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Every Tournament and League on Stadium follows the same three-level hierarchy: the competition itself contains Events, and each Event contains Draws. Understanding this structure will make setting everything up much easier.
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Here's how everything fits together.
**Tournament or League**
└── Event
└── Draw
You must create each level before you can create the one below it.
A Tournament or League can have multiple Events, and each Event can have multiple Draws.
As an organizer, you can choose to leverage this structure however you want. For instance, you might want to use Events as categories (ex. Women’s Singles, 18 & Over) or simply as organizational devices (ex. Stage 1, Stage 2). You might even just want one event with multiple Draws instead. That’s totally up to you.
Here are two examples of what a fully built-out Tournament or League might look like:
**Spring Open (Tournament)**
├── Open Singles
│ ├── Round Robin
│ └── Knockout Bracket
├── Women's Doubles
│ └── Round Robin
└── Under 18
└── Round Robin
**Tuesday Night League**
├── Division 1
│ ├── Round Robin
│ └── Playoffs
└── Division 2
└── Round Robin
For more examples, visit stadiumcompete.com/events to browse past Tournaments and Leagues that other people have organized.
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