Create your own squash tournament.
Turn your regular squash sessions into a club event. Choose a field and format that fit your court bookings, then keep rounds, results and standings together.
Choose your squash tournament format.
From your first round to the final match.
Choose your players
Start from your squash group or create an event directly for standard Squash Singles.
Shape your event
Agree on match length, allow recovery between matches and check your court bookings.
Play through the rounds
Record results and follow your tournament standings through to the finish.
Follow each round
See the squash matches in each round, with opponents and results kept together.
Keep results together
Keep the match result and points per game together as players confirm.
See what’s next
The quarterfinals and semifinals lead to one final match.
Follow the knockout
See the remaining finalists and the results from earlier knockout rounds.
Your event standings
These results belong to this tournament, separate from ongoing activity and group ratings.
Play for the title
The quarterfinals and semifinals lead to one final match.
Frequently asked questions
Do we need a group to create a tournament?
No. Use standard Squash Singles directly, or create an event within your squash group. Groups also keep an ongoing leaderboard between events.
How much court time should we allow?
Count all matches and leave room for warm-ups, recovery and matches that run long. A small round robin can suit a few players; a bigger field may need pools or several playing sessions.
Can we combine pools with knockout?
Yes. For example, send the top two entrants from each of two pools into semifinals and a final. Agree qualification and tie-break rules before play. Compare tournament formats →
Does a squash event replace our club ladder?
No. A tournament has its own rounds and finish. Your squash group can keep its ongoing rating-based leaderboard between events.
Do all players need an Elo-X account?
Yes. Participating players join with their own accounts. See Squash results and ratings for activity information, or the group setup guide to bring your regular players together first.
Start your squash tournament.
Set up your tournament, invite players and keep the competition moving.
