League Owner

Create venues and fields

Venues are the physical places your league plays — a park, a complex, a school. Each venue holds one or more fields. This guide shows you how to add a venue and a field so they're available to assign to games.

Before you start

  • You must own the league — see Account types.
  • Have the venue's name and address ready. The address is optional but helps players find it.
  • Decide what to name your fields. Field 1 / Field 2 works for most parks; for a multi-sport complex try North Pitch, South Pitch, etc.

Steps

  1. From your league's Manage screen, open the venues area. Existing venues for this league appear in a list.

    Venues entry point on the Manage League screen
    The venues area for your league.

  2. Tap the action button to add a new venue. The current list is visible so you can confirm you're not duplicating.

    Venues list with the Add Venue button
    The venues list with the Add Venue affordance.

  3. Fill in the Create Venue form: name, address (optional). Every venue needs at least one field — add the first one here.

    Create Venue form filled with a name and first field
    The Create Venue form. Name is required; at least one field is required.

  4. Save. The list shows your new venue. It's immediately available everywhere a field gets picked — see Bulk-assign a field.

    Venues list with the newly created venue visible
    The new venue lands in the list.

  5. To add another field to an existing venue, tap the venue to open its edit sheet. Tap the add-field button and type the new field's name.

    Edit Venue sheet with a second field being added
    Adding a second field to the same venue inside the edit sheet.

  6. Save. The venue now has both fields. Both appear in any field-picker UI elsewhere in the app (game detail, bulk-assign, schedule generator).

    Edit Venue sheet showing the venue with two fields
    The venue now carries two fields, both pickable everywhere fields are referenced.

If something goes wrong

→NextBulk-assign a field
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