For whatever sport your club plays.

You set the groups, the small fields and 3 points for a win in EasyTourney. The score comes in from the sideline, and the table on the tournament page follows. In the UK this sport is called football.

One court, short matches, 3 points. You set duration and gap so the hall booking holds. After a 6-meter shoot-out you enter the final score.

In handball a win is 2 points, not 3. You set that in setup, put each age group in its own division, and assign the referee in the planner.

There are no draws. In setup you give the winner 2 points and the loser 1. Each hoop is a field, and after overtime you enter the score that ended the game.

You switch scoring to sets and enter 2:1, not 25:23. Teams on a break are assigned as the referee in the planner.

A pair is a team with both names on the roster. Scoring is on sets, and each sand court is a field. A storm break is a pause you add in the planner.

Two halves of one turf are two fields. In setup you leave 3, 1 and 0. A shoot-out is the final score you enter, and the overnight stay is an extra on the sign-up form.

You add resurfacing as a break in the plan, and each cross-ice zone as its own field. A win after a shoot-out counts as an ordinary win.

Each small rink is a field, and men and women are divisions. You assign the team on a break as the referee in the planner.

A pair is a team. Scoring is on sets, and you enter 2:1, not 6:4. Playing levels are divisions, and each court is a field.

A doubles team is one team, and each court is a field. In pool play you enter the score, 11:7, and the standings sort by wins, head-to-head and point differential.

Each player is a team, and each table is a field. You enter the games won, 3:1, not the points to 11.

Each player is a team, and each board is a field. Scoring is on sets, and you enter legs won, for example 3:1.

A pair of boards is a lane, and each lane is a field. You enter the final score, 21:14, and the standings count wins and point differential.

Set the type to Online. Teams or solo players, groups and a bracket. You enter the series score, and the table on the tournament page follows. For a LAN, leave the type on site and each PC is a field.