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Furon is a web-based football (soccer) league manager written in PHP. It can manage all the aspects of a league (games, players, sanctions, referees ...), create schedules automatically and much more.
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Paddock, which was originally created for the Dutch Racing League, is management software for races and race leagues, either in games or in real life. It can be used to create overviews of race results.
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A football prediction league web application written in php/mysql. Users predict games and are awarded points for correct score and result. Features users stats, team and mini leagues, online admin and rss based result checking. FEEDBACK WELCOME
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BSPro is a complete bowling stats tracking system. Record player, game, league stats, with text reports and graphs. Built-in game scorer, or manually add scores, with pinfall diagrams. Only requires PHP4/5-capable web server, no SQL DB required.
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Description: Create a web based (PHP/Java/TCL/Perl) application to support managment of a PeeWee or School football leagues. Including support of multiple user interfaces: HEAD OFFICE: staffing, scheduling, teams, team rosters, player and team stat
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FFL is an open-source Fantasy Football League management website. It features team login/management along with commissioner(s). Other features includes divisions, schedules & playoffs, drafts, and player transactions.
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