This page displays a tournament schedule in various ways that make it easy to spot schedule problems.

The first section shows each team's schedule for the entire tournament. Each match appears as a horizontal line showing the start time and length of the game.

Hovering over a match line will show the game/match #, start-time, opponent, and the location.

The match lines are color coded. The first, second, third, fourth, and fifth match on a single day are different colors. The match lines are offset so that they will overlap if the game times overlap, making it easy to spot schedule conflicts or situations in which a team is playing back to back games. There are two opponents in each match so there will be two lines for each match.

Clicking on a Division name will bring up the schedule/results page showing that division. Clicking on a Team ID, such as A4, will bring up the schedule/results page showing that team's schedule.

Controls
• The display defaults to just group games, but single-elimination and consolation games can be displayed. Results-based team references, if shown, appear separately until they are resolved, then they show up on that team's games. For example, A-1 and B-1, the winners of Groups A and B , appear as A-1 and B-1 until they are resolved. If A-1 and B-1 are resolved to A2 and B4, the that matchs appear as additional A2 and B4 games. Currently only one match length is used for all matches, but it's simple to change it while looking at different days, divisions, or game types. It's not uncommon for single elimination games to have a longer time slot.
• "Show" applies the selected controls and regenerates the page.
• "Split Days" applies to the Time Map, described below.

The time map shows all matches on each field/location, each day, in a time proportional format, showing the length of the match and the time between matches. The match shows the team IDs and opponents. "Game #" is a link to the game on the schedule page. If the more than one match is scheduled at the same time, the second match is offset. For example, if match 1 is scheduled for 10am and match 2 is set for 11:30, the second match will be offset if the match length is 100. The blocks will touch each other with a match length of 90. A 75 minute match length will result in a 15 minute gap between the blocks.

The default is to show as many day/location blocks that will fit in the window. If the "Split Days" option is checked, a new row starts for each day.

If a single division is selected, the opponent map is displayed, showing which teams play each other. The time and location will be displayed in if the team in the column header plays the team in the row header. Clicking on the time/location will bring up that match on the schedule. Clicking on a team name in either the row or column header will display that team's schedule.