Six weeks, a playoff night, film on every game. Season 1 tips late August.
season 1 — the listPickup is a coin flip. You don't know who's coming, the score doesn't count, and by Tuesday nobody remembers what happened. THE LEAGUE is the other thing.
Outdoor 3v3 with a schedule, standings, and a playoff night. Six weeks that count. Rosters of four or five. First to 21. A jersey you keep.
Built by Fivemore, based in Charlotte. You show up for six weeks and leave with a record, a jersey, and the film to prove it.
Season 1 tips late August. The full schedule drops with the court — the list hears first.
Every player gets THE LEAGUE jersey — sized at checkout, yours to keep. You play the season in it, you leave in it. Season 1 only happens once; the jersey says you were there.
the jersey · first light
the full look
behind the frame
the court · after darkevery game filmed. recaps every week. player cards with your name on them. the final gets the full film treatment. you don't follow the league. you're in it.
the film's rolling.
Bring your four. One checkout covers the team, you run the roster, your name goes on the schedule.
Come solo. Captains draft from the pool, and you're on a roster before Week 1. Same season, same film.
Four to five deep, around twelve games each, plus playoff night. Nobody rides the bench in 3v3.
Registration opens soon. Team slots are limited — the list hears the open date first and gets the first shot at them.
The roster form hits the captain's inbox after checkout — every player signs the waiver before Week 1.
Already have a team? Put the team name in at checkout and you're on it.
Outdoor in Charlotte, late August. The court and the night drop with registration — the list hears first.
Your jersey, around twelve regular-season games, playoff night, and the film — recaps, player cards, standings. A scorekeeper runs every court.
Take a team slot — one checkout covers your four. You name the team at checkout, then the roster form hits your inbox: your three or four, their sizes, and every player signs the waiver before Week 1. Want a fifth? Draft one from the pool.
Adults 18 and up, all levels. Rosters of four or five. Can't find three friends? The free-agent pool finds them for you.
You call your own. The scorekeeper is the arbiter, and the conduct rules have teeth — calls get honored, and the escalation ladder is short. It stays a game.
We play. Rain or shine is the house rule. Two things stop a game and nothing else: lightning — 30 minutes clear, no exceptions — and a court too wet to bounce a ball on. Those nights slide to the makeup week and the standings hold.
If we cancel the season, you're refunded. If you're removed for conduct, you're not — that bar is high and easy to stay under.
A standard release — an injury waiver plus a media release, because every game is filmed and that's half of what you're buying. Read it in full before you register.