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LeagueApps

Management platform for youth sports operations

Overview

LeagueApps offers a platform that helps youth and local sports organizers manage their programs more efficiently. It provides tools for registration, scheduling, communication, and payment processing, all delivered through a subscription-based platform with additional revenue from transaction fees. The system is used by youth leagues, clubs, camps, and teams to streamline administration and improve access to high-quality sports experiences. Compared with other providers, LeagueApps differentiates itself through its focus on youth sports and its social impact initiatives, such as FundPlay and the PLAYS coalition, which aim to increase funding and participation in underserved communities. The company’s goal is to reduce administrative burden for sports leaders while expanding accessibility and opportunity for young athletes across the United States.

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About LeagueApps

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Why LeagueApps is rated
B-
Rated B on Competitive Edge
Rated B on Growth Potential
Rated C on Differentiation

Industries

Consumer SoftwareEnterprise SoftwareSocial Impact

Company Size

51-200

Company Stage

Series B

Total Funding

$43.2M

Headquarters

New York City, New York

Founded

2011

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What believers are saying

  • LeagueApps launched recurring billing and multi-round tryouts in 2026, deepening workflow lock-in.
  • Red Bulls Youth Programs migrated registration to LeagueApps on August 24, 2026.
  • LeagueApps product updates on October 27, 2026 show active shipping across Facilities and compliance.

What critics are saying

  • Schallert v. LeagueApps filed April 1, 2026 in SDNY creates legal distraction.
  • Youth sports software stays fragmented; competitors can undercut on compliance, facilities, or payments separately.
  • If NCSI integrations fail, LeagueApps loses the trust premium that justifies platform consolidation.

What makes LeagueApps unique

  • LeagueApps bundled youth sports operations, safety, and facilities after NCSI and RecTimes deals.
  • NCSI gives LeagueApps USOPC-named screening access and 50-plus governing-body relationships.
  • MOD11 adds soccer competition workflows for MLS NEXT, USL, and EAL operators.

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Funding

Total Funding

$43.2M

Below

Industry Average

Funded Over

6 Rounds

Series B funding is typically for startups that have proven their business model and need more funding to expand rapidly—often by entering new markets or adding more products. Investors are usually venture capital firms that specialize in later-stage investments.
Series B Funding Comparison
Below Average

Industry standards

$35M
$30M
$45M
$65M
$100M

Benefits

  • Health Insurance
  • Dental Insurance
  • Vision Insurance
  • Health Savings Account/Flexible Spending Account
  • Commuter Benefits
  • Home Office Stipend
  • Gym Membership
  • Phone/Internet Stipend
  • Company Equity
  • Mental Health Support

Growth & Insights and Company News

6 month growth

2%

1 year growth

0%

2 year growth

-1%
Sports Business Journal
Jul 8th, 2026
LeagueApps acquires background check provider NCSI from Versant

Youth sports management system LeagueApps had acquired NCSI, a background check provider with deep roots in US Olympic sports that had previously been part of Versant.

LeagueApps
Jul 8th, 2026
LeagueApps acquires NCSI, strengthening safety and compliance for youth sports organizations.

