What each sport supports
League Sage runs seven sports on the same underlying platform — organizations, leagues, seasons, RSVP, scheduling, standings, and registration all work the same way regardless of sport. What changes is how a game gets scored and how much roster detail the app tracks. Which sport a team plays is set at the league level by an admin; you don’t choose it yourself.
Who can do this
Section titled “Who can do this”Nothing to do here — this is background, not a task. Your team’s sport decides what you see; there’s no per-player setting for it.
Softball & kickball — full lineups
Section titled “Softball & kickball — full lineups”These two share everything: a batting order, a 10-position fielding rotation across innings, individual at-bat stats, and an individual stats page with badges. Coaches can write custom lineup rules in plain English (gender balance, position restrictions, rotation fairness) that the auto-generator follows. Position preferences are something you set on your own profile, separate from what your coach assigns you.
New teams in these sports need a minimum roster to get started — an organization typically requires at least 10 players including a minimum number of women, matching the co-ed rules most leagues play under.
Cornhole — round-by-round scoring
Section titled “Cornhole — round-by-round scoring”No batting order or fielding — cornhole games are entered round by round (bag-by-bag, or by whichever scoring mode your league uses) and the app computes the running total and winner as you go. Both teams score the same shared match — any active member of either team can start it, enter either side’s counts, and correct past rounds, and everyone sees the same running total live — and phones get a one-screen scoring layout. There’s still an individual stats page, tracking each player’s scoring across matches, and post-game notes work the same as any other sport.
Pickleball & volleyball — set-based results
Section titled “Pickleball & volleyball — set-based results”Also no batting order, fielding, or individual stats page — instead you enter the result set by set (pickleball: up to three games in a match; volleyball: three sets a night) and the app finalizes the match from that. The one real difference between the two is in standings math: pickleball credits the match winner one win for the night, while volleyball credits a standings point for every individual set won, so a team that takes two of three sets picks up two points, not one. Forfeits are credited the same way — a full sweep (2–0 for pickleball, 3–0 for volleyball) rather than a guessed score.
Soccer & flag football — simple scores
Section titled “Soccer & flag football — simple scores”Soccer and flag football use straightforward final scores (goals or points for and against) without a lineup or set structure — the simplest scoring model in the app, similar in spirit to how a forfeit or a cornhole match wraps up, just without the extra structure softball/kickball or cornhole track.
Good to know
Section titled “Good to know”- Every sport shares RSVP, attendance, scheduling, standings, push notifications, calendar sync, and tournament brackets — the differences above are specifically about roster depth and how a final score gets entered.
- If a feature this help center describes — batting order, fielding, individual stats, position preferences — doesn’t appear on your team, it’s very likely because your league plays one of the score-only sports, not a bug.
- Whichever sport your league plays, post-game notes are always available, and officials can be assigned to any sport your organization runs.