Fantasy sports designed for your chapter
The Greek Challenge is open.
Sign your chapter up once. A school year of competitions across all the major sports, every chapter in the country on one table, and a champion crowned at graduation. Then run your own house leagues right alongside it.
Free forever · No entry fees, no money anywhere · 13+
How it works
The chapter is the team
Fantasy is built backwards for Greek life: every event means a new league, a new signup chase, and a community that resets when it ends. We flip it. The chapter is permanent. Leagues come and go.
Set it up once
Your roster, your name, your people. One invite link replaces a new signup chase for every event.
The season comes to you
A school year of competitions across all the major sports, ready to play the moment each opens. Add more sports if your house wants them. No settings to argue about, no commissioner homework.
Brothers hop in per event
Only your chapter's best finishes count, so a casual brother is pure upside, never a liability. The soccer guys play soccer. Everyone plays the brackets.
The official Greek Challenge
A school year of competitions. Every major sport. A champion at graduation.
Every chapter plays the same slate, September to May. Each event is salary-cap style except the bracket: build a squad of real teams under a budget, two minutes on your phone. Nobody owns a pick, so an unlimited number of brothers can enter every event. Ten play or two hundred play, and every finish feeds the same season standings.
Article IV · Built for fans, shaped by fans
Don’t see the game your house plays? Ask for it and we’ll do our best to build it.
A rivalry-week pool, a sport we have never run before. If it fits our constitution, we want to make it. That is a rule we wrote down, not a favor.
Read the constitution →And beyond the Challenge
Your house, your own leagues
The Challenge is the season everyone plays. Alongside it, your chapter runs whatever it wants: snake draft leagues for the draft-night purists, whole-house contests for everyone else. Same home, same scoreboard, your rules.
Snake drafts, house-sized
Run one draft, or five side by side
A snake league seats 6 to 12, so a big house runs several at once: the seniors’ league, the pledge league, the room-draw rivals. Every league’s results roll up to the chapter score, and every table talks trash on the same board.
Unlimited participants
One contest, the whole chapter
Build a squad under a budget, fill a bracket, or call your shots week by week. Nobody owns a pick, so two brothers can back the same team and there is no cap on entries. Ten play or the entire house plays, two minutes each.
How the competition works
Three fights. One set of picks.
Every pick you make plays three competitions at once. No extra work, no separate entries: the same two minutes rank you on all three tables.
1 · You vs. your chapter
Every brother in the house, one table. Somebody wins the chapter, and last place hears about it at Monday dinner.
2 · You vs. every frat
The same picks rank you against every brother in every house in the country. Best player in Greek life is a real title here.
3 · Your frat vs. the rest
Your chapter's best finishes combine into the chapter score, and that score climbs the official Greek league table. Your worst player can never hurt you. Your best player carries the letters.
Sports business & analytics clubs
Run your club’s semester of competitions without running anything
- ✓A ready-made slate of events for your members, zero organizing work for your board
- ✓Upset-weighted scoring that rewards real analysis over chalk, made for people who love the numbers
- ✓A season-long club scoreboard that keeps members engaged between meetings
- ✓One link in the club Slack or GroupMe and everyone is in
Two minutes to set up. Free for every member.
Before football season
Enter when the school year starts.
Crown a champion at graduation.
One chapter, one link, a school year of competitions across every major sport, and a season table that settles who runs the house. Every event is a fresh shot at the title.
Not Greek? The Club Challenge is open too →