A tournament team belongs to the tournament. Adding one creates a new team - it does not pull in a team you already run. That surprises people, so it is worth knowing before you start typing.
This describes a tournament played between teams, which is how Football and Other Sports tournaments work. A Padel tournament can be entered by individual players instead - see the Padel articles.
Before you start
You need to be the tournament's owner or one of its admins.
Adding teams
Open the tournament, then Participants, then Teams.
Select Add Team.
On Single team, type one name. Add a logo if you have one.
For a whole draw at once, switch to Multiple teams and put one team on each line. The count underneath tells you how many it has read.
Select Save.
Giving a team an owner
You do not have to run every team yourself. Hand one over and its owner manages their own squad.
Select the three dots at the end of a team's row.
Choose Add Owner.
Enter their name and email address, then select Continue.
What you will see
The team's member count goes up straight away, and Add player is no longer offered on that row.
The invitation goes to the email you entered. Until they accept it, the team is theirs on paper only - so send it early if you want them picking their own squad.
Pro or Basic
Whether a tournament gets Tournament Pro is decided when you create it, not here. The banner on your tournament list tells you how many free Pro tournaments you have left.
If it does not work
Your existing team is not in the list. There is no list to pick from. Add Team creates a new team that belongs to this tournament. Type the name and it is created.
Add Owner is greyed out. That team already has an owner. Use Edit to change the team, or Remove team and add it again if you need to start over.
The multiple-teams count is lower than you expected. It counts lines. A blank line between names is ignored; two names on one line count as one team.
The owner cannot see the team. They need a Scoryboard account on the email address you used, and they need to accept the invitation.









