Lucía Martín
Youth football coach
“I had our Saturday fixture ready before the parents’ group chat had even started. The live table is simple enough that nobody needs a tutorial.”
Class tournament generator
Free class tournament generator for teachers and students
Run a fun and fair tournament within a single class. Add student names or small teams, pick a format, and generate a schedule everyone can follow. Great for PE lessons, form time activities, and lunch break sports.
Classroom fit
Keep class tournaments short, fair, and easy to explain
The best class format depends on lesson length, class size, and whether students should keep playing after one loss.
Included in Fixture.cc
Classroom tournament ready in seconds
Classroom fit
Brackets for quick winners
Use single elimination when the tournament must finish today.
Round-robin for small groups
Use it with 4-6 students or teams when everyone should play everyone.
Swiss for bigger activities
Use Swiss when students should keep playing but the class is too large for round-robin.
Quick setup
Create a class competition in under a minute with any number of students or small teams.
Student-friendly names
Use first names, pairs, squad names, or any label that works for your class.
Round-robin fairness
Every student or team plays the same number of matches with automatic scheduling.
PE class mini-leaguesForm time tournamentsLunch break competitionsTable tennis ladders
From the sidelines
Organisers recommend Fixture.cc
A few words from coaches and organisers using Fixture.cc for leagues, school competitions and one-day tournaments.
Diego Quispe
Community league organiser
“The best part is that teams can open the link on their phones without creating accounts. I can drop it straight into our WhatsApp group, although I would still like more control over the printed schedule.”
James Carter
School sports coordinator
“Fixture.cc hits a rare sweet spot: it feels quick enough for a one-day event, but the bracket and standings views are polished enough for a proper school competition.”
Emily Brooks
Recreational volleyball organiser
“I love the no-login approach and the clean public page. My only reservation is that I had to think through our tie-break rules before entering results.”
Jordan Lee
Community esports organiser
“We run small esports brackets alongside our LAN events, and Fixture.cc is much easier to share in our WhatsApp group than a spreadsheet. It handles best-of series clearly, although I would love richer per-game player stats one day.”
Liam O’Connor
Junior rugby coach
“It made a messy round-robin easy to explain to parents. The TV view is especially handy on game day because the next match is always visible from the sideline.”
Aiman Rahman
Badminton club secretary
“The interface is calm and fast, even when I am managing matches from my phone. I would welcome a few more sport-specific presets, but the flexible format works well.”
Camille Laurent
Amateur handball organiser
“The public fixture page looks much more professional than the spreadsheet we used before. It is very good for sharing information; the admin controls could be denser for larger tournaments.”
Ananya Rao
University cricket captain
“We used it for a small campus league and had a working schedule in minutes. The fact that everyone sees the same live standings removed a lot of confusion after close games.”
Marek Kowalski
Five-a-side organiser
“It is refreshingly focused. There are fewer settings than in the big tournament platforms, which is exactly why I can hand it to another organiser without a long training session.”
Reza Ahmadi
Local futsal organiser
“The bracket is clear, the public link is easy to share, and updates appear quickly. For a growing competition I would like richer team statistics, but for fixtures it does the important things well.”
An elimination bracket with 16 students takes just 4 rounds to find a winner - perfect for a single PE lesson. A round-robin with the same 16 students generates 120 matches, so reserve that format for multi-week competitions.
Classroom fit
Keep class tournaments short, fair, and easy to explain
The best class format depends on lesson length, class size, and whether students should keep playing after one loss.
Brackets for quick winners
Use single elimination when the tournament must finish today.
Round-robin for small groups
Use it with 4-6 students or teams when everyone should play everyone.
Swiss for bigger activities
Use Swiss when students should keep playing but the class is too large for round-robin.
Keep control of scores
Students can view the public standings while the teacher keeps the admin access code private.
Class examples
Classroom competitions that do not need a spreadsheet
16-student knockout
Four rounds produce a winner and fit well into a single activity block.
5-table tennis teams
A round-robin gives every team four matches and a fair table.
Lunch break chess group
Swiss keeps everyone playing even after an early loss.
What you get
Built for quick, fair classroom competitions
Quick setup
Create a class competition in under a minute with any number of students or small teams.
Student-friendly names
Use first names, pairs, squad names, or any label that works for your class.
Round-robin fairness
Every student or team plays the same number of matches with automatic scheduling.
Knockout brackets
Use single elimination for a quick one-session tournament with a clear winner.
Live standings on screen
Show points, wins, and losses on a classroom screen as students play.
No app to install
Works in any browser on a phone, tablet, or laptop with nothing to download.
Printable class competition sheet
Download the class tournament schedule as a PDF to hand out to students, display on a screen, or send to parents and staff.
Real-time sync
Results update live on public pages the moment a score is entered. No page refresh needed.
TV Mode
Display live fixtures and standings on any screen or projector in full screen with one click.
Built for
Perfect for lessons, form time, and lunch breaks
PE class mini-leaguesForm time tournamentsLunch break competitionsTable tennis laddersChess or board game bracketsClass football or dodgeballCard game tournamentsBadminton or tennis ladders
Create a class tournament in three steps
01
Add students or teams
Enter names and press Enter for each participant. Pairs and small teams work just as well as individuals.
02
Choose a format
Round-robin for a full competition across multiple sessions, or a bracket for a quick knockout finish.
03
Play and track results
Enter results after each match and display the live standings for the class.
Frequently asked questions
Up to 64 participants per competition, which covers any class size.
Yes. The competition stays accessible from the same link while it remains active. Competitions with no admin changes for 90 days may be deleted automatically.
No. The public link works for anyone without a login or account.
Scores are managed through the private admin access code, so only you control the results unless you choose to share the code.
Yes. Name teams by class or group and add all participants to the same competition. Fixture.cc handles matches across class lines the same way as within one class.
Yes. The public page is clean and readable on a large screen. Open the shared link on any device connected to a projector or classroom display.
Yes. Use the Download PDF option on your admin page to export the class competition schedule as a print-ready PDF to hand out to students or display during the session.
Start a class tournament now
Create a fair fixture list for your class in seconds. No account, no install, just add names and go.
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