Tournament tools for racquet sports

Run the draw.
Not the spreadsheet.

Bracquets.com builds the paperwork behind racquet sports tournaments. Start with a draw sheet that seeds the field, places the byes, moves winners on and prints clean on letter paper.

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The draw sheet

The familiar main draw, consolation and reprieve sheet, rebuilt for the screen and the printer. Fill it in at the desk, keep it current through the day, print it for the hut wall.

  • 16 or 8 teams

    A two-page mirrored 16-team draw, or a single-page 8-team draw. Switch between them and teams keep their seed positions.

  • Seeds and byes, done for you

    Every first-round line shows its seed position. Pick the number of teams and byes go to the top seeds automatically.

  • Click to advance

    Mark a winner and they move on; the loser drops to consolation or reprieve exactly where the sheet says. Add the winning score underneath.

  • Your event, your logo, your printer

    Add the host club or league logo, save up to 20 draws in your browser, and print on US Letter with no setup.

The Bracquets draw sheet on screen: two mirrored pages with seed numbers on the first-round lines, consolation and reprieve brackets below.

How it works

From sign-ups to the final

No account and nothing to install. The draw sheet runs in your browser and keeps your work there as you type.

  1. Set up the draw

    Choose 16 or 8 teams and how many entered. Type the seeds once in the header; they land on their lines, with byes against the top seeds.

  2. Run it live

    Click the ball beside each winner. Names move forward, losers route to consolation and reprieve, and scores sit under the winners.

  3. Print and save

    Print both halves or one, add your league logo, and keep up to 20 draws on that device. Export a draw to move it to another computer.

Who is behind it

Built from inside platform tennis

Bracquets.com is a product of Aperturity, LLC, built by Demian Johnston, a former President of the American Platform Tennis Association Board.

More about Bracquets and Demian →

Why “Bracquets”?

Brackets plus racquets. The open B in the logo is a draw: two first-round matches make the letter, the later rounds lead to the ball.

Next tournament, sorted

Open the draw sheet and set up your field in a few minutes.

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