Ball badminton tournament software and live scores

A ball badminton championship usually holds men's and women's team events across several age categories, for example sub-junior, junior, youth and senior groups. A state championship can bring together teams from every district in each category, all sharing the same courts over several days.

Zeetius Tournaments gives each event and category its own entries, eligibility rules and draw. Teams register online and pay their entry fee in the same step, and each team enters its full squad, so every named player is checked against the category's age rules before the draw is made.

Every player in a squad holds a single record. When the same player is registered with a district team in one season and an institution team in another, the history stays with the player, which matters for associations that track participation and selection over the years.

• Team entries. A team, its squad and its officials registered together, with substitutes named in advance.
• Age categories. Sub-junior, junior, youth and senior groups defined by your association's cut-off dates.
• Men's and women's events. Separate team events per category, each with its own draw and schedule.

Ball badminton matches are commonly played over three sets, with each set played to a fixed points target and ends changed at set points during the set. Points targets and conventions have changed over the years and can differ between competitions, so Zeetius does not hard-code a single rule. The points target, the number of sets and the change-of-ends points are configured for each event to match the rules your association applies.

Matches scored on Zeetius appear on the public live scores page, which shows ball badminton as a set grid: each team's score in every set, the set in progress and the match status. Supporters can filter the page to ball badminton alone with the sport selector on /live/livescore, and follow every court of the championship from one screen.

Final scores feed straight into the event's results and pool standings, so the next round's fixtures are known without anyone collecting score sheets from each court. If your competition uses its own scoring conventions, talk to us about setting them up before the event.

• Sets and points. Points target and number of sets configured per event and round.
• Set grid on live scores. Each set's score, the current set and the match status on /live/livescore.
• Results that flow on. Completed matches update pool tables and the knockout draw.

Much of ball badminton's grassroots play happens in schools, colleges and local clubs. Zeetius Academy supports coaching with batches, attendance, assessments and fees, so a club or coaching centre can see which players are progressing and which need attention, and parents can follow their own child's record.

State and national championships bring teams, coaches and officials together for several days. Zeetius Connect accredits them online before they arrive, manages accommodation, meals and transport, and uses QR codes for entry and meal coupons, so the venue keeps moving on busy mornings.

Ztream by Zeetius can stream matches with the score and graphics on screen, which lets families and supporters in other districts watch the finals. Highlights and short clips can be prepared for social media while the championship is still running.