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A free Management Suite for Sport Tournaments e.g. Soccer Torunaments
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A simple tournament administration software which was initially written to manage foosball tournaments. It's written in Javascript+DOM to provide a simple and cross-plattform interface. By now, it supports a basic Single-KO, Double-KO and a group-mode.
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Administer your LAN Party efficiently with Autonomous LAN Party (ALP)! This LAN Party management software package has support for Single Elimination (and Free for All), Consolation, Double Elimination, and Round Robin tournament types.
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A chess club management system, based on a PostgreSQL database supported by a Qt based graphical user interface with forms based input. The system tracks members and their club rating using the USCF rating system. A tournament pairing module will be incl
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MacMakk is a tournament management program for go, the asian boardgame. It uses a new ranking algorithm, called McMakko. It is intended to be portable, with Linux and Windows being the main targets.
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LASANGE aims at creating a mostly-automated LAN session administration and management system. It will provide game server management (rapid deployment of game servers) and tournament management in a more advanced and automated way than other systems.
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Its a full tournament engine that supports modular additions of new tournament types. It features team,single, and draft tournaments. Engine is entirely coded in php 4.X.
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TournamentEngine is a tool written in PHP which provides an easy and powerful way to manage any tournament. Keep track of scores, show charts and statistics... and more is still to come.
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LANCon is a LANParty and LAN Tournament management system which helps organize and run a LAN Party or Gaming event. LANCon is written in ASP (VBScript) and doesn't require a Database since all data is stored in XML.
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phpIntranet is a PHP/SQL intranet application including staff database, modular calendars, a tournament engine, SpamAssassin configuration integration, birthdays, image storing, etc. Now there is also an Inventory and Shopping Cart system!
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Java application for the management of chess (or other) tournaments. Includes player database, round pairings (e.g. SWISS pairings), tie-breaks, print support, many more features.
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"PLANTS" is an Open Source object-oriented all-purpose tournament management system for lan-parties. It is multilingual and designed to be flexible and easily extendable, using an SQL database as backend and a template engine for HTML generation.
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Disc Golf Tournament Manager (DGTM) is a project to create necessary programs to manage the information (players, scores, rounds etc.) accumulating during a disc golf tournament, collect the scores and publish results on the Internet.
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