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Bloomz for Sports Leagues›Tournaments
Tournaments

Brackets that build, advance and publish themselves.

Single elimination, pools then knockout, or round robin, with guest teams and a public bracket.

Run an end-of-season or weekend tournament for your club or the whole league. Enter your own teams and guest teams, seed them, and generate the draw. Winners move up as scores become final, and the bracket can be shown on your league website.

Single eliminationPools then knockoutRound robinGuest teamsSeedingAuto-advancing winnersPenalty tiebreaksPublic bracket
Riverbend Youth SoccerTournament bracket · Brackets that update themselves
Season Finale · U10 knockout
Public bracket
SEMIFINAL 1
Hawks2
Wolves1
SEMIFINAL 2
Comets1
Rockets1 (4-3 pens)
FINAL · Sun 2:00 · Field 1
Hawks
Comets
Winners moved up on their own.
A knockout game cannot end level, so a final tie asks for the penalty winner. Fix a score and the bracket re-wires.

Winners advance as scores are final. Publish the bracket on the league website.

Step 1 of 1: Brackets that update themselves
Illustrative screens with demo data
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Three formats, your teams and guests

Pick single elimination, pools followed by a knockout, or a round robin. Enter your club's teams or your league's teams, and add guest teams by name with an optional logo. In a pool format, teams are dealt into pools by seed and the top teams in each pool advance. In single elimination, byes go to the top seeds and the top two seeds can only meet in the final.

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Single elimination: byes to the top seeds
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Pools then knockout: you choose how many advance
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Round robin: one pool, everyone plays everyone
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Guest teams: entered by name, with a logo if you like
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Seed it your way

Seed by hand, from the division standings, or with a random draw that you can repeat. The draw can be regenerated safely until the first result is in, and the old draw stays untouched if a new one cannot be built.

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Manual seeds: or from the standings
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Random draw: repeatable with the same seed
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Publish when ready: games appear on the teams' calendars
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Reset before play: not after a result
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Winners advance on their own

Enter a final score and the winner moves into the next round. A knockout game cannot end level, so a tied final asks who won on penalties. Correct a score and the bracket re-wires from the results. When the last team to advance and the first team out are level on every tiebreak, you are asked to confirm the order, so nothing is decided silently.

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Auto-advance: as scores become final
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Penalty tiebreak: required for a tied knockout game
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Corrections re-wire: the bracket follows the results
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Cut-line ties flagged: the director confirms the order
Riverbend Youth SoccerTournament bracket · Brackets that update themselves
Season Finale · U10 knockout
Public bracket
SEMIFINAL 1
Hawks2
Wolves1
SEMIFINAL 2
Comets1
Rockets1 (4-3 pens)
FINAL · Sun 2:00 · Field 1
Hawks
Comets
Winners moved up on their own.
A knockout game cannot end level, so a final tie asks for the penalty winner. Fix a score and the bracket re-wires.

Winners advance as scores are final. Publish the bracket on the league website.

Step 1 of 1: Brackets that update themselves
Illustrative screens with demo data
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On the calendars, and optionally on your website

Tournament games go on each entered team's calendar with a notice once, and again when a result puts the team into a new game. Games between two guest teams live on the bracket only, so they do not clutter anyone's calendar. Tournament results never change the league standings. A tournament shows on your league website only if you turn that on for it.

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Team calendars: for your own teams
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Notified once: per publish and per advance
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Standings untouched: tournament games are separate
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Public bracket: off by default, on when you choose
Questions we hear

Common questions

Who can enter scores?

The director, or a coach of one of the teams in that game.

Does it check field bookings?

Tournament locations are names you type. The League Scheduler checks fields and bookings for the regular season.

Can I add a third-place game?

Not yet. A third-place playoff is not part of the bracket today.

Is the bracket public?

Only if you turn on showing it on the website, and the league's website calendar is on.

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