# Priv Life Sports — leagues, schedules, standings and the draft for volunteer organizations > The league runs the season — a schedule generated in one motion, scores entered once, standings that follow, registration and the draft. Coaches run their teams. Children are guardian-managed profiles, never accounts. Canonical page: https://priv-life.com/apps/sports For leagues, commissioners & coaches # Run a town, a league, or just a team. Instant web sites and intelligence across it all. Schedules built from your fields’ real availability, drafts balanced by level and position, standings that compute themselves — and commissioners, team managers and field admins you can actually hand the work to. [Open Sports](https://priv-life.com/sports/) [See how it works](#how-it-works) Sign in with your Priv Life account to reach the app. - Free to 100 players - Snake draft from the pool - Kids as profiles, never accounts ## From the signup link to the final standings. The league owns the season’s shape; each coach owns their team inside it. ### Schedule the season in one motion A round robin over the league’s teams — everyone plays everyone, home and away if you want it, one round per week. Games belong to the league, so a score is entered once and can never disagree with itself. ### Registration, the pool, the draft A public signup link takes applications — waiver shown, typed name as the signature, nothing on a roster until you approve. Approvals pool the players; the draft, snake or straight, places them. Every pick makes the roster spot and stays as history. ### Children protected by design A child is never an account: no sign-in, no contact details of their own, never in any directory. A guardian consents in writing — kept verbatim — signs waivers, and answers availability for them. Team pages show no names unless the league turns rosters on, and even then a child is at most a first name and last initial. ## A season, start to finish. - Open registration Share the public link. Parents apply for their kids without making an account; you approve every application before anyone appears anywhere. - Draft the pool Set the order and pick — the order snakes each round, every pick fills a roster. Or skip the ceremony and assign. - Play it out Generate the schedule, enter each score once, and let standings and every team’s public page take care of themselves. ## A child’s name is not a public asset. Children exist in Sports only as dependent profiles their guardian manages — the minimum a league needs, with consent recorded word for word. They can never be contacted, never be found in a directory, and public pages default to team facts only: schedule, results, standings. If a league chooses to list rosters, a child appears at most as a first name and a last initial — never contact details. [Read the full privacy policy →](https://priv-life.com/privacy) You are not our product. Our apps are. ## A few useful answers. Free to 100 players Every feature, as many leagues as you run, free to a hundred players: roster, schedule, draft, availability, standings, public team pages and registration. Past a hundred it is $10 a month, $100 a year, or $250 once and never again. No card to start. Your exit stays open — full export, always. [Open Sports](https://priv-life.com/sports/) [Ask what is in the paid plan](mailto:support@priv-life.com?subject=Priv%20Life%20Sports%20pricing) **What is free, exactly?** A hundred players, across as many leagues as you run, with every feature in reach: roster, schedule, draft, availability, standings, public team pages and registration. Not a trial of the product — the product, for a club of that size, with no clock on it and no card to start. Past a hundred players it is $10 a month, $100 a year, or $250 once and never again. That is the same price everywhere in Priv Life: one figure to remember, whether you are running a league, a fire company or your own accounts. **Do parents need an account to sign a child up?** No. The registration link is public: they fill the form, read the waiver, and sign with their typed name. No account is created, and nothing appears on a roster until the league approves it. **What does a team’s public page show?** By default: the team’s name, its league and division, its schedule, its results, and its standings line — no roster, no names. A league can choose to list rosters, as first name and last initial, full names, or full names with email. Whatever it picks, a child appears at most as a first name and last initial, never with contact details. **Who enters game scores?** The league, once per game. A league game names both teams in one record, so two coaches can never disagree about a score. Coaches run their own rosters, practices and availability. **Do teams work without a league?** Yes. An independent team keeps its own schedule with free-text opponents and its own record. Leagues add the shared schedule, the pool, the draft and standings on top. ## Hand the season to your agent. Every league job below is a tool on the Priv Life agent API today. Your agent plans it, you approve the plan in a sentence, and it writes the lot in one transaction. ### Set the whole league up Teams, players, fields and a full home-and-away schedule from one description — “six teams, these sixty girls, both gyms, Saturdays from January”. It comes back as 6 teams, 60 players, 2 fields, 30 games, first game January 9 before anything is written. ### Keep it running Enter Saturday’s scores, move a rained-off game, add a player who signed up late, publish the public page. ### Read the season The schedule, the standings, the roster — as much of the roster as you can see yourself, and no more. ### Open next season Last year’s league, its divisions and its fields, brought forward without retyping any of it. [How agents work on Priv Life](https://priv-life.com/ai-agents) ### Add the apps your organization needs. [Members](https://priv-life.com/apps/members) [Shifts](https://priv-life.com/apps/shifts) [Giving](https://priv-life.com/apps/giving) ## Run this season on Sports. Sign in with your Priv Life account to reach the app. [Open Sports](https://priv-life.com/sports/)