LeagueApps acquires NCSI, strengthening safety and compliance for youth sports organizations. By LeagueApps. July 8, 2026. 4 min. Acquisition brings together leading youth sports management platform and the industry leader in sports background screening and safety solutions. New York, NY - July 8, 2026 - LeagueApps, a leading youth sports management platform, today announced the acquisition of the National Center for Safety Initiatives (NCSI), the premier provider of in-depth background checks and comprehensive safety services for youth sports organizations in the United States. NCSI is the only provider named in United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee (USOPC) policy and has partnered with the country's National Governing Bodies (NGBs) and leading sports organizations for more than 20 years to protect young athletes and the communities they play in. The acquisition represents the next step in LeagueApps' strategy to deliver a comprehensive management platform for youth sports organizations. LeagueApps currently powers thousands of organizations across all team sports - from local clubs and leagues to professional properties including MLB, the NBA, the NHL, and the PLL. The addition of NCSI brings safety and compliance into the platform, connecting the places where kids play to the systems designed to protect them. Managing safety and compliance is foundational to how every youth sports organization operates. With NCSI, LeagueApps expands its solution set at that foundation, giving organizations of every size the services they need to build programs their communities can trust. NCSI will operate as a separate division within LeagueApps, with its leadership team, customer relationships, and operations intact. The acquisition brings dedicated investment to NCSI's technology roadmap and service capabilities - while preserving the service standard and trust that have made NCSI the partner of choice for governing bodies across the USOPC movement and beyond. Jeremy Goldberg, President and Co-Founder of LeagueApps, said "At LeagueApps, we have always believed that the full potential of sport - the growth, the confidence, the friendships, the lessons that last a lifetime - only becomes available when young people are safe. That has been our conviction from the beginning, and it is what drove this decision. The organizations we serve care deeply about safety. What they lack is infrastructure to act on that care: background screening, compliance, and safety requirements are fragmented across systems with no common thread connecting them. Youth sports can be safer - and we believe the path there starts with making it easier for every organization to do the right thing. That is what LeagueApps and NCSI are committed to building." Founded in 2003, NCSI has built the most trusted name in background screening and compliance for youth sports, serving approximately 50 national governing bodies, the USOPC, and thousands of sports organizations nationwide. With the support of LeagueApps, NCSI will invest in expanding its capabilities, building on more than two decades of innovation in screening, compliance, and the tools organizations rely on to protect young athletes. "NCSI has spent more than two decades earning the trust of the organizations and governing bodies that shape how young people experience sport in this country," said Brian Litvack, CEO and Co-Founder of LeagueApps. "Our responsibility is to protect its mission and to build on it. Making youth sports safer requires working at every level simultaneously: from the bottom up, making it easier for operators of every size to manage the workflows that keep their organizations safe; from the top down, partnering with governing bodies to strengthen the standards that protect athletes across the entire ecosystem. Technology and data are what connect both levels. That is what this partnership is here to invest in." Kate Quattlebaum, VP, Safety at NCSI, said, "For more than twenty years, NCSI has operated with a singular focus: ensuring that every organization we serve has the tools, the processes, and the support to fulfill their safety obligations and build programs their communities can trust. We have built that work alongside the USOPC, NGBs, and the organizations that trust us with something that matters - and we are proud of what we have created together. LeagueApps shares our commitment to that mission, and they bring the platform, the reach, and the investment mindset that will allow NCSI to serve more organizations, more deeply, in this next chapter. Our customers will experience continuity in everything they depend on, and over time, real enhancements to what we are able to deliver." LeagueApps and NCSI will continue to invest in the safety and compliance ecosystem through their technology platform and services, as well as integration with key technology partners. Beyond its solutions, LeagueApps is also committed to working with NCSI to elevate the focus of safety in NextUp, youth sports industry's leading professional development community, as well as through FundPlay Foundation, an independent 501c3 launched out of LeagueApps to provide technology, resources and capacity building to leading youth sports-based development nonprofits. As a first expression of that commitment, LeagueApps and NCSI will help underwrite background screening checks to organizations receiving grants through FundPlay Foundation - ensuring that every program, regardless of size or resources, has access to the background screening and safety services every organization deserves. Lazard acted as exclusive financial advisor to Versant Media Group, Inc. (NASDAQ: VSNT) in the sale of NCSI to LeagueApps. About NCSI. The National Center for Safety Initiatives (NCSI) is the leading provider of in-depth background checks and comprehensive safety services for youth sports organizations in the United States. NCSI is the only screening provider named in USOPC policy and serves more than 50 National Governing Bodies and thousands of organizations nationwide. Through its comprehensive screening and safety services, NCSI helps sports organizations protect young athletes and fulfill their safety obligations with confidence. NCSI operates as a separate division within LeagueApps. Visit ncsisafe.com for more information. About LeagueApps. LeagueApps is the leading management platform for youth sports, powering thousands of clubs, leagues and organizations that serve millions of athletes, families, coaches, and volunteers each year. LeagueApps helps organizations manage registration, payments, scheduling, communications, and day-to-day operations, so they can focus on delivering great sports experiences. Through its technology, partnerships, and industry leadership initiatives, LeagueApps is helping build the infrastructure that enables youth sports to thrive. This includes the NextUp platform for industry leadership development, and its creation and support of the FundPlay Foundation. With the acquisition of NCSI - the standard for NGB-level safety compliance - LeagueApps is investing in the future of athlete safety, and making it easier for organizations to manage safety and compliance.

Sports Business Journal
May 9th, 2025
LeagueApps Acquires RecTimes for Integration

LeagueApps has acquired RecTimes to enhance its youth sports organization app with facility management tools. The new offering, branded as LeagueApps Facilities, powered by RecTimes, allows administrators to manage schedules, registrations, and rentals in one integrated platform. CEO Brian Litvack announced the acquisition on LinkedIn, highlighting that the joint product, two years in development, aims to streamline operations and foster growth.

LeagueApps
Jan 8th, 2025
LeagueApps and Ankored Partner to Automate and Elevate Safety Compliance in Youth Sports

LeagueApps, the leading operating system and professional network for youth and local sports leaders, has partnered with Ankored, the all-in-one safety compliance and training management platform, to elevate and ensure safety standards in youth sports.

Sportico
Oct 11th, 2024
LeagueApps Secures Significant New Funding

LeagueApps, a youth sports management platform, has secured significant funding from new investors Accel-KKR and Arctos Partners. The exact amount is undisclosed. Previously, LeagueApps raised $35 million, with past investors including the Los Angeles Dodgers, Contour Venture Partners, and Hamilton Lane. The platform is used by over 3,000 organizations. Accel-KKR manages $19 billion in capital, while Arctos holds stakes in sports franchises and related businesses.

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