• •Ladders TENNIS LADDERS: All interested tennis players, high school age and up are invited to participate. A non-ladder player may have one free challenge anywhere on the ladder: if she is not successful, thereafter she may challenge up to and.

Some tools and suggestions for running competitions Having decided what type of competition you wish to run (see the for more details), you would probably welcome some help with the setting up and running of such a competition. If you are running a League (Round Robin) competitions, or a Ladder, then all you need is provided free on this website - see our page for help and advice for Leagues and Ladders. If you are running a 'Knock-out' or 'Elimination' competition, then as this is usually a single event run over a short period (usually less than a week), it's not realy worth setting this up on a website. However, there are tools to help you run this type of competition: Excel Templates for Running Knock-Out Competitions The first piece of information you need in order to start the process of putting together a knock-out competition is 'How many particiapnts do I expect'. This will determine which excel template you should use. • for 8 players or less • for 8 players or less, but with no third place • for between 9 and 16 players • for between 9 and 16 players, but with no third place • for between 17 and 32 players • for between 17 and 32 players, but with no third place If you want to save the above excel templates, rather than open them right now, just right click on the link and then select 'Save target as.'

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And choose a location on your local PC that you can easily find again. Happy Competitions! Some Free Tools: Download one of our free 'Knock-out Tournament Spreadsheets'. These fully automate the draw and result tracking for a standard knock-out competition. Use the links to the left to download these free templates. Or on the image below for a larger scale picture.

Some tools and suggestions for running competitions Having decided what type of competition you wish to run (see the for more details), you would probably welcome some help with the setting up and running of such a competition. If you are running a League (Round Robin) competitions, or a Ladder, then all you need is provided free on this website - see our page for help and advice for Leagues and Ladders. If you are running a 'Knock-out' or 'Elimination' competition, then as this is usually a single event run over a short period (usually less than a week), it's not realy worth setting this up on a website. However, there are tools to help you run this type of competition: Excel Templates for Running Knock-Out Competitions The first piece of information you need in order to start the process of putting together a knock-out competition is 'How many particiapnts do I expect'.