Multi-sport events online: disciplines, teams and overall standings
A multi-sport event is dozens of tournaments at once: each discipline has its own format and points, and the result adds up to overall team standings. Usually that is done in Excel. In HoneyCup every discipline lives in one event and the standings calculate themselves.
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How it works
- teams and disciplines are set up once — that is the structure of the whole event;
- each discipline has its own tournament with its own format: groups and knockout, round robin, Americano, timed results;
- a discipline result turns straight into places and team points from the points table;
- overall standings update after every match and are visible to everyone via one link.
Any set of disciplines
One event can combine team sports (futsal, 3×3 basketball, volleyball), doubles and singles (table tennis, padel, chess), esports and result-based events — swimming and fitness tests. A team can enter several line-ups in one discipline, and they all play in a shared bracket.

Fitness tests and swimming
Fitness tests have a template of exercises: columns with scores, a total, and splits by gender and age group. The table can be grouped by age group or by team. In swimming participants are split into heats, and the team result is the sum of all the team's swimmers. Relay line-ups are marked right in the player list.
For spectators and awards
The event has a public page with overall team standings. Clicking a discipline opens its detailed results, and the Awards tab shows the medallists of each discipline. The whole event can be exported as a single PDF: brackets, tables and the overall standings.


