Standings are displayed on the Public Schedule page and will update automatically as you enter scores.

Below your standings, you can see what stats and tie breakers are used to determine the ranking.

If you have playoffs set up, you'll see playoff ranks highlighted on the left as seen above.

We let you choose from a number of standings templates (even in LITE).

These include standard configurations for most sports. Let us know if your sport's standard is not available yet and we'll take a look at adding it.

To select a standings configuration, first go to your PUBLIC SCHEDULE page and click the Standings button above your standings.

 You'll see the following dialog:

After selecting a configuration, make sure to click Apply in order to apply this configuration to your event's standings.

You may also set a configuration as your default so you don't have to set it each time.

You can customize your standings configuration (PRO feature).

We recommend selecting one of the templates as a starting point and then clicking the edit button on the right:

You can also click the link below the dropdown to start from scratch.

You can change 

The edit standings dialog is divided into 4 tabs, which you can navigate between via the buttons at the top:

On the settings screen, you can

On the columns screen you can

Grab an item by the handle on the left to drag and drop into the order you want.

Drag above the active/inactive divider to include and below it to remove a column from your standings or click the arrow on the right to do so.

On the sorting tab, you'll see columns that are included in your standings with a blue outline. This is to help you make sure you're sorting on the correct columns as some are named similarly.

Note that that names shown here are the default names, not your custom labels.

You'll also want to make sure you have the right sort direction selected (descending – larger values rank higher – or ascending – smaller values rank higher).

Again, grab an item by the handle on the left to drag and drop into the desired order and put above the active/inactive divide to include the metric in tie breakers or send it below to remove it.

For points-based standings, you can edit the number of points awarded per win, draw, loss, overtime win, overtime loss, and shutouts.

This affects the POINTS columns, not the SCORES columns.

You can also manually set points for each match. Once a score is recorded, click the edit game icon for that game and edit the home points and away points fields.

Note: In our Volleyball template, we have turned on OT with 2 points for an OT win and 1 point for an OT loss, so if you use the rule where a 3-2 win allocates a point to the losing team, simply enter the final set as the OT score.

To hide standings completely, simply select hide standings under Standings Config.

In PRO, you can also hide standings for each division/pool/entire league by setting the number of games for the division to 0 on the Schedule Maker under Divisions or removing your divisions from the season by taking the checkmark off under Manage Divisions.

Scores from the main score boxes.

Scores from sub-score boxes (with track sets enabled)

Goals/points scored minus goals/points allowed (the numbers in the main score boxes for each game).

Score difference with each game capped at max n. This is not currently variable, but a few different values are available.

Example: Score difference (4) would count an 8-1 win as 4, same as a 5-1 win or a 100-0 win.

Games won, divided by games played.

By default, this matches scores for/against. It will differ only when you overwrite the scores in the main score boxes with a different score than automatically calculated after entering sub-scores into the sub-score boxes.

Sets won divided by sets played. Calculated from subscores entered.

Example: A volleyball match [25-20, 18-25, 19-25, 25-21, 15-12] would count as 3-2, therefore 3/5 = 40% or 0.400

Points scored divided by the sum of points scored + points conceded. (Points here refers to the numbers in the main score boxes for each game.)

Example: a 3-1 win would be 75% goals percentage or 0.750

Use case: a tennis league with a time limit wants to record scores of incomplete sets when the matches run out of time – e.g. 6-1 4-6 5-3 – but does not count the incomplete sets as wins, as would be the case with Sets Percentage, which is calculated the sub-scores and would register this as 2-1 sets. By using Goals Percentage, the standings will take the scores entered in the main score boxes, which can be modified to show 2-0 while keeping the sub-scores to show the incomplete set.

Sum of sub-scores for divided by sum of sub-scores for + sub-scores against. Sub-scores are the numbers entered into the secondary / sub-score boxes which are displayed when enabling the track sets toggle.

Example: The same volleyball match from above [25-20, 18-25, 19-25, 25-21, 15-12] would count as 102-103, therefore 102/103 = 99.03% or 0.990

With Team A being the first ranked team, for each Team B, games behind is

Like Games Behind but using sets won and sets lost (calculated from sub-scores).

Number of games won without conceding a goal (score in main score box).

Total scores for divided by total scores against (score in main score box).

Total sub-scores for divided by total sub-scores against.

Note: The head-to-head column will only be calculated if it's included in the tie breakers. If you include it in the display columns, but not the sorting columns, it will just show blank (-) for each team.

​Please let us know if you have any questions.

You can hover your mouse over the abbreviated column headers on your standings table and it will show you the full label for that column. On mobile, you can tap each column header to see the unabbreviated column label.