League Schedule Maker

Pickleball round robin for 8 players

8 players on 2 courts play 7 rounds. Every player partners each of the other 7 exactly once and nobody sits out. Type your players' names to fill in the chart.

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    Leave the start date empty for a round-by-round chart with no dates. With no weekday ticked, games fall on the start date's weekday. When a round has more games than courts, it carries on in the next time slot.

    Pro: a live season page for your league

    Publish the schedule at its own link where players check live scores and standings from their phones. Move a rained-out night and every game after it shifts, with nobody double-booked. Players get an email when their game changes. Built for organizers running a club ladder or a league season week after week.

    This is an early project. We will only email you about the Pro version.

    Printable chart for 8 players

    Number your players 1 to 8. No partner repeats. Each player faces every other player as an opponent 2 times at most.

    RoundGamesSits out
    1Court 1: 6 & 7 vs 3 & 8
    Court 2: 1 & 4 vs 2 & 5
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    2Court 1: 5 & 6 vs 7 & 2
    Court 2: 4 & 3 vs 1 & 8
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    3Court 1: 7 & 3 vs 4 & 2
    Court 2: 6 & 8 vs 5 & 1
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    4Court 1: 2 & 3 vs 5 & 8
    Court 2: 1 & 6 vs 4 & 7
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    5Court 1: 4 & 6 vs 5 & 3
    Court 2: 1 & 7 vs 2 & 8
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    6Court 1: 8 & 7 vs 5 & 4
    Court 2: 2 & 1 vs 3 & 6
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    7Court 1: 2 & 6 vs 8 & 4
    Court 2: 7 & 5 vs 3 & 1
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    Other sizes

    With 9 players, one sits out each round. With 12, see 12 players on 3 courts. For any number, use the pickleball round robin generator.

    Questions

    How long does an 8 player round robin take?

    About 7 games. At 15 to 20 minutes a game that is roughly 2 to 2.5 hours. Set minutes per game above to see start times for each round.

    What if only 7 players show up?

    Delete one name. With 7 players on 2 courts only one game fits (4 players), so 3 sit each round.

    What does the share link contain?

    Everything on the schedule: the event name, names of teams or players, dates, times and every round. It sits in the part of the link after the # sign, which browsers never send to a server, so we never see it. Anyone with the link sees the same schedule, even if they have their own saved settings.