My League Schedule

    How It Works & FAQ

    Everything you need to know about building a round-robin schedule with My League Schedule — from first step to final export.

    How It Works

    Four simple steps take you from a blank slate to a shareable league calendar.

    1. 1

      Pick your sport and season dates

      Name your league, choose a sport, set the season window, and enter how long each game lasts.

    2. 2

      Add teams and venues

      Enter every team name, assign divisions, and add your venues with available time slots and capacity.

    3. 3

      Set scheduling constraints

      Choose playable days, minimum rest between games, per-team blackout dates, and how many rounds to play.

    4. 4

      Generate, review, and export

      Click Generate to get a conflict-free round-robin schedule. Review it, then download as CSV or iCal.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    What is a round-robin schedule?
    In a round-robin tournament every team plays every other team the same number of times. This produces the fairest standings because performance against all opponents counts equally — no team is eliminated from contention by a single bad result.
    How many games will each team play?
    With n teams and r rounds, each team plays (n − 1) × r games. For example, 8 teams playing a single round-robin each play 7 games; a double round-robin gives 14. The generator shows the exact game count before you export.
    Can I export the schedule to Google Calendar or iCal?
    Yes. Once your schedule is generated you can download a standard .ics iCal file from the Export step. Any calendar app that supports iCal — Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, Outlook — can import it in seconds.
    What sports does this work for?
    Any sport with a fixed game duration and venue-based play: soccer, basketball, hockey, baseball, volleyball, softball, tennis, cricket, rugby, and more. The scheduler treats games as time-slotted events, so the sport itself doesn't matter.
    What are venue constraints and rest-day rules?
    Venue constraints limit which time slots are available for games at each location. Rest-day rules set the minimum number of calendar days between a team's games to prevent back-to-back scheduling. Both are configurable in the Constraints step.
    Is this free? Do I need an account?
    Completely free, no account or sign-up required. Your schedule data is saved locally in your browser. Use the Share link in the Export step to send a copy to co-organizers.

    Ready to build your schedule?

    Free, instant, no account needed. Just teams, venues, and dates.

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