Rules & scoring
How every game is scored, timed and decided, how champions are crowned and how the League Cup works. Pick a sport to filter.
Sport settings
Flag Football
League A · 7v7- Game
- 2 × 20-minute halves
- Warm-up
- 20 minutes, guaranteed · off the field by 45 min after start
- If tied
- Alternating possessions until there is a winner (commissioners may allow a tie after one round). Playoffs: Alternating possessions until there is a winner.
- Standings
- Winning percentage
- Tiebreakers
- head-to-head result → record in games among the tied teams → capped differential → capped scoring → strength of schedule → sportsmanship rating → commissioner-supervised draw
- Forfeit
- Recorded 21–0; fewer than 5 players means a forfeit
- Playoffs
- Top 8 · single elimination · fixed bracket
Playoffs & champions
Every sport crowns its own champion. Standings decide playoff seeding; the playoffs decide the title — “2027 League A Street Hockey Champion”, for example. Playoff games always produce a winner.
Results are official once verified. A scorekeeper keeps the digital game sheet; an official verifies it. Only verified results count toward standings, stats and records.
Then the League Cup — one overall champion per league, from how each franchise finished in every sport.
Current standingsThe League Cup
Each league has its own Cup (League A Cup and League B Cup). Every franchise plays every sport in its league, and each sport counts the same: a franchise's final place in each sport earns Cup points. Most points wins the Cup. Tied places split the points. The Cup is separate from each sport's championship.
| Place | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Points | 15 | 12 | 10 | 9 | 8 | 7 | 6 | 5 | 4 | 3 | 2 | 1 |
During the season the Cup table is projected from current standings and marked as provisional until every sport finishes.
Awards
Game day, every sport
- Arrive for warm-up. Every game has a protected warm-up window; the game before yours stops on time so you get it.
- RSVP. Tell your captain if you're in. Short-handed teams can request emergency substitutes: up to 2 per game and 3 appearances per team, not playoff eligible.
- Coaches and officials. Coaches are placed at the Coach Draw; if one can't make it, an approved emergency coach can cover that game. Teams can always play without a coach. Every game has an approved referee and scorekeeper.
- Jerseys and gear. One numbered reversible jersey per player, same number in every sport. Wear the side your game page shows and return it at season end for reuse. Equipment is provided; each sport lists what to bring.
- Weather and safety. League staff make weather calls and post them as alerts. Officials can stop any game for safety.
- Respect. The Code of Conduct and Sportsmanship Policy apply to players, coaches and fans.
New here? How Lehigh Leagues works covers registration, the Team Draw and teams.