A baseball schedule generator built for rec leagues, not pro front offices.
Enter your divisions, teams, fields, and time slots. Get back a balanced, conflict-free season in minutes, then publish one link for every family.
Free while we grow. No credit card.
A spreadsheet handles four teams. A season has forty.
A single round robin is easy to write out by hand. A real youth baseball season is five or six of them at once, all competing for the same fields, the same Saturday mornings, and the same handful of weeknights with lights. Add practice nights, blackout dates, and a rule that nobody plays back to back, and the spreadsheet stops being a schedule and becomes a puzzle nobody has time to finish.
LeagueMind treats it as the constraint problem it is. It generates every division's season from the fields and time slots you actually have, scores the result for balance, and shows you a report so you can see what it traded off. Edit any game by hand, then publish a link that coaches and parents can filter to their own team.
What the generator handles for you
Round robin for any team count
Five teams, seven, thirteen: odd numbers are the normal case in rec ball. Every team gets the same number of games and a balanced mix of opponents, with the bye rotating instead of landing on one team twice.
Multiple divisions on shared fields
Rookie, Minors, Majors, and a 13U group all want the same Saturday slots on the same two diamonds. The generator packs them in without a single double-booking.
Rematches spaced out
Teams that meet three times in a season do not meet three weeks in a row. Repeat matchups spread across the calendar so the standings mean something.
Practice nights and blackout dates
A team that practices Wednesdays keeps its Wednesdays whenever the calendar allows. Spring break, a coach's travel week, and Memorial Day weekend get routed around.
Home and away that actually balance
No team plays eight straight on the visitor side of the scorebook. Home and away splits come out even for every team in every division.
Playoffs without a whiteboard
Seed a bracket from the standings or by hand, pick single or double elimination or pool play, and every game gets a field and a time before the first pitch. Enter scores and the bracket advances itself.
Interleague and makeup games by hand
Playing another program across town? Rained out Saturday? Add the game yourself. Hand-entered games stay put when you regenerate the rest of the season.
Proven in season
Built with real leagues.
McCabe Park Little League ran its entire Spring 2026 season on LeagueMind: every division, every field, every Saturday. Real leagues shape every feature we ship.