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Requests / Re: 48 team event

« Last post by Ian Wakeling on May 15, 2025, 03:29:19 AM »

Hi,

An interesting problem.  If each team must play each event exactly once, then there are only two possibilities.

(a) 3 teams per event with 16 events and 16 rounds.
(b) 4 teams per event with 12 events and 12 rounds.

Both of these can be found in the Foursome-Tournaments Excel file that can be found in this thread.  You need to be logged in to see the attachment.  For (b) you can use the 48 players worksheet, for (a) use the 64 players worksheet after deleting the last column of each foursome containing the players B17-B32.  If you wish you can organize the teams into 3 groups (option a), or 4 groups (option b).

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Requests / 48 team event

« Last post by Marquel1989 on May 07, 2025, 01:17:39 AM »

Trying to schedule a 48 team schedule. 

Want all 48 teams competing at the same time. And I want 3 or 4 teams competing per event (whichever works better) 

I am flexible with the number of events/rounds (e.g 10 11, 12 or whatever works best), but each team should play each event just once. 

However, trying to minimize the amount of times that the same teams play against each other. (Each team is not required to play every team, but don’t want any team to play another team more than once, if possible). 

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Comments and Thanks / Excel with Macro to create fixtures with dates.

« Last post by TRW on April 23, 2025, 12:40:14 PM »

Over 10 years I have created an Excel file with Macro that creates dates for up to 700 matches automatically. Info required includes season start & end, bank holidays, courts availability by day of the week, team holidays, no clash teams etc. I use it create fixtures twice a year for around 20 clubs with over 100 teams in around 10 divisions. It takes several hours to run on decent workstation but the results would be almost impossible to achieve manually.
If you are interested please get in touch. I am not looking for payment, just don't want to waste 10 years of development.
Tim Walden

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Comments and Thanks / Re: Euchre tournament

« Last post by Richard A. DeVenezia on April 17, 2025, 10:29:17 AM »

Four players in teams of 2 can be scheduled in a Whist layout.

See this table for 28 players 

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Comments and Thanks / Euchre tournament

« Last post by Janet on April 16, 2025, 07:57:02 PM »

Hi,

I am holding a euchre tournament with 26 people in 2 days from now

We would like everyone to partner with each player 1 time in the tournament

We have 6 tables and assume 2 people will need to sit during each round

Are you able to draw up a schedule for us?

Thanks,

Janet

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Requests / Re: 10 Team Quiz League with 3 Triangular Meets Per Night

« Last post by HillJackBob on April 13, 2025, 09:21:29 AM »

It should, thanks so much!

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Requests / Re: 10 Team Quiz League with 3 Triangular Meets Per Night

« Last post by Ian Wakeling on April 11, 2025, 02:15:44 AM »

Here is a basic 8 week schedule that should work, this time there is no way to arrange it into a balanced square like the 10 teams schedule above.

(2 7 9)  (1 4 8)  (3 5 6)
(5 7 8)  (1 2 6)  (3 4 9)
(6 8 9)  (2 4 5)  (1 3 7)
(2 3 8)  (1 5 9)  (4 6 7)
(2 5 7)  (1 3 8)  (4 6 9)
(3 6 7)  (1 2 9)  (4 5 8)
(1 5 6)  (2 3 4)  (7 8 9)
(3 5 9)  (1 4 7)  (2 6 8)

Hope that works for you.

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Requests / Re: 10 Team Quiz League with 3 Triangular Meets Per Night

« Last post by HillJackBob on April 09, 2025, 07:32:06 AM »

One team has now left the conference, and we have just 9 teams for next season.

Could you possibly whip up one of these where a 9-team conference would play each other twice each in a triangular setting, now not needing teams to have a bye week?  Should take just 8 weeks instead of ten now, I believe.

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Requests / Re: Golf group pairings

« Last post by Ian Wakeling on April 03, 2025, 03:34:54 AM »

I think the schedule below is close to optimal.

(1 2 v  6  9)  (3 4 v 7 10)  (5 v  8)
(1 3 v  9  8)  (4 5 v 6  7)  (2 v 10)
(1 4 v  8 10)  (2 5 v 9  7)  (3 v  6)
(1 5 v 10  6)  (2 3 v 7  8)  (4 v  9)

where players 1 to 5 are group A, and players 6 to 10 are group B.  Players 1 and 7 are the two players who always play in a foursome.  Hope that helps.

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Requests / Golf group pairings

« Last post by hoggercup on April 01, 2025, 01:40:37 PM »

I am looking for the optimum golf parings for 10 players split into 2 groups playing 4 rounds.  The rounds will be played as 2 foursomes and a twosome.  Each group will have 2 players from each team with the exception of the the twosome.  Thanks for your help!