Documentation

If TournamentSR doesn't launch, read "Verifying you have the JRE". If you are new to the program, read the "Quick Start Guide". The "Reference Manual" should be consulted when you need information on a specific feature.

Remember TournamentSR's support programs. If you can bring more than one computer to the tournament, these make your job much easier. Consult the appropriate User's Guide to determine if the support program is what you need. Download each program from the Try it now page (no log-in required).

Tell spectators, wrestlers, and coaches when Wi-Fi brackets and team scores are available. Use the links below to download example flyers.

Many users like to "print" a PDF file. The resulting file can be e-mailed, or posted on web sites for others to download and print. The following documents describe free drivers that can be used as a "printer" to create PDF documents.

If you don't have your own form for entering a team's roster, try one of the documents below. They have been used by others to get the rosters quickly into the program.

While not recommended, TournamentSR supports loading all wrestler names and seeding information from a single spreadsheet. The spreadsheet must follow the format described in section 4.1.3 of the Reference Manual. You can download an empty version of the spreadsheet using this link.

More Help

Please e-mail us whenever you have a question.

FAQ

Is this a new program?

No. It has been used at tournaments throughout the country.

Do I have to be on the Internet?

No. Remember to save the downloaded program (don't Open or Run it) first. Once you've saved the program on your computer, it will run without being connected to the Internet.

Where is the downloaded file?

The file name is TournamentSR.jar. If you weren't asked to save it in a folder of your choice, look in the folder named "Download". We suggest you move the file to your desktop.

What makes this program special?

Everyone at the tournament has access to the information they want. All printed information is as large as possible. Brackets, team scores, and mat assignments are always available via Wi-Fi. By using the support programs: AnnouncerSR and TableWorkerSR, the director's job gets even easier.

What kind of Wi-Fi router can I use?

We have used a Belkin N Wireless router, but any model built in the last few years will work. You don't need to use a Wi-Fi router.

Do I have to use multiple printers?

No. Using more than one printer saves time when you want championship and consolation bout cards on different colored paper. If you use one printer, the program prompts you when to change paper.