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League Director

Plan the league. Publish when ready.

Build league schedules locally, review private drafts and explicitly publish to authorized Hub records.

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Workflow at a glance
  1. Load an authorized league and its entries.

  2. Build and review a round-robin plan.

  3. Export or publish the approved updates.

What League Director helps you do

The challenge

Scheduling repeated matchups is easier when directors can review the full draft before teams see it.

How it works

Build a round-robin draft, review it privately, and export it for coordination. Publish the schedule when it’s ready and use league posts to communicate with participants.

PURPOSE-BUILT CONTROLS

Capabilities

01

Plan repeat matchups

Round-robin scheduling with repeated meetings

02

Keep drafts private

Private local schedule drafts

03

Export the schedule

JSON, CSV and iCalendar exports

04

Publish approved changes

League details, posts and explicit schedule publication

IN PRACTICE

Plan the league’s competition schedule

Load a permitted league and its entries, then build and review a round-robin plan with repeated meetings. Keep the draft local, export JSON, CSV or iCalendar, or explicitly publish approved updates to Hub records.

YOUR CENTRAL CONTROL POINT

Bring it together in Launchpad.

Launchpad is the central focus for managing the applications on your computer. Choose the tools your account permits, launch the workspace you need and keep the station ready for the next event.

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01

Install & maintain

Install entitled applications, renew their licenses and manage updates or removal through administrator controls.

02

Launch & switch

Open your event tools from one application menu, with desktop and kiosk options for compatible apps.

03

Manage station access

Use station locking and saved application assignments to prepare a shared computer for its role.

Sports Hub connects the account, subscription and permitted event information. Launchpad manages the local application station and renews app licenses before launch. Each application verifies its own access and provides its own operating workspace.

BEFORE YOU START

A setup that fits your job.

Sports Hub connection for account access and publication. League administration permissions are separate from app access.

Start in Launchpad to install, launch and maintain this application as part of your station. Check this application’s installer instructions for any additional setup. Sports Hub provides account access, shared event information and publishing configuration where the app uses them.

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BUILD YOUR WORKFLOW
CHOOSING YOUR TOOLS

A few things to know.

Start with the application that fits your job, then check its setup needs and plan access.

How do I install an application?

Start with Launchpad, the central control point for installing, launching and maintaining entitled applications. Follow the application’s own installer instructions for any additional setup. Check its requirements for additional runtimes, devices or production software.

Does my plan include every application?

Included applications vary by subscription. Event, team, course and facility permissions also determine which records and actions you can access.

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How do application updates work?

Applications have their own versions. Site administrators choose the public current release in Sports Hub, and Launchpad provides administrator update controls for installed applications.

How is application access checked?

Each application checks its own renewable Sports Hub license when it starts. Launchpad activates installed apps and checks or renews their licenses before launch. Licenses last up to seven days by default and require an account with access to that app. A Hub connection is required for launch verification and renewal.

Put League Director
to work at your next event.

Find the subscription that includes the applications your team needs.