Amateur and semi-pro leagues run as islands — own site, own socials, own player list. WNGSports connects them, so the athletes playing in them can be found by people outside the local community.
Meridian Football League is a worked example showing the format. Real leagues are being added now — if yours should be one of them, the page above explains what's involved.
Most amateur leagues keep their records in three places and none of them talk to each other. A WNGSports league page pulls it together and adds the part no league can build alone — a profile for every athlete that means something outside the league.
A league on its own reaches the people who already know about it. A league connected to every other league reaches everyone following the sport — fans in the next county, coaches building rosters, and athletes looking for somewhere to keep playing.
That's the whole idea. Not replacing what leagues have built, but making sure more people can see it.
Free for the league, its teams and its players. No fee, no revenue share, no exclusivity. You send the schedule and roster, we build the page and keep it current.
