Meets and events
Build a league schedule
Put the season's duals and events on the schedule one at a time, a whole round at once, or from a spreadsheet.
Add one dual or event
- 1Open Schedule and choose Add event.
- 2Pick Dual, Tri, Quad, Scrimmage or Tournament, and the level.
- 3Pick the member teams taking part, and the host team for a scrimmage or tournament.
- 4Set the start time and venue, and choose Keep private while the teams check it, or Publish schedule.
- 5Check Review, then create it. A dual counts in the standings and opens its desk on the night.
A whole round at once
- 1Choose Set up beside Generate a round of duals (in Add event on a phone).
- 2Pick the level, and Double round-robin (home & away) or Within divisions if you want them.
- 3Date and place each round now, or leave it blank for later.
- 4Choose Generate. Running it again only adds the duals that are missing.
From a spreadsheet
- 1Choose Import beside Import fixtures.
- 2Paste the rows or choose a CSV: one row per dual, with the date, time, home, away, level and venue.
- 3Teams are matched by name and every row is checked first. Fix any line it lists, then choose Add.
Dates on teams' calendars
Add a date to teams puts one date on the calendars of the teams you pick, marked as the league's. The teams can't edit it; you can, under Dates on team calendars, where Remove takes it off every calendar.
Take a dual off
Archive, in the dual's ⋯, takes it off both teams' schedules, the league's and the public page; a final result still counts until you remove it from the standings too. Restore brings it back.
Delete for good, in the same ⋯, removes a dual or event with no results once you type delete. One with results is archived instead.
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