated as matches are reported, not compiled at season's end.

Cards and discipline

Yellow and red cards on record, so a suspension actually holds for the next match.

Roles and access

Access scoped to league, club or tournament director.

What running a soccer season looks like

Three screens a club or league actually lives in.

Fixtures and brackets across every pitch

Build the season's fixtures, then seed a cup draw off the standings they produce. Pool play and knockout rounds share one draw, so a postponed round is rescheduled rather than rebuilt.

Every game carries its pitch and kick-off, so a club with four teams out on the same morning can see all of them in one place.

Riverside Cup
  • Riverside FC v Gateway United

    Pitch 1

    3–1
  • Coastal SC v Fairview Athletic

    Pitch 2

    2–0
  • Brickyard FC v Southgate Rovers

    Pitch 3

    1–1
  • Riverside FC v Coastal SC

    Pitch 1

    11:30
  • Gateway United v Brickyard FC

    Pitch 2

    11:30
  • Fairview Athletic v Southgate Rovers

    Pitch 3

    12:15

A public page for every club, player and competition

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

It is the record the league already administers, published. Cards and suspensions resolve against the same data, so what the public sees is never a second, staler copy.

public page

Riverside FC

Portland · U13

Public
Goal difference
+24
Season record
19–2
Registered members
44
Home
Portland

Records, clearances and the report that proves it

One record per player, carrying medical, insurance and waiver alongside registration and match history. Clearance state is visible before a team sheet is submitted rather than argued about at kick-off.

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

participants · 1,284
  • A. Rivera

    BLX 0148-09 · Northside AC

    OKOKOK
  • J. Okafor

    BLX 0147-09 · Harbor City

    OKOKOK
  • M. Chen

    BLX 0146-09 · Valley United

    OKOKDUE
  • T. Boateng

    BLX 0145-09 · Northside AC

    OKOKOK
  • S. Delgado

    BLX 0144-09 · Cedar Park

    OKOKOK
  • R. Nakamura

    BLX 0143-09 · Lakeside

    OKOKLAPSED

Frequently asked questions

How long does onboarding take?

Most clubs are live within two weeks, including importing an existing roster.

Can we import our current spreadsheets?

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

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.

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

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

Run your soccer 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