01Football
Matches, tables and player stories
About Noda Sports
Local sport,
finally in view.
We are a Freetown-based sports data company building the definitive record of Sierra Leone sport—one competition, athlete and community at a time.
Made in Freetown
Every field
Every court
Every court
Why we exist
Foreign leagues have always been one tap away. The sport on our own doorstep has not.
“If a match is played, a record should remain. If an athlete performs, the country should be able to see it.”
01
Local first
We begin with the competitions, athletes and communities closest to home.
02
Record it properly
Local sport deserves reliable data, thoughtful reporting and a permanent history.
03
Build for reality
Our tools are mobile-first, offline-aware and designed around how sport operates here.
One sporting community
Football was the start.
It was never the limit.
Noda is sport-agnostic by design. The record changes—from goals to sets, marks, draws and rounds—but the mission stays the same.
0102Basketball
Games, quarters and league coverage
03Athletics
Meets, events and performance rankings
04Volleyball
Sets, group stages and competitions
05Tennis
Draws, sets and player profiles
06Boxing
Bouts, rounds and divisional rankings
How Noda works
One data flywheel powers everything.
Information moves from the venue into a structured national record, then returns to the people who make the sport possible.
See the product ecosystemAt the venue
Collect
Our field operators log every match event from the touchline with Sideline — live, and even offline.
In the platform
Structure
Events, lineups and stats become clean, structured data for every game, team and player.
Across the country
Distribute
Fans follow it all in Noda Score and here — live scores, tables and news, finally for local sport.
Back to the game
Empower
Clubs and scouts turn that same data into an edge through The Pitch and Noda Studio.
Freetown, Sierra LeoneBuilt here, for here
Technology shaped by the reality on the ground.
Mobile-first and offline-aware by design. A field team captures the action; the connected platform turns it into something fans, clubs and federations can use.