Publish and Share a Public League Page

Public league pages give supporters a shareable place to follow schedules, standings, teams, announcements, Highlights, player pages, games, brackets, leaderboards, and sponsors when the league is published for public viewing.

Signed-out visitors can browse public league information without an account. Signed-in users can follow public pages and engage with public Highlights where those controls are available. Organizers still manage league data inside the signed-in app.

Before you start

• Create the league first.
• Add teams before expecting the public team directory to be useful.
• Add and publish schedule games before expecting the public schedule to show them.
• Record published competition results before expecting Competition Overall to update. Published Match Games appear in their separate non-competition scope.
• Save completed-game box scores before expecting public player leaders to appear.
• Publish announcements before expecting announcement previews to appear.
• Publish approved photos before expecting the public Highlights section to contain posts.
• Private organizer work stays inside the signed-in app.
• Public pages only show data that the app exposes through public league routes.

What visitors see

When a league is public, visitors can open the public league page and browse the parts of the league that are ready to share.

They may see:

• league overview
• schedule and results
• standings
• brackets
• player leaderboards
• announcements
• Highlights
• teams and team pages
• player pages
• completed-game details
• sponsor directory and sponsor placement bands

Some sections stay empty until the related league work is ready. For example, Competition Overall needs published competition results, and leaderboards need published competition games with saved box scores. Match Games remain outside official standings and aggregate player statistics while they are non-competition.

The public Highlights section shows photo posts that authorized organizers publish to Highlights only or Highlights + Feeds. See Manage Highlights and Feeds.

Sponsor cards and sponsor placement bands appear only when sponsor data is active and public. See Place sponsors on public pages.

Publish and share

Review the public overview

The public overview starts with quick cards for Teams, Upcoming, Completed, and Standings. Each card links visitors into the matching public section.

The overview can also show:

• Upcoming games
• Recent completed games
• Standings preview
• Announcements preview
• Player leaders
• Teams
• sponsor placement bands such as Featured partners

Empty sections explain what is missing. For example, player leaders appear after completed public games have saved box scores.

What to check before sharing

Related guides

• Create your first league
• Create a schedule
• View standings and leaderboards
• Manage sponsors
• Place sponsors on public pages
• Manage Highlights and Feeds
• Follow leagues, teams, and players