League Secretary

Bowling league details, without the paperwork

League Secretary lets bowlers check standings, statistics and historical league data on an Android phone. It suits people who want to look up how their team or season is going, or compare current results with earlier seasons, without needing to be at a league night.

Useful when the league has shared its data

The app displays information uploaded to LeagueSecretary.com by league administrators. It is a viewer, not a place to enter scores or manage the league: administrators upload data through the website using CDE BLS software. You’ll need a LeagueSecretary.com cloud access account to see your league’s information, and what appears depends on what has been uploaded.

A reference you can return to

Its value is straightforward: standings and stats are there to check when a result comes up in conversation, and past-season records give the numbers some context. If your league already uses LeagueSecretary.com, the app can make its shared data easier to consult away from a computer. If your league does not upload its records there, there may be little for you to view.

For bowlers in leagues that use the service

League Secretary is published by NABSO, LLC. Its 4.74-star rating comes from 1,339 ratings, and the listing reports 100,000+ installs. Those figures suggest an established audience, though the practical fit comes down to whether your league’s data is available through the service. For regular bowlers who like to keep an eye on the standings or revisit older seasons, it is a focused companion to the league’s online records.