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    There are three main styles of tournaments: round robin, elimination, and challenge. The type of activity, number of teams/players, time available, facilities, and equipment determine the style. Round robin has each team play every other once. Elimination tournaments eliminate teams after losses, using styles like single, consolation, or modified double elimination. Challenge tournaments allow players to challenge up levels on a ladder chart to determine a winner. Tournaments often combine styles, like a round robin preliminary into an elimination final stage.

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    There are three main styles of tournaments: round robin, elimination, and challenge. The type of activity, number of teams/players, time available, facilities, and equipment determine the style. Round robin has each team play every other once. Elimination tournaments eliminate teams after losses, using styles like single, consolation, or modified double elimination. Challenge tournaments allow players to challenge up levels on a ladder chart to determine a winner. Tournaments often combine styles, like a round robin preliminary into an elimination final stage.

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    There are three main styles of tournaments: round robin, elimination, and challenge. The type of activity, number of teams/players, time available, facilities, and equipment determine the style. Round robin has each team play every other once. Elimination tournaments eliminate teams after losses, using styles like single, consolation, or modified double elimination. Challenge tournaments allow players to challenge up levels on a ladder chart to determine a winner. Tournaments often combine styles, like a round robin preliminary into an elimination final stage.

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    There are three main styles of tournaments: round robin, elimination, and challenge. The type of activity, number of teams/players, time available, facilities, and equipment determine the style. Round robin has each team play every other once. Elimination tournaments eliminate teams after losses, using styles like single, consolation, or modified double elimination. Challenge tournaments allow players to challenge up levels on a ladder chart to determine a winner. Tournaments often combine styles, like a round robin preliminary into an elimination final stage.

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    TOURNAMENT STYLES

    PLF4MI- Recreation and Healthy Active Living Leadership


    Tournament Organization
    The 3 most popular styles of tournaments in high schools -

    1. Round Robin
    2. Elimination
    3. Challenge
    HOW DO YOU CHOOSE A TOURNAMENT STYLE?

    1. Type of activity/game
    2. The number of teams or players
    3. The amount of time available
    4. The facilities available
    5. The equipment available
    Once you have chosen your style you must….
    1. Set up the draw (consider rankings and byes)
    2. Create a schedule
    3. Create a tournament score sheet you can post
    Round Robin
    Each team gets to play every other team once.

    Create a 7 team round robin tournament draw.


    7 Team Round Robin Tournament
    Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Round 4 Round 5 Round 6 Round 7

    1 vs 2 1 vs 4 1 vs 6 1 vs bye 1 vs 7 1 vs 5 1 vs 3

    3 vs 4 2 vs 6 4 vs bye 6 vs 7 bye vs 5 7 vs 3 5 vs 2

    5 vs 6 3 vs bye 2 vs 7 4 vs 5 6 vs 3 bye vs 2 7 vs 4

    7 vs bye 5 vs 7 3 vs 5 2 vs 3 4 vs 2 6 vs 4 bye vs 6

    Note - What is a bye?

    Rotate numbers counter-clockwise around the one fixed number


    Now create a schedule…...
    Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Round 4 Round 5 Round 6 Round 7
    1pm 2pm` 3pm 4pm 5pm 6pm 7pm

    1 vs 2 1 vs 4 1 vs 6 1 vs bye 1 vs 7 1 vs 5 1 vs 3
    Court 1 Court 1 Court 1 Court 1 Court 1 Court 1 Court 1

    3 vs 4 2 vs 6 4 vs bye 6 vs 7 bye vs 5 7 vs 3 5 vs 2
    Court 2 Court 2 Court 2 Court 2 Court 2 Court 2 Court 2

    5 vs 6 3 vs bye 2 vs 7 4 vs 5 6 vs 3 bye vs 2 7 vs 4
    Court 3 Court 3 Court 3 Court 3 Court 3 Court 3 Court 3

    7 vs bye 5 vs 7 3 vs 5 2 vs 3 4 vs 2 6 vs 4 bye vs 6
    Court 4 Court 4 Court 4 Court 4 Court 4 Court 4 Court 4
    Draw a Tournament Scoresheet
    Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Points Rank

    7
    Round Robin
    Advantages and Disadvantages

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    Elimination Tournaments
    Teams are eliminated after a set number of loses.

    3 Kinds

    Single Elimination (March Madness)

    Consolation Tournament

    Modified Double Elimination


    Single Elimination
    First step - determine whether the number of teams is an even power of 2 (2, 4, 8,
    16, 32, 64). If the number of teams is not a power of 2, you must add in byes (free
    matches). If you had 14 teams, you would subtract 14 from the next higher power
    of 2 to determine the number of byes.

    16 - 14 = 2
    BYES AND SEEDING
    Seeding is used to avoid the top teams from meeting until the end of the
    tournament.

    If you have byes, you MUST give the top seeded teams the byes first.

    If no teams are seeded, it is called a “blind draw”.

    NOW…...

    Draw a 15 team single elimination tournament (blind draw). Call each team (team
    1, team 2, team 3 etc)
    15 Team Single Elimination Tournament
    Consolation Tournaments
    - Provides each team with at least two games.
    - First-round winners move the right side of the draw (championship side)
    while first-round losers move to the left side of the draw (consolation side).
    - From the second round on, a loss eliminates a team.
    - Both tournament champions and consolation champions are determined.

    NOW - draw an eight team consolation tournament


    8 Team Consolation Tournament
    Modified Double Elimination

    - Each team is guaranteed 2 games


    - A first round loss does not mean the team must play in a consolation side
    - A strong team can have a bad first round game and still win the tournament
    - A loss in the second or any subsequent rounds results in elimination
    - After the first round, half of the winning teams move right while the other half
    moves left.
    - Each second round game puts a winning team vs a losing team.
    Challenge Tournaments
    - Challenge or ladders tournaments work well for individual and partner
    activities (badminton, tennis, darts, pickleball)
    - Players names are placed on a card like a ladder
    - You can challenge up to one or two levels above you
    - Winner takes highest spot
    - Arrange your own games
    - An end date must be advertised to determine a winner.
    Sample Ladder Tournament
    Tournament Combinations
    - Many tournaments will combine two styles together

    (start with a round robin and finish with an elimination style tournament)

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