Organising a club tournament often meant an evening of making lists: collecting registrations, sorting athletes by weight and age, drawing pools and printing schedules. On the day itself the jury table keeps score on paper and spectators keep asking who is on the mat now.
Registration and draw
Members register through the member portal. On the day itself you tick off who is there. Then Grip op Sport divides those present into pools, by weight, age or level, with a minimum and maximum pool size and the number of bouts per athlete that you choose. If a draw is not quite right, you move an athlete to another pool and the schedule adjusts.
Mats and queue
Every pool gets a time slot and a mat. Each mat has a queue with the bouts in the right order, so the jury table always knows who is next.
A digital jury table
The jury table starts the bout, runs the clock, keeps track of scores and penalties and has buttons for osaekomi and golden score. When a bout is over, the next one is already lined up.
Spectators follow along
A screen in the hall shows the score of the bout on the mat. Parents and supporters scan a QR code and follow the score on their phone, without logging in. And anyone who still wants paper simply prints the pool sheets and the call list.
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