What’s on the calendar.
Pick your format, then your level.
Round Robin & team leagues
Sign up solo or as a pair. Rotating partners through the session, seeded by skill. The simplest step from Open Play into competition.
- Round Robin: 2.5 / 3.0
- Team League: 3.0 / 3.5
- Beginner League
- Advanced Beginner League
MLP team leagues
A pro-style team draft. Mixed gender, several matches a session, and season-long standings.
- MLP Draft League
- MLP 16 / 14
- 3v3 Men’s: DUPR 9 / 11 / 13
- 3v3 Coed: DUPR 9 / 11 / 13
Champion’s Series
Skill-locked competitive seasons with standings. Top finishers earn a Tournament of Champions invitation.
- Champion’s Series 4.5
- Champion’s Series 4.0
- Champion’s Series 3.5
- Champion’s Series 3.0
Not sure which league fits? Come to Open Play first and the front desk will help you pick a format and bracket.
Champion’s Series.
Players rated 3.0 through 4.5 compete across a 12-week season: six weeks of Round Robin, then six weeks of team-based play.
- Skill brackets from 3.0 to 4.5 (what the levels mean)
- Multi-session season schedule that rotates each cycle
- Each bracket ends in its own Tournament of Champions: one each for 3.0, 3.5, 4.0 and 4.5
- Top finishers in the standings compete for the bracket title, prizes and a spot on the wall
Where every bracket stands.
Before you sign up.
Do I need a partner to register?
No. If you sign up solo, we pair you with a partner. Most people who finish a league leave with a few new ones.
How much does a season cost?
Pro members play free, Core members get 25% off and Daytime members 10% off. Non-members can register too; the season price shows when you sign in to register.
What if I miss a session?
Tell us as early as you can. We keep substitute players on standby to cover your spot, and standings reflect what you actually played.
How are brackets decided?
You self-rate when you register, and we adjust based on what we see in Open Play if needed. We’d rather you play in the right bracket than struggle in one that’s too high.
What happens if I win my bracket?
Bragging rights and a spot on the wall at ERA. Champion’s Series winners also earn an invitation to the Tournament of Champions later in the year.
Is this beginner-friendly?
The 3.0 bracket is where most players take their first competitive step, and there are Beginner and Advanced Beginner leagues too. If you’re brand new, start with Open Play to build comfort, then join a league next season.
Get into the next season.
Sign in to register before signups close, or call the desk to find your bracket.