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Events are a flexible structural element within a Tournament or League. They can represent categories, divisions, time blocks — you can use them however you want. You must have a Tournament or League set up before you can create Events.

Related article: Understanding the Tournament & League Structure

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What is a Tournament or League Event?

An Event is a structural unit within your Tournament or League. Players can be registered for a specific set of Events, and all scoring and results are tracked separately per Event.

Organizers use Events in a variety of ways, including:

A Tournament or League can have one or multiple Events. Two organizers may structure the same competition format in different ways based on their preferences. Here are some examples of how Events might be used:

Spring Open (Tournament)
├── Open Singles (Event)
│   ├── Round Robin (Draw)
│   └── Playoffs (Draw)
├── Women's Doubles (Event)
│   ├── Round Robin (Draw)
│   └── Playoffs (Draw)
└── Under 18 (Event)
    ├── Round Robin (Draw)
    └── Playoffs (Draw)
Spring League (League)
└── Tuesday Night League (Event)
    ├── Division 1 (Draw)
    ├── Division 2 (Draw)
    └── Division 3 (Draw)

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Visit stadiumcompete.com/events to browse past Tournaments and Leagues and see how other organizers have used Events on STADIUM.

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What makes an Event special?

There are also non-structural reasons you may want to use an Event. Events have a few unique properties that set them apart from Draws:


Creating an Event