How clubs work
A club brings its members, its committee and its groups together in one place. When it is ready, it can publish a page that anyone can find.
- CommitteeRuns the club
- MembersOn the club’s register
- GroupsWhere the ladders, leagues and tournaments are
- Club pageFor anyone to read, once published
Running the club
What the committee looks after, and how a club gets started.
Members
People can ask to join and the committee decides, or the club can be open to anyone. The committee can also invite people by email or share a join link or QR code. Only members can see who is on the register.
Groups and events
A club plays in groups, with their ladders, leagues and tournaments. The committee can run every one of them, and the club gets one ranking per sport across all its groups.
A page anyone can read
Once the committee publishes it, the club has its own page: its sports and town, what it is about, how to join and how to get in touch, with its logo and colours. It shows how many members the club has, never who they are.
Starting a club
Any player can start one with a name, a town and its sports. A club and its register are free at any size. Whoever starts it answers for the club, and can hand it over later.
Published clubs
The clubs that have put a page here
A club appears here once its committee chooses to. Start yours, and it can be the first.
Only clubs that asked to be listed are here. A club page says what the club does and where it plays; it never names its members.