Basketball brackets
Paste your teams, generate the bracket, and send one link to every family. Scores update from your phone, and the page refreshes itself during the game.
Free to build. $19 one-time to publish. Up to 32 teams.
Built for basketball
Recommended format
Single elimination
Five-on-five basketball tournaments are usually single elimination: one bracket, one champion, and a clear schedule of who plays next. Weekend events often open with pool play, then seed the bracket from the standings.
Scoring
Points, overtime marked OT
Enter scores as the game goes with Save Score, then Save as Final at the buzzer. The winner moves into the next round automatically.
Who uses it
End-of-season tournaments where every family wants the bracket on their phone.
Holiday and weekend tournaments for church and community leagues.
Booster-club and alumni tournaments that need to look official.
Bracket sizes
| Teams | First-round byes | Games |
|---|---|---|
| 6 | 2 | 5 |
| 8 | 0 | 7 |
| 12 | 4 | 11 |
| 16 | 0 | 15 |
How it works
Name, sport, date, and location. About a minute.
One team per line, up to 32. The order of your list is the seed order.
Single or double elimination, or pool play into a playoff. Byes and pool games are set up for you.
See exactly what fans will see. Only you can view it before publishing.
One-time payment. Your link goes live at tourneypage.com/e/your-tournament.
FAQ
Yes. Mark a game as decided in overtime and the public page shows OT with the final score.
Yes. Run pool play so every team plays everyone in its pool before the playoff, or generate a double-elimination bracket; TourneyPage builds the losers bracket and an if-necessary final.
No. Fans open your link in any browser. There's no app to download and no account to create.
More questions? Read the full FAQ.
More sports
Free to build. $19 one-time to publish. One link your players, parents, and fans will actually open.
