Frequently asked questions

Your League is a competitive network for local court and racket sports. You create a player profile, find people near you, play real matches, and record verified results that move you up a ranking. Think of it as a leaderboard for your everyday games.

Five sports right now: basketball (1v1), table tennis, pickleball, tennis, and badminton. You can play and be ranked in as many of them as you like.

It’s free during the beta. Creating a profile, finding players, challenging matches, and climbing the leaderboard don’t cost anything. Some organizer tools (like running your own league) may move behind a subscription after the beta, but player access stays free.

Everyone starts at 1000 points. Win a match and your rating goes up; lose and it goes down. Beating a higher-rated player earns you more points than beating someone below you, and a bigger margin of victory counts for a little more. As your points grow you move up through the tiers: Bronze → Silver → Steel → Gold → Diamond → Emerald.

No — each sport has its own separate rating. You could be Gold in tennis and Steel in pickleball at the same time. Each sport also has its own leaderboard.

After a match, one player submits the score and the other confirms it. Ratings only change once both players agree, so there are no self-reported wins. If a score isn’t confirmed, it’s auto-confirmed after a set waiting period.

You can dispute a submitted score instead of confirming it. Disputed matches are flagged for an admin to review, so a bad or mistaken entry won’t unfairly change anyone’s rating.

Head to Discover, enter your ZIP, and choose a search radius — just your ZIP, the nearby area, or all of Washington. You can also browse public venues (courts, tables, and gyms) that other players have added.

Leagues are organized groups with their own rosters and standings. You can join public community leagues, or create and run your own — invite players, manage members, and track a league-specific leaderboard.

You control whether your profile appears in Discovery. Other players only see what your profile shows — your display name, city/ZIP area, sports, and record. You can hide your profile from discovery at any time in your settings.

Create a free account, set your city and sports, then open Discover to find your first match. New here already? Sign in.