League Play
FLEXLEAGUES
Flexible weekly league play at WKTL-affiliated venues. Throw on your own schedule during the league week — every sanctioned score feeds the global rankings.
8 Wk
Season
300+
Venues
3
Disciplines
WHAT IS A FLEX LEAGUE?
A Flex League is sanctioned weekly league play built around your schedule. Instead of committing to one fixed night, you throw your games any time your venue is open during the league week. Show up when it suits you, throw your rounds under a certified judge, and your scores are logged toward the season standings and the WKTL global rankings. That flexibility is what makes it “flex” — the same competitive structure, without the rigid weeknight commitment. To join, all you need is a WKTL-affiliated venue near you.
How It Works
Weekly League Play
Throw a set of sanctioned games each league week at your venue, scored by a certified judge under official WKTL rules.
Throw at Your Pace
No fixed league night. Come in whenever your venue is open during the week, or throw games in advance if you’ll be away.
Scores Feed the Rankings
Every sanctioned game counts toward your season standings, seeding, and your place on the WKTL global leaderboard.
Week-8 Playoffs
The regular season closes with a week-8 playoff tournament, seeded by your league results, to crown the season’s champions.

HOW A SEASON WORKS
A Flex League season runs seven weeks of regular-season throwing, followed by a week-8 playoff tournament. In an ordinary week you’ll throw four games, and your results build your seeding across the season.
Leagues carry a minimum participation threshold — a sanctioned league needs a minimum number of throwers who each complete enough games over the season — and every league is run at a WKTL-affiliated venue with a certified judge present.
Life happens, so the format is forgiving. Venues offer a grace period for late arrivals, and if you miss a session you can make up games on a later league night or throw ahead if you know you’ll be away. When the regular season wraps, the week-8 playoff — typically a double-elimination bracket seeded by your season results — decides the champions. For the full detail, read Section E of the rulebook.
NEXT STEPS

Find a Venue
Locate a WKTL-affiliated venue near you and see which leagues they’re running this season.

Read the Rules
Know the format before your first night. The rules page covers league structure, participation, and playoffs.

Leaderboard
See where league throwers stand in the global rankings and track how your scores stack up.