Scheduling

The Round Robin Scheduler supports round-robin, tournament, official, and practice scheduling. More information on each of the scheduling types is listed below, including links to the relevant sections of this help file for more information.

Round-Robin Scheduling

Round-Robin schedules are referred to as Season Schedules in the Round Robin Scheduler. A round-robin schedule is one where each of the teams play each other a certain number of times. If teams lose a game, they still get the play the rest of the games. To create a Season Schedule, refer to the Create Schedule dialog.

Tournament Scheduling

The Round Robin Scheduler supports four different types of tournament scheduling. 

The main different between Tournament Schedules and Season Schedules is once a team loses it may be kicked out of the tournament and therefore be ineligible for further game play. To create a Tournament Schedule, refer to the Create Schedule dialog.

Official Scheduling

The Round Robin Scheduler supports official scheduling as a part of Season and Tournament Scheduling. As part of the process of creating a Season or Tournament schedule, you are asked whether or not you want officials to be scheduled. Refer to the Schedule Officials page for more information on how to schedule the officials.

Practice Scheduling

The Round Robin Scheduler supports Practice Scheduling for leagues. A practice game is considered a time when the team works on skills, drills, and other improvements in their playing ability. There are no opponents in a practice game - simply one team. To create a Practice Schedule, refer to the Create Schedule dialog.

 


Note: Some features described in this help file are only available in the Team Sports Scheduling System.