About
About LeagueTables
LeagueTables helps families find public youth soccer schedules, scores, conference standings, and team pages across MLS NEXT, ECNL, and ECNL Regional League.
Why this site exists
Public scores and schedules can sit behind a long path through a league site. LeagueTables keeps the league, age group, conference, and team page connected so you can get to the table or schedule you need.
Who maintains this site
The LeagueTables Editorial Team, a small independent group of MLS NEXT and ECNL parents, maintains the site. No league, club, or data vendor runs it. The team keeps public schedule and standings information organized for a long season of checking pages and sharing links.
The Editorial Team is responsible for the site’s explanatory pages, source-status standards, and future reviewed league notes. Read the editorial policy for the review process, correction standard, and independence commitments.
What this site does
The site organizes public schedules into league, age-group, conference, and team pages. Conference pages keep the table, scores, upcoming games, and team links together so you can read a team record with its match context.
The goal is simple: you should be able to land on a page, pick the right age group, open the right conference, and know what you are looking at without learning a new system. For a quick walkthrough, see how to use LeagueTables.
Leagues covered
LeagueTables currently organizes public schedule and standings data for:
- MLS NEXT Academy Division
- MLS NEXT Homegrown Division
- ECNL Boys
- ECNL Girls
- ECNL Regional League Boys
- ECNL Regional League Girls
For how those feeds are normalized and rendered, see the methodology page and about LeagueTables data guide.
Data source and independence
Match and standings data comes from the public league schedule feeds tied to the competitions listed above. LeagueTables is independent and is not affiliated with MLS, MLS NEXT, ECNL, AthleteOne, Total Global Sports, Modular11, or any listed club. Team names, schedules, scores, and standings remain the property of their respective owners.
If a result, venue, kickoff time, or competition ruling looks important, confirm it with the league or club. LeagueTables helps you find and read public information. It does not overrule the official source.
How data is updated
During the season, public feeds are refreshed multiple times per day so recent scores, schedule changes, and table movement can show up without waiting for a manual update. The site also keeps the last useful version of a page when a source is temporarily unavailable, so routes do not go blank.
Logos are handled conservatively. When a public source includes a team logo and it can be localized reliably, the site uses it to make standings easier to scan. If a logo is missing, the page keeps a neutral placeholder instead of inventing one.
Corrections and feedback
If a score, venue, kickoff time, or table looks wrong, use the contact form. The most useful reports include the page URL and a link to the official league or club source that shows the expected value. LeagueTables can fix display issues, stale public feed data, and organization problems on this site. It cannot change official standings, reschedule matches, or settle roster and eligibility questions.
General feedback about navigation, missing context, or pages that are hard to use is welcome too. This is a small project, so replies may take time, but real correction requests get reviewed.
Privacy and site support
LeagueTables uses analytics to understand aggregate usage and may use advertising in the future to help cover hosting and data costs. Analytics, cookies, contact-form handling, and advertising disclosures are described on the privacy policy page.