11 teams softball tournament format??? any suggestion for 1 day tournament?
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Check out this link and enter the bracket maker for 11 teams.
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8 groups of 4, playing a round-robin format.  Top two teams advance to Round of 16, which goes single elimination through 4 rounds to 1 champion.
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Each player is allowed 1 time-out lasting up to 1 minute long per match. This can be done after 1 point if desired, but that would seem a waste! \n\nThe 4 basic shots are forehand drive, backhand drive, porehand push and backhand push. Drives are usually top-spin shots while pushes impart backspin (underspin)
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them all ... just play 5 at a time and let the others rest....\n\nyou win more that way...
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there are 11 players in each team both in one-days & tests
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I assume you mean a tournament pool, try to be specific with your questions. There are two ways, you can score one point for each correct game, so the bracket is out of 63 games. Or you can give on point for first round, two points for second round, 4 points for third round etc. That is how yahoo does it. ESPN does basically the same thing only with larger numbers.
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11 players\n1 goelkeeper\n10 field players
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well id start with 3 players from each team that way u can really maximise ur chances of getting a good score while making ur team look and play better ... also another good start is to pick 23 good players
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I'm not quite sure of the question, but, In JV softball I got a high of 6 strikeouts pitching for half the game.  That was the best thing I can remember from way back then.
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If there are 22 teams playing then there are 11 games. Assuming that the palray is such that there WILL be a winner (ie no draws) then there are two possible results for each game .. a win or a loss (Team A Wins  - Team A loses). So there are a total of 2^11 possible combinations each round.\n\nIf a draw is possible then there are 3^11 possible combinations W - D - L on each game (Team A Wins  - Team A Draws -Team A Loses).\n\nP(all correct) = 1/2^11\n= 1/2048\n≈ 0.05%\n\nIf a draw is possible then there are 3^11 possible combinations W - D - L on each game (Team A Wins  - Team A Draws -Team A Loses).\n\nThen P(all correct) = 1/3^11\n= 1/177147\n≈ 0.0006%
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I have coached softball teams before and what we did was call businesses and offer them free publicity for the summer. They pay a one-time league fee (ours was $375) and then their business name would go on the shirts' back...free publicity ALL summer...with the right delivery this will work everytime
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softball game consists of at least 7 innings. In each inning, each team bats until three batters have been put out (see below). The teams take turns batting. Officially, which team bats first is decided by a coin toss,[2] although a league may decide otherwise at its discretion. The most common rule is that the home team bats second. Batting second is advantageous.\n\nIn the event of a tie, extra innings are usually played until the tie is broken. If the home team is leading and the road team has just finished its half of the seventh inning, the game ends because it is not necessary for the home team to bat again.\n\nIn all forms of softball, the defensive team is the fielding team; the offensive team is at bat or batting and is trying to score runs.
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Check out http://www.ultimatecollegesoftball.com/ it's  a very informative place for softball fanatics.
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At that level I would think that any good high school softball player could get them on the right track. Call your athletic director and see if you can get a couple of volunteers.
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5 byes is for a tourney with 11 teams. \n\nfirst round:\n\nSeeds 1-5 get byes\n6 plays 11\n7 plays 10\n8 plays 9\n\nSecond Round: \n1 plays winner of 8-9\n2 plays winner of 7-10\n3 plays winner of 6-11\n4 plays 5\n\nSemis (assume higher seeds win, if not just take other team as listed above):\n\n1 plays 4\n2 plays 3\n\nFinals: \n\nwinner of 2 semis above
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I played 7-a side tournament and my advice would be play a formation that suits your team strengths, if you have 2 good strikers + 2 average defenders then put an extra defender in the back and drop your second best striker to mid-field playing a 1-1-3 formation in other words 1 forward+ 1 mid-field+ 3 defenders+ goalkeeper= 6 players, you can adopt this system to your strong points and strenght'en your weak points, identify both weak+ strong put it down on paper and now apply your best formation possible. I hope this will help you in choosing your strongest team ,good luck DKENGJW!!!
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I like interleague play.  My only complaint is that they should move one of the NL teams to AL, balance out the leagues and then play it like the NFL does with interconference games.  I'm a huge Met fan.  Is it fair when you are battling a team like Florida that they get 6 gms a year against TB and we get 6 gms against the Yankees?  They should have five teams per division per league, have 18 games against division foes and then 6 apiece against everybody else, including rotating interleague play, so that for example everyone in NL East plays everyone in AL East 6 times.