LeagueLineup Alternative: Is Tourny the Right Replacement?

LeagueLineup gave sports organizations websites, registration, schedules, stats, and team and league management tools. With the platform retired in 2026, former users now have to decide which of those jobs their replacement needs to cover.

If you run tournaments, or league seasons that end in playoffs, Tourny is worth a look as a LeagueLineup alternative. It's built for setting up competitions, creating schedules, handling game-day changes, and keeping participants up to date. If you need full club administration, like registration fees, memberships, and player stats, you'll want a broader platform or an extra tool alongside it.

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What LeagueLineup Did Well

LeagueLineup paired a public sports website with practical management tools. Organizations could post schedules and calendars, track results and stats, collect registrations and payments, and share photos.

That made it handy for leagues, clubs, and teams that wanted most of their day-to-day work in one place.

When you pick a replacement, split your season-long league needs from your tournament needs. It's unlikely one platform will replace everything you used LeagueLineup for.

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How Tourny Handles Tournaments and Leagues

Flexible Tournament Formats

In Tourny, you build events one stage at a time. You can run:

• Round robin
• Single and double elimination
• Swiss ladder
• Round robin followed by playoffs
• Multiple playoff flights
• Power pools followed by playoffs
• Custom brackets and multi-stage formats

Each category can have its own rounds, schedule, standings, and playoffs. You set the seeding, tiebreakers, and advancement rules, and once results are final, Tourny moves qualifying teams into the next round.

Scheduling With Organizer Control

Tourny builds a schedule from your venues, playing spaces, game lengths, and time slots. You can then drag and drop games, change times, or move games between courts, fields, diamonds, and rinks.

For continuous play, or sports where game lengths are hard to predict, next-available-space scheduling puts your games in order and sends each one to the next free space. When weather, delays, or venue problems hit, you can adjust quickly.

League Seasons

If you used LeagueLineup for a weekly league, create your event as a league in Tourny. You can run a season over multiple weeks, with or without playoffs at the end, and generate the weekly schedule from your dates, time slots, and game length. Add blackout dates for holidays and Tourny skips them.

Game-Day Tools and Public Information

During the event, admins can submit or fix scores, record forfeits, cancel games, change matchups, and adjust brackets. Standings and advancement update as results come in.

Every tournament also gets a public website with schedules, results, live standings, brackets, rules and event updates, venue details, and sponsors. Share it with a link or QR code.

Event-Based Pricing

Tourny costs $30 USD per tournament ($40 CAD in Canada) and $50 USD per league ($60 CAD). There's no subscription. You can set up an event for free and only pay when you publish it, and new organizers can earn a free event.

See Tourny pricing for details.

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Is Tourny the Right LeagueLineup Alternative?

Tourny may be a good fit if you:

• Run tournaments, or league seasons that finish with playoffs
• Need flexible, multi-stage formats and advancement rules
• Want automatic scheduling with manual game-day control
• Need public schedules, standings, brackets, and event details
• Prefer event-based pricing

A broader sports management platform may suit you better if you need to collect registration fees, manage memberships or eligibility, track detailed player stats, or message teams across a whole season. Tourny has team registration with waivers, but it doesn't collect registration payments.

Some organizations use Tourny for their tournaments and leagues, and separate software for payments or club management.

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LeagueLineup vs Tourny: The Short Version

There's no one-size-fits-all replacement for LeagueLineup, because organizations used it in different ways. If you're replacing the tournament and league scheduling side, Tourny gives you flexible formats, scheduling tools, game-day control, and clear public pages for participants.

To see how it handles your events, set up your next tournament or league in Tourny for free. You only pay when you publish.

Questions? Email us at support@tourny.ca.