League pickleball · England and Wales
League pickleball, arranged your way.
Enter a division near you, fix your own matches around your week, and climb a table that updates the moment a result is confirmed. Best of five to eleven, win by two.
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3–1Rivera takes the match
Division 2 · South Bristol
- 56
- local areas
- 5
- disciplines
- 3
- skill grades
One match, end to end
From a court booking to a rating, in six steps.
The platform never schedules for you. It gives you your opponents and looks after the table, the tie-breaks and the ratings while you get on with playing.
- 01Arranged
Agree a court
You and your opponent pick the venue and time between you.
- 02Played
Play the match
Best of five games to eleven, win by two clear points.
- 03Reported
Enter the scores
Either side types in the game scores, home side first.
- 04Confirmed
Opponent confirms
The other side checks the scores and confirms them, or disputes.
- 05Standings
The table moves
Confirmed results recompute the division table on the spot.
- 06To DUPR
Rating updated
The result goes to DUPR automatically, towards your national rating.
The format
Best of five, to eleven, win by two.
Every fixture is a single match. First side to three games takes it. A game goes to eleven, but you have to be two clear - so a tight game keeps going until someone leads by two.
Example game score
11–11, then two on the trot. That is a win. 15–11 would not be - above eleven the margin is always exactly two.
Player-arranged
You pick the court. We pick the fixtures.
A round-robin, drawn for you
Every division plays a full round-robin - you meet each opponent once. No draws to enter, no brackets to chase.
Matches around your life
One side hosts, and you agree a time and venue between you. Hosting duty is shared evenly across the season.
Away-only if you're travelling in
Playing in an area that isn't your home patch? You'll be marked away-only and never asked to host there.
Divisions & tie-breaks
Sorted by strength. Split when it needs to be. Settled fairly.
Entrants are ranked by rating and split into divisions of six to ten. When two players finish level, the table doesn't give up - it works down a four-step chain, then looks at exactly how you did against each other.
- 01League points - three for a win
- 02Matches won
- 03Game difference
- 04Points difference
- 05Head-to-head, on the matches between you
| # | Entrant | P | Pts | GD |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | A. Riverah2h | 7 | 18 | +9 |
| 2 | S. Bianchih2h | 7 | 18 | +9 |
| 3 | J. Okafor | 7 | 15 | +4 |
| 4 | M. Novak | 7 | 12 | −1 |
Rivera and Bianchi finish dead level on points, matches won and game difference. Their head-to-head result breaks the tie - no coin toss, no shared place.
Find your grade
A division that actually fits.
Five disciplines, three skill grades and two age groups. Enter your grade or play up a level for a stretch - you just can't drop below where your rating puts you.
- Men's Singles
- Women's Singles
- Men's Doubles
- Women's Doubles
- Mixed Doubles
- Beginner
- Intermediate
- Advanced
- Open
- 50+
Contacts stay private
You only see an opponent's phone and email once you've both agreed to share yours. No details, no exceptions.
Tables anyone can read
Standings and results are public without an account. Player names show short - Lewis M., not the full name.
Every game counts
Confirmed scores are submitted to DUPR automatically, so your league form feeds straight into your national rating.
Find your division and get on the table.
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