BigLeagueX for softball
Roster and league management for softball
Fastpitch and slowpitch divisions, pool play and field time — tracked centrally, so a league or club can run a season without spreadsheets.
- 1
Twin Rivers Storm
23–3 · Kansas City
21Members - 2
Copper Hills Heat
20–6 · Salt Lake City
18Members - 3
Bayou Riptide
16–10 · Baton Rouge
24Members - 4
Elmwood Aces
13–13 · Rochester
19Members - 5
Stonebridge Belles
10–16 · Charleston
23Members - 6
Pinecrest Fury
7–19 · Boise
17Members
Who it's for
From a single club to a multi-division league.
One system
Built for how softball actually runs
Fastpitch and slowpitch divisions, age groups and field time share one set of records, so a travel team and a rec team are not two separate systems.
- Players, coaches and rosters
- Fastpitch and slowpitch divisions
- Age groups and eligibility
- Field time and game scheduling
Leagues
- One player record across every club
- Fastpitch and slowpitch side by side
- Reporting across the whole league
Clubs and travel teams
- Player and team records
- Waivers, documents and clearance status
- Registration for league play and events
Tournament directors
- Registration and team check-in
- Pool play and bracket seeding
- Results and standings
What a softball league tracks
Rosters, divisions and standings, in one system.
Players and rosters
Every player and coach on the roster, current and searchable by club or division.
Fastpitch and slowpitch
Both formats as first-class structure, so a player who plays each one keeps a single record.
Age groups and eligibility
Age groups applied from each player's date of birth, so eligibility is derived rather than argued.
Pitching records
Appearances and innings pitched recorded per player, against your league's own limits.
Waivers and clearances
Waivers, medical clearance and insurance status tracked per player.
Field and game scheduling
Fields and game times built once and published to every club.
Pool play and brackets
Pool play and brackets tracked the same way, from entry to final.
Standings and results
Standings and results updated as games are reported.
Roles and access
Access scoped to league, club or tournament director.
What running a softball season looks like
Three screens a league actually lives in.
Pool play into brackets, across every diamond
Seed from season results, run pool play, and let the bracket build itself from the pools. Fastpitch and slowpitch keep separate draws rather than sharing one and hoping.
Every game carries its diamond and its first pitch, so a weekend across four fields is one schedule instead of four.
- 6–2
Twin Rivers Storm v Copper Hills Heat
Diamond 1
- 4–3
Bayou Riptide v Elmwood Aces
Diamond 2
- 8–0
Stonebridge Belles v Pinecrest Fury
Diamond 3
- 11:30
Twin Rivers Storm v Bayou Riptide
Diamond 1
- 11:30
Copper Hills Heat v Stonebridge Belles
Diamond 2
- 12:15
Elmwood Aces v Pinecrest Fury
Diamond 3
A public page for every club, player and tournament
Each club gets a page worth linking to — roster, season record, results and the games ahead — and so does every player and every tournament you run.
It is the same record the league administers, published, so what a parent or a college coach reads is what the league actually holds.
Twin Rivers Storm
Kansas City · 12U Fastpitch
- Team batting
- .311
- Season record
- 23–3
- Registered members
- 21
- Home
- Kansas City
Records, clearances and the report that proves it
One record per player, carrying medical, insurance and waiver together with registration and game history. Clearance is visible before a lineup card is handed over.
And the league-wide view answers the board's question directly: how many are clear, how many lapse this month, and which clubs are behind.
- OKOKOK
A. Rivera
BLX 0148-09 · Northside AC
- OKOKOK
J. Okafor
BLX 0147-09 · Harbor City
- OKOKDUE
M. Chen
BLX 0146-09 · Valley United
- OKOKOK
T. Boateng
BLX 0145-09 · Northside AC
- OKOKOK
S. Delgado
BLX 0144-09 · Cedar Park
- OKOKLAPSED
R. Nakamura
BLX 0143-09 · Lakeside
Frequently asked questions
Can it run fastpitch and slowpitch in the same league?
Yes. The two formats are separate divisions on the same system, so a club running both keeps one set of player records rather than two.
Does it support pool play into brackets?
Yes. Pool play and single or double elimination brackets are tracked the same way, so an event that seeds from pools stays on one record.
How is age eligibility decided?
From each player's date of birth against your league's cutoff date, so age groups are derived from the record instead of maintained by hand.
Can a player be on both a travel team and a rec team?
Yes. A player belongs to one record and can be rostered to more than one team, so playing both does not create a duplicate.
Can our club keep its own roster inside a shared platform?
Yes. Your club is its own organization inside the softball platform — your roster, your access, your data — while still sharing verified records with the league and sanctioned tournaments.
Run your softball 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
