Who it's for · Housing societies
Your society's premier league, with a proper auction night
The society premier league is the weekend everyone in the complex waits for. Collect registrations from every wing, run the auction in the clubhouse with the board on the TV, and keep track of who has paid the entry fee.
What this kind of league needs
Entry fees, tracked per player
Mark each resident's entry fee as pending, paid or waived on the registration desk, so the committee knows who still owes before the auction — not after.
Residents' numbers stay private
The public tournament page shows teams, squads and fixtures, never a phone number. A league that everyone in the society can open is not a list of everyone's number.
Captains and icon players first
Wing captains and the society's star players can be placed in their teams before the auction and kept out of the auction pool, the way society leagues usually start.
A season, start to finish
- Post the registration link on the society WhatsApp group; residents sign up by role.
- Track entry fees on the registration desk and approve players as they pay.
- Hold auction night in the clubhouse with the board on the TV and owners on their phones.
- Share the public page so the whole complex can follow the fixtures and the table.
The sports these leagues play
Each sport registers players in its own roles and keeps its own table.
Questions organizers ask
How do residents register?
Share the registration link on the society group. Residents fill a short form on their phone — no app, no account password.
Can the committee see who has paid the entry fee?
Yes. Each registration has a fee status — pending, paid or waived — that the organizers set on the registration desk.
Will residents' phone numbers be public?
No. Public pages show names, teams and fixtures. Phone numbers are only visible to the organizers running the league.
Step-by-step guides: setting up a season, running the registration desk and recording the money.