Tournament Registration

A tournament registration form is how organizers collect a list of teams before building a bracket or schedule — share a link, let teams add their name, and approve who gets a spot.

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Live tournament hub

Fall Classic 2026

Single Elimination

8 teams

Live

Semifinals

1

Riverside Rockets

21

4

Harbor Hawks

14

3

Northside Nine

18

2

Eastview Eagles

19

Final

Riverside Rockets

Eastview Eagles

In progress

Registration open · $25 entry

12 / 16 spots

Live from your phone

Team registration page where players sign up with just a team name

Share the sign-up link — teams add their name, no account required.

What Is a Tournament Registration Form

A tournament registration form, or team sign-up sheet, is how organizers collect a list of who's playing before a bracket or schedule gets built — traditionally a clipboard at check-in or a shared spreadsheet link passed around a group chat.

Paper Sign-Up Sheet vs. an Online Link

A paper sheet works fine for a small backyard event, but it falls apart the moment sign-ups come in from people who aren't standing next to the clipboard — texts, emails, and last-minute additions all have to get copied in by hand. An online sign-up link fixes that: everyone adds their own name from their phone, and the list builds itself without anyone re-typing entries.

How Registration Works on ScoreKeeperCo Today

Open registration on any free bracket or round robin board, then share the sign-up link in your group chat, on a flyer, or wherever players will see it. Teams tap the link and add their name — no account or password required on their end. Sign-ups land in a pending list for you to review, and approving one drops that team straight into an open bracket slot or round robin schedule.

What Registration Collects

Registration collects a team name and email, plus a card payment if you've set an entry fee. Set the fee on your board and teams pay by card at sign-up through Stripe; teams pay the entry fee plus a small service fee (card processing + 3% + $0.50) at checkout, and the full entry fee lands in your own Stripe account. You can also add up to 5 custom questions (text or multiple choice) and an optional waiver participants must accept before their spot is submitted, then export the full roster as a CSV whenever you need it.

Compare

Coming from another registration or bracket tool? See how ScoreKeeperCo compares to Challonge, Tourney Machine, TeamSnap, and LeagueLobster, or read the full event registration software overview for how sign-ups, entry fees, and live scoring fit together.

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Open Registration for Your Event

Create a free bracket or round robin board, turn on the sign-up link, and approve teams as they come in.