Custom league, tournament, and program websites — schedules, standings, brackets, registration, and admin tools, all custom-coded.
Most league and tournament sites read like a 2008 admin panel — clunky tables, stock templates, and a logo someone made in PowerPoint. We build league platforms that work like the big leagues and look like a brand: scores, schedules, brackets, stats, registration, and admin tools wrapped in a design your players, parents, and sponsors actually want to look at.
The full stack: scores, schedules, standings, stats, team pages, recaps, and a public face that doesn't embarrass your league.
Live brackets, pool play, seedings, championship archives. Single-event sites or multi-league district hubs.
Player and team registration flows with payment, waivers, rosters, and league-ready data on the back end.
Score entry, roster management, schedule edits, and content updates — built for commissioners and team managers, not engineers.
Camps, academies, coaches, and program sites that need a real identity — not a Squarespace template with your logo glued on.
Season-to-season updates, new features, and a real person who picks up the phone when something breaks before a game.
Send an email with the basics — how many teams, what you score, how you register, what's broken about your current site. We respond within 24 hours.
We design the brand, build the site, wire up the admin tools, and load your data. You see every step and weigh in before we ship.
The site goes live, your commissioners and managers get trained, and we're around all season for fixes, new features, and game-day backup.
Main Line Web Design is a one-person studio based just outside Philadelphia. I design and build every league platform myself — from the first sketch to the final deploy.
No agencies, no outsourced templates, no Rolodex of contractors I'm managing behind the scenes. Just me, the code, and your league.
I work mostly with leagues, tournaments, coaches, and programs that want a site that actually represents them — not the same generic SportsConnect or LeagueLineup page every other team is stuck with.
When I'm not building, you can probably find me on a softball field somewhere around Delco.
A handful of the leagues, tournaments, and programs I've designed and shipped. Each one is 100% custom code — no templates, no builders, no page-drag nonsense.
Full operations for a Texas baseball & softball tournament company — live team registration with online card payments, waivers, insurance, rosters, live schedules, standings, brackets, championship archives, and an admin backend used every game day.
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Competitive fastpitch & baseball tournaments across South Texas — team registration, an insurance store, live schedules, brackets, and a season-long Team Points leaderboard tracking every event.
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Full site for the Lower Merion Aces program — team rosters, schedules, and program info in a clean, high-energy interface.
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Camp registration, program details, and a premium design for Coach Gregg Downer — the head coach who shaped Kobe Bryant's high school years.
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Schedules, standings, tournaments, team pages, and a front-door news feed — built for a tight-knit Men's 50+ baseball league on the West Coast.
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Scores, stats, standings, recaps, rosters, captain dashboard, and a full admin backend — everything the league needs in one place.
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Live brackets, schedules, and champion archives for 10,000+ baseball & softball players across 12 Little Leagues in Chester, Delaware, and Montgomery counties.
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Scores, standings, stats, rosters, and registration for an 18+ baseball league in South Florida — same platform engine, fully rebranded for the league.
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Marketing & registration site for a Longport, NJ summer drop-off camp — custom illustrated identity, schedule, activities, and parent FAQs in a warm editorial layout.
Visit Live Site →If you run it, manage it, coach it, or organize it — we've probably built something like it. And if we haven't, we'd love to.
Starting a new league, running a tournament, or finally rebuilding the site every parent complains about — let's talk.