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8-team bracket
8 entries fit a draw of 8: no byes, 7 games over 3 rounds. Type your own names and it redraws.
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8-team bracket
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Quarter-finals
- (1) Riverside FCv(8) Cedar Hills
- (5) Westfield Townv(4) Oak Park SC
- (3) Harbor Unitedv(6) Lakeside Athletic
- (7) Millbrookv(2) Northgate Rovers
Semi-finals
- Winner of earlier matchvWinner of earlier match
- Winner of earlier matchvWinner of earlier match
Final
- Winner of earlier matchvWinner of earlier match
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Checked by the rule book
- 8 entries in a draw of 8: no byes
- 7 games over 3 rounds; seeds 1 and 2 can only meet in the final
- Every entry appears once in round 1; nobody plays themselves
Rule: USA Badminton Tournament & Trials Regulations (rev. 1 Oct 2014), Reg. 1 and s.5; Table Tennis Wales Seedings and Draws 2025/26, s.1 and s.3. Read 11 Nov 2026.
Seeds, byes, games
How a 8-team draw works
A 8-team single-elimination bracket uses a draw of 8 lines. Every line is filled, so there are no byes. Round 1 has 4 games:
- Seed 1 v seed 8
- Seed 5 v seed 4
- Seed 3 v seed 6
- Seed 7 v seed 2
In all, 8 entries play 7 games over 3 rounds (one fewer game than entries). Add a third-place match and it is 8.
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Questions
Who gets the byes?
The top seeds. With 12 entries in a draw of 16 there are 4 byes, so seeds 1 to 4 go straight to round 2. That is the seeding rule in the badminton and table tennis rule books named in the check panel.
How do I enter scores?
Click a score box in a match and type the score. The winner moves on to the next round. A level score has no winner yet, because a knockout needs a decider.
Do I need an account?
No. The bracket is saved in this browser on this device. To share it, press Share link: the link holds the whole bracket.
Can I print it?
Yes. Print view gives a clean sheet for the wall; PNG and SVG downloads sit next to it.
Seeding rules checked 11 Nov 2026 · Made and checked by Saad Danish · How we check