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# Leagues

The **Leagues** module allows users to create, manage, and participate in sports leagues within the DinkGrid platform. This feature helps organize competitions, manage players, and track game progress in a structured way.

Users can create their own leagues, invite players, schedule matches, and monitor standings throughout the tournament.

## League List

The **Leagues screen** displays all leagues available to the user. This page allows users to quickly view and manage leagues they are part of.

#### Features

* **My Leagues** – Displays leagues created or joined by the user.
* **Completed** – Shows leagues that have finished.
* **All** – Displays all available leagues.

Each league card displays key information such as:

* League name
* League format (e.g., Singles or Doubles)
* Start date
* League visibility (Public or Private)
* League owner/creator

Users can tap on a league to open the **League Hub** and manage its details.

To create a new league, tap the **"+" icon** at the top right corner.

## Create League

The **Create League screen** allows users to set up a new league by providing necessary details.

#### Required Information

Users must provide the following information:

* **Name** – The name of the league.
* **Description** – Optional details about the league.
* **Location** – Select the venue where the league will be played.
* **Date** – The scheduled start date of the league.
* **Format** – The match format such as Singles or Doubles.
* **Type** – Specifies whether the league is DUPR or Non-DUPR.
* **Visibility**
  * **Public** – Anyone can view and join the league.
  * **Private** – Only invited players can participate.

After entering the details, users can tap **Create League** to successfully create the league.

## League Hub

The **League Hub** is the central dashboard for managing a specific league. It provides tools to organize players, schedule matches, and monitor progress.

#### League Information

At the top of the screen, users can view key league details such as:

* League name
* Match format
* League status
* Start date
* League organizer

#### Management Options

The League Hub provides several management features:

**Players & Subs**

This section allows league organizers to manage participants. Users can add players, assign substitutes, and maintain the player list for the league.

**Rounds**

Rounds represent the stages of the competition. Organizers can create and manage rounds where matches will be scheduled.

**Standings**

The standings section displays player rankings based on match results. This helps track performance and identify leading players or teams.

**Chat**

The chat feature allows league participants to communicate with each other. This helps players coordinate matches and discuss league updates.

**Updates**

This section provides announcements and important information related to the league. Organizers can share updates to keep all participants informed.

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