Who: Court Coordinator

For information about adding and editing courts, see Court Coordinator.

Court Conflicts

Whenever a schedule is created or a game is added or edited, the scheduling engine automatically checks for any court conflicts. A message will be displayed warning that there is a court conflict, and direct you to the View Court Usage or View Referee Assignments page to find the conflict. The message is just a warning -- the game is entered and the court assigned. A green "VENUE CONFLICT" will appear by the game on the schedule if there is a court conflict. The "VENUE CONFLICT" note is put in the game comments field -- so it can be reworded or removed if desired (See Edit Game to edit a game).

Each court in a court complex needs to be entered separately to avoid venue conflicts, e.g., King South, King North, etc. Also, if a court is sometime split into two or more smaller courts, each of the smaller courts needs to be entered as well, and identified as a "sub-court" of it's &quo;parent court, so that court conflicts can be identified between games scheduled on them at the same time.

If games are scheduled too tightly, then "VENUE CONFLICT" messages will occur. For example, league games scheduled for U-19 at 90 minute intervals will generate warnings, since the default interval for U-19 is 120 minutes. Either the games need to be scheduled at 120 minute intervals or the default interval shortened. See Definitions for an explanation of game intervals.