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Events

A tournament page that isn't a PDF.

When you run a tournament, you need a real page: brackets, schedules, registered teams, payment status, and a way for visiting families to know where to go.

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What It Does

Three things, done properly.

Not a feature list. These are the operational questions your staff asks every single week, and this is what happens to them.

01

Public event pages

A shareable URL per event with everything a visiting family needs — directions, schedule, contact, and registration.

Events · Public event pages
02

Capacity & waitlists

Cap teams, age groups, or slots; waitlists promote automatically when someone drops.

Events · Capacity & waitlists
03

Post-event reporting

Revenue, attendance, refunds, and no-shows in one place, ready to share with your board.

Events · Post-event reporting
Questions

The sharp ones.

If yours isn't here, ask it on the call. We'd rather answer a hard question early than a support ticket in October.

Can we run multi-day tournaments?
Yes. Multi-day, multi-venue, with per-division brackets and per-team schedules.
Custom branding?
Event pages inherit your org's brand, with per-event overrides for tournament sponsors.
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BackFacilitiesFields, rinks, courts — inventory, not vibes.Next CommunicationsThe right message to the right forty people.

See Events with your own data.

Bring an export, a screenshot, or a photo of the whiteboard. Thirty minutes and you'll know whether this is real or whether we're just good at writing headings.

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