A league is a group of people participating in a competitive sport against eachother. A league has a ranking list, where the best players will be found at the top and the lesser players towards the bottom.

A league consists of multiple rounds, where a sub group of the group competes against each other. After the end of each round and depending on the results of the round, the league ranking will be updated. I can be updated manually (drag & drop), or it can be automated according to certain pre-defined rules.

Supports: Tennis, Badminton, Table Tennis, Padel, Squash, Pickeball, Racquetball.

This app is for everyone running or participating in sport leagues. It's primarly been made for racket sports but there is no reason why it could not be used for other sports as well. Or even for teams by registering unique teams similar to individuals.

To start a league you need to register. But participants do not need to register, the whole league can be managed by the person starting the league. But participants can register, which will then make it possible for more people to manage the league. And allow people to sign up to rounds before a round starts.

A league can be run by a single manager on behalf of all users, or a manager can invite users to support invites and participation management.

A league can also have a mix of managed users (users who are not managing their own participation) and registered users.

Registered users can receive email notifications of league rounds, choose to sign up for individual round and receive round results.

1. Multiuser. Round updates are updated on all devices having a round displayed.
2. Supports ANY league system. The manual league option allow you to support any league system you can think of. It can even support ladder type system, where each round is just two players playing a ranked match.
3. League system automation. Some league setups are automated, supporting rules such as "move all non-participating players down place" and more.
4. Automated round invite emails. Before each round administrators can push a button to invite members to join.
5. Automated round and league rankings emails. After each round administrators can push a button to send updated round results and resulting ranking updates.

1. Match setup & scoring. Will set up matches for a given round, allowing match scoring and automatically generate the final round ranking.
2. Doubles & team management. The system as is can be used for doubles. When registering, use your team name instead of personal name. Since emails have to be unique, if you also need a personal account, many email systems (Gmail..) allow you to add extra info your your email by appending a plus, e.g. first.last+teamname@gmail.com. This way you can use separate logins for personal and team accounts.

Each round is managed as follows:

1. Choose participants. Other participants or admins can select participants, or users can do it themselves. Admins can trigger email invitations to all league members.
2. Confirm/change start ranking. The ranking from the last completed round will be used to rank participants. The ranking can be changed before round start.
3. Play matches. The system does not yet handle match/group setup, but will in the future.
4. Confirm/change end ranking. After matches are played, change the round ranking to confirm the match results.
5. Update league ranking. After the round end ranking has been confirmed, the system will propose a new ranking if a rule set has been selected. Or the final ranking can be changed/modified as needed. When completed, the updated final ranking will be modified and displayed in the league page.

Price?

RacketRumble is priced on a per-league basis, based on the number of league members (as shown below). We're currently in beta and will not be charging for any usage yet.

Who is behind this? We've been playing squash leagues for decades. We wanted a system to simplify league management. We also want to extend this service into becoming a community network for leagues.

Why did you make this? We have tried many systems for running leagues. We wanted something flexible and simple, which would run great on the devices we have available when we play.

How can I support you? Help us get to product market fit. You can do this by helping us to get actual users and usage.

Can I run tournaments? No. Tournaments are a different ball game (pun intended). If you need a great tournament management system, please check out https://www.rankedin.com/.