Interclub, scored at the court.
Doubles and singles, sets and games, a playing order and substitutes. It is the card your association already uses, on the manager's phone. The other team approves it and the ladder updates.
The card you fill in now, without the pen.
One fixture per screen. The manager picks the players, enters each set as it finishes, and sends the card across the net.
Playing order
Name your four and every match fills in from it. Swap a substitute into one match without touching the rest, and the card knows who played what.
Sets and games
Record each set in games, with breaker points where the format requires them. Games, sets and matches all count toward the ladder the way your format says.
Both teams agree
Nothing is published or added to the ladder until the opposition's manager or assistant manager approves. A query goes back with the card attached, not to whoever keeps the spreadsheet.
Every grade plays it a little differently.
A fixture format is yours to define, once, and every card and ladder in that grade follows it. Run a timed social grade and a full-set senior grade in the same season.
- Players
- Four a side, six, or whatever your grade fields.
- Matches
- Doubles, singles or a mix, in the order you play them.
- Scoring
- Sets to six, short sets, or timed play with the score where the clock stops.
- Points
- Fixed per win, per match won, or a table of your own. Ties broken on games.
Matches won, games for and against.
Every approved card feeds the ladder the way your format counts it, and every player's record comes from the same cards: played, won, lost, and who they won with.
Find your association's draw.
Bring your next season across.
Send us your current draw and last season's results. We set the competition up, import what we can, and show it running before you commit.
Or write to hello@matchhub.nz