Tennis

Tennis competition software for leagues, cups & tournaments

LeagueHub365 helps tennis clubs, box leagues and county competitions schedule fixtures, chase results automatically and keep live tables — with tennis formats (team ties from 2 to 8 players) and scoring (rubbers won per tie, with rubbers-for and rubbers-against tables) built in.

What You Can Run

Leagues, cups and one-day tournaments

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.

No-Login Score Entry

Both sides submit the result from a private email link — no accounts, no chasing. Disagreements are flagged for you to settle.

Live Tennis Tables

Standings update as results land, using rubbers won per tie, with rubbers-for and rubbers-against tables.

Public Match Centre

Share fixtures, results and tables with players and parents — you control what's public per competition.

Built For Tennis

Tennis defaults, not football hand-me-downs

Right Formats & Timings

Pick Tennis when you create a competition and the formats (team ties from 2 to 8 players), match timings and table points are set for you — and stay adjustable.

Sport-Aware Scoring

Each fixture records the tie score in rubbers (e.g. 4–2), and league tables rank on rubbers difference.

Coach & Volunteer Certificates

Track LTA coaching qualifications, safeguarding and first aid per person, with automatic email reminders before anything expires.

FAQ

Tennis Competition Software FAQs

Does it support tennis formats and scoring?

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.

Can teams report their own scores?

Yes. Each side gets a private email link to submit the result with no account needed; conflicting reports are flagged to the organiser.

Can supporters follow results without an app?

Yes. Every competition can publish fixtures, results and tables to a public match-centre page you control.

How much does it cost?

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.