Set up a repeating event
Turn on This event repeats while you are creating an event and pick the dates it runs on. What that produces depends on the event type: a league gets one event with a round on each date, while a single day event gets a separate event for each date, linked together as a series.
There is no duplicate or copy action for an existing event. Set the repeat up when you create the event — that is what saves you building the same thing twice.
Set the dates
The switch appears while you are creating a league or a single day event. Tournaments do not repeat, and the switch is not offered when you edit an event that already exists.
Start creating the event and choose the event type.
Turn on This event repeats.
Under Repeats On, pick every date the event runs.
Finish creating the event as usual.
What you get
Event type | Result |
|---|---|
League | One league. Your dates become its round dates, in the order you picked them, all at the start time you set. |
Single Day Event | One event per date, sharing the same setup and grouped as a recurring series rather than scattered across your dashboard. |
Tournament | Not available. Create each tournament separately. |
Change one date in a series
When you edit a single day event that repeats, we ask how far the change should reach before saving.
Only this event — the other dates keep what they have. This is the default.
This and following events — this date and every later one in the series.
All upcoming events — every remaining date, wherever this one sits in the run.
Use Only this event for a one-off — a holiday start time, a different court. Use one of the others when the change is permanent, such as a new price for the rest of the season.
Running the same event again next season
A finished event cannot be turned into a new one, so a league or tournament you want to run again is built fresh. Open the old event alongside the form and copy across the settings that matter — divisions, format, pricing, and description — then add players with Add players to your event.
To change the dates on a series you already created, edit each event, or extend a league's schedule from its own round dates instead.