Fixture Generation
Round-robin leagues on your match day, knockout cups spread over a season, or a full one-day tournament schedule across courts and pitches.
Tennis
LeagueHub365 helps tennis clubs, box leagues and county competitions schedule fixtures, chase results automatically and keep live tables. Tennis comes ready-made — team ties from 2 to 8 players, scored as rubbers won per tie, with rubbers-for and rubbers-against tables — with every default adjustable per competition.
See It In Action
Real screens from the app on tennis demo data — the organiser’s fixtures and table, a team manager’s match link, and the match-day console.
Results arrive from the teams' own links; matching scores confirm automatically, disagreements are flagged, and you can see who's still to play.
Managers confirm venue and kick-off, get directions and enter the score from an emailed link on match day. Nothing to install, nothing to remember.
Points, draws and score labels come from the tennis profile; the table recalculates the moment a result confirms and publishes to the Match Centre.
Every fixture in one list with in-place score entry — for the organiser at the ground, or handed to a referee as their own day sheet.
What You Can Run
Round-robin leagues on your match day, knockout cups spread over a season, or a full one-day tournament schedule across courts and pitches.
Both sides submit the result from a private email link — no accounts, no chasing. Disagreements are flagged for you to settle.
Standings update as results land, using rubbers won per tie, with rubbers-for and rubbers-against tables.
Share fixtures, results and tables with players and parents — you control what's public per competition.
Built For Tennis
Pick Tennis when you create a competition and a fixture is a tie of 2 to 8 rubbers, not one match with one score. Singles, doubles or a mix — set the tie size per competition and it applies to every fixture you generate.
Each fixture records the tie score in rubbers (e.g. 4–2), and league tables rank on rubbers for, rubbers against and rubbers difference — not goal difference borrowed from football.
A box is just a small round-robin: generate one per box, let results come in from the players themselves, and the table orders itself. Run several boxes side by side as separate sections within the same competition.
Either captain can call a tie off from their match link with a reason; the other side agrees in one tap and both clubs and the organiser are told at once, by email and text. No ring-round, no organiser inbox full of duplicates.
Record LTA coaching qualifications, safeguarding, first aid and DBS per person — with automatic email reminders at 60, 30 and 7 days before anything expires, to the coach and the club.
Venues are courts throughout. The home captain sets the court, surface notes and start time on their own link, and the away club gets the address, directions and a details-confirmed tap — without anyone creating an account.
Beyond Fixtures
County and district tennis runs several teams per club — Men's A and B, Ladies', mixed, juniors. Keep them all under the club with their own captain and contact details, and enter them into leagues, cups and box competitions without retyping a thing each season.
Each captain gets one private link per tie: the venue and start time, the opposition captain's name and number, directions, and the box to enter the rubbers. No accounts, no passwords, no app for a volunteer to install in March and forget by May.
Publish fixtures, results and tables to a public match-centre page for the club noticeboard or your own website. It stays free for everyone, always, and carries nothing private — captains' links never appear on it.
FAQ
Yes. Pick Tennis as the competition sport and formats (team ties from 2 to 8 players), timings and rubbers won per tie, with rubbers-for and rubbers-against tables come pre-configured, with every default adjustable per competition.
Yes. Each side gets a private email link to submit the result with no account needed; conflicting reports are flagged to the organiser.
Yes. Every competition can publish fixtures, results and tables to a public match-centre page you control.
Yes. Keep clubs, their teams and per-team captain contacts in one place, plus staff records — LTA coaching qualifications, safeguarding, first aid and DBS — with automatic expiry reminders before anything lapses.
Yes. A club can enter as many teams as it runs, each in its own division or section, and each with its own captain. Tables, fixtures and comms stay separate per team while the club sees them together.
During early access it's completely free — founding organisers run their whole first season at no cost and get 50% off their first paid year when pricing begins. Public pages are free for everyone, always.