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Sports tournaments in New York

Brackets, cups and one-day competitions across New York. Register a team in minutes, then follow live results and standings as rounds finish.

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Tournament sports in New York

  • Football — weekend brackets and cup competitions across all levels in New York.
  • Soccer — weekend brackets and cup competitions across all levels in New York.
  • Basketball — weekend brackets and cup competitions across all levels in New York.
  • Running — weekend brackets and cup competitions across all levels in New York.
  • Volleyball — weekend brackets and cup competitions across all levels in New York.
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Venues that host New York brackets

  • Randall's Island
  • Chelsea Piers
  • Van Cortlandt Park
  • Brooklyn Bridge Park

Live results and standings

New York organizers post scores from the sideline, so brackets, group standings and knockout progress update while you are still at the venue. Completed results stay attached to your player profile as part of your record.

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