1<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01//EN" 2 "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/strict.dtd"> 3<HTML> 4<HEAD> 5<title>Paper Swish (Pickleball Match-Ups)</title> 6<BASE HREF = "https://www.erikthered.com/pb/"> 7<meta name="Description" content="Some random pickleball match-ups, like Swish but old-school."> 8<meta name="Keywords" content="pickleball, line-ups, match-ups, bye, round-robin"> 9<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8"> 10<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://www.erikthered.com/tutor/CSS/tutor.css"> 11<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1"> 12<link rel="icon" type="image/png" href="https://erikthered.com/tutor/favicon.png"> 13<link href='https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Open+Sans' rel='stylesheet' type='text/css'> 14</HEAD> 15 16<body> 17<table class="Page"> 18<tr> 19 20<td class="MidColumn"> 21<div class="MidColHeader"> 22 23<div class="PageHeadline"> 24 <h2>Paper Swish! (Pickleball Match-Ups)</h2> 25</div> 26 27</div> 28 29<!-- SAT/ACT History Table --> 30<div class="ArticleText"> 31 32The Swish App by <a href="https://swishsportsapp.com">Swish Sports App</a> 33is a convenient way to create pickleball match-ups; however, there are some 34disadvantages to using this app. First, the free version of the app doesn't 35allow a recreational user to generate round-robins. Second, in certain 36situations (such as 10 teams on 4 courts) even the paid version of the app 37doesn't seem to work well: the byes aren't distributed fairly among the 38teams. 39<br> 40<br> 41Below you can find simple PDF versions of various team match-ups that you 42can print and avoid the issues above. These PDFs are designed for team play 43where each team of two players stays together for the meet. (I have each 44team choose a letter at random using laminated slips of paper