For leagues
Your league office, finally in one place.
Season rules, teams and rosters, the schedule, standings and a public league page — kept in step by the results your teams record, live or on paper.
Season setup
Set the season once.
Every dual, weigh-in and standings table in the season follows the rules you set here.
Weight classes
Team scoring
Eligibility
Varsity & JV
Teams & rosters
Approve teams and rosters.
- Invite member teams and review requests to join.
- Review and approve each team's roster for the season.
- Late roster additions can require your approval.
- Allow an off-roster wrestler into one dual without changing the roster — and it is logged.
Schedule
Build the schedule.
Head to head
Multi-team nights
Multi-team meets
League tournaments
Standings
Standings you don't calculate.
- Teams record duals live at the table or from the paper sheet.
- The other team confirms or disputes a paper result; you review what is in question.
- Corrections flow through to the standings on their own.
Public league page
A public page for the whole league.
Families, coaches and local press find everything in one place, and families can follow the league in the ScoreOps app.
- Schedule, standings, teams, wrestlers and results.
- An archive of past seasons.
- Lock a season when it is done so nothing changes, then archive it.
Youth data
Youth data stays private.
No dates of birth
Weigh-ins and eligibility
Audit trail
Switching
Already on something else?
ScoreOps does not read from TrackWrestling or USA Bracketing, and it does not pretend to. Its standings are built from the duals recorded in ScoreOps — nothing else — which is exactly why they can be trusted. So the question is not how to migrate a database; it is how much of your season you want to move first.
Rosters, per team
A season already wrestled
Brackets and certification history
Most leagues start with one level. Run varsity on ScoreOps for a season while everything else stays where it is: the teams record their duals live or from the paper sheet, and by February you have a standings table nobody had to add up.
Questions
Before you start a season.
How does the free trial work?
A league workspace starts with a 14-day free trial. Nothing is charged during it, and the season rules, teams and rosters you set up are kept when you subscribe.
What happens when the year is up?
Workspaces are billed annually and renew automatically until you cancel. The introductory first-year price applies to subscriptions started by 2027-08-31; after the first year the price is $800 per year.
Do our teams each need their own ScoreOps workspace?
A team workspace is how a team runs its own match days, roster, staff and public page, and it is the usual arrangement. It is not a wall, though: a league admin can enter a result for a dual from the league office, and a wrestler on a team that is not on ScoreOps yet can be entered by name. If you are working out how it should be arranged for your league, email support@score-ops.com.
Do we pay per athlete, per team or per dual?
None of those. A league workspace is one annual price, whatever the season contains — every team, every wrestler, every dual, tri-quad and league tournament. Each team pays for its own workspace separately.
How many people in the league office can have access?
Invite the league office as staff — owners, admins, operators and scorekeepers — with no per-seat charge. Someone helping at one event does not need a seat: a 72-hour access link covers them and then expires on its own.
Can a team in our league also run meets that are not ours?
Yes. Non-league duals and placements from somebody else's tournament are recorded on the team's own page and carry no league or season, so no league table can count them.
Bring the league into one place.
Start a trial and set up the season yourself, or have us walk you and your teams through it.