BAYS coordinates youth soccer across a large network of member towns and clubs — which means the platform behind it has to handle league administration at a scale most sports sites never touch.
What we built
The site is built on Drupal to give league administrators direct control over content: news and season updates, key-dates planning posts, and multi-page policy documentation, all editable without a developer in the loop. Structured sections for Towns, Referees, and MTOC/PCup tournaments organize a genuinely large amount of league information into something navigable.
We also built out ongoing recognition programs directly into the CMS — Team Sportsmanship Awards are tracked and published season over season — alongside a dedicated admin area for the people running the league day to day.
Key features
- Drupal-based content system for news, policies, and season planning
- Town, division, and tournament structures (MTOC, Presidents' Cup) built into the data model
- Season-over-season Sportsmanship Award tracking and publication
- Role-based login for administrators, towns, and referees
- Ongoing "Web Site Updates" changelog kept visible to the community
Why it matters
A league this size runs on information staying current — schedules, policies, results — across dozens of towns at once. The platform was built so league volunteers can keep it that way themselves, season after season, without waiting on a developer.
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