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A new soccer game which intends to give a continuation to the funny and easy playable series of Sensible World of Soccer (aka SWOS). The source code is available under the GNU General Public License.

JavaPairing is a tool to manage a chess tournament. It is pure Java and can run as is on any platform, including Windows, Linux and Macintosh (JRE 1.6 or more required). It is free and open source under the GPLv3 license. Dutch, Dubov, r.r., Amalfi

...This is a rewrite by Steve Powell to the original Race Track Written by Scott Lewis in sourceforge. It supports racer registration, heat scheduling, electronic timer integration, and sound effect playback. It is written in Java and runs on any Java enabled platform. It is written to support either Arduino, Micro Wizard or The Judge Electronic Gates. It also supports Race Results screen, Multiple COM ports and manually entered race times. A start sensor may be used as well.

OpenFencing's goal is to provide fencing clubs with a cross-platform application that allows them to manage tournaments. Pools and direct elimination panels are easily created. All data is stored in a hsql or mysql database.