{season}/schedule.json

/api/v1/{season}/schedule.json

All scheduled games for one season, including unplayed ones. Cancelled games are flagged to distinguish from null scores.

Seasons

Replace {season} with one of 2026, 2025, 2024, 2023, 2022. Not every season has every endpoint — check themanifest first. If it is not listed there, the URL 404s.

Response

Every endpoint returns the same envelope. Your data is indata — data is the array itself — there is no wrapper object inside it.

{
  "schemaVersion": "1.0",
  "generatedAt": "2026-06-23T14:03:13.152995-04:00",
  "league": "PUL",
  "data": [ ... ]
}

generatedAt is a nullable ISO-8601 timestamp that may or may not carry a UTC offset — parse leniently. It is null for 2022 and 2023, which predate the pipeline that records it.

Fields

Field	Type	Meaning
week	number\|null	Week number. 98 = semifinals, 99 = finals.
weekLabel	string\|null	Human label — "Week 3", "Semifinals", "Finals".
isPostseason	boolean	True for weeks 98 and 99.
date	string\|null	ISO date (YYYY-MM-DD).
time	string\|null	Local start time as published.
location	string\|null	Venue name.
locationAddress	string\|null	Venue street address.
division	string\|null	Division this fixture belongs to, where applicable.
awayAbbrev	string\|null	Canonical away-team abbreviation.
awayName	string\|null	Full away-team name.
awayScore	number\|null	Away goals, or null if the game has not been played.
homeAbbrev	string\|null	Canonical home-team abbreviation.
homeName	string\|null	Full home-team name.
homeScore	number\|null	Home goals, or null if the game has not been played.
cancelled	boolean	Always present. True for games that will never be played.
youtubeUrl	string\|null	Full-game video, where one exists.

Dotted names are nested — colors.primary means{ colors: { primary } }. When the parent is a list of objects (like seasons on the manifest),seasons.season means each entry in that array has its ownseason field — access it as seasons[i].season, not seasons.season.

Examples

curl

curl -s https://pul-stats-hub.pages.dev/api/v1/2025/schedule.json

JavaScript

// Games with video, and games that were cancelled
const res = await fetch('https://pul-stats-hub.pages.dev/api/v1/2025/schedule.json');
const { data } = await res.json();

const watchable = data.filter((g) => g.youtubeUrl);
const cancelled = data.filter((g) => g.cancelled);
// A null score alone does NOT mean cancelled - check the flag.
const notYetPlayed = data.filter((g) => g.homeScore === null && !g.cancelled);

console.log(watchable.length, cancelled.length, notYetPlayed.length);

Python

# Venues used in 2025
import json, urllib.request

URL = "https://pul-stats-hub.pages.dev/api/v1/2025/schedule.json"
with urllib.request.urlopen(URL) as response:
    games = json.load(response)["data"]

venues = {g["location"] for g in games if g["location"]}
for venue in sorted(venues):
    print(venue)

Worth knowing

A null score means either "not played yet" or "cancelled" — `cancelled` is the flag that tells them apart. That is why it is always present rather than only on cancelled rows.
Unlike games.json, this includes unplayed fixtures. That is the point of the schedule.