Features / Stats, coaching and recruiting
Run your own tournament from your phone
Outside teams sign up on your tournament page. Pools and brackets build themselves and the games go on your fields. Post a final score and the winner moves on. Parents open one link for the live bracket and can follow their team.
Watch it work
Tournaments, step by step
Real screens from the demo club. Tap a step to see it at the top of the page, or tap through it yourself.
What you get
- Pool play then a bracket, single or double elimination, or pool play only. As many divisions as you need.
- Teams sign up and pay the entry fee online to your club's own account, or pay at check-in.
- The schedule builds itself across your fields, with rest time between a team's games.
- Scores from the app, from a scorer's table link, or from the umpire. The bracket fills in on its own.
- Follow a team: a notification when its game time or field changes, a score goes in, or it moves on.
Fair questions
What people ask about tournaments.
Can we run a tournament with teams from other clubs?
Yes. Your tournament gets its own page on your website. Outside teams sign up there, you approve them, and the pools, bracket and schedule build themselves. You post scores from your phone and the winners move on.
What tournament formats are there?
Pool play then a bracket (you pick how many teams move on from each pool), single elimination, double elimination (with the extra championship game if the losers-bracket team wins the first one), or pool play only. Each division can use a different format. Byes go to the top seeds.
Can parents follow a team?
Yes. On the tournament page, tap Follow. They get a note when their team's game time or field changes, when a score goes in, when the team moves on and when it's out. On Android phones and computers it's a notification from the link, with no app or account. On iPhone, Apple only allows notifications after the page is added to the home screen, so iPhone families can do that or pick email updates.
Who enters the scores?
You can, from the app. You can also hand a private link to whoever sits at the scorer's table (no account needed), and umpires can post the final for the games they work. A bracket game can't end in a tie, and a winner can't be changed once the next game has a score.
Try it yourself.
Step into the demo club and use tournaments on the real app. No sign-up, and it resets every night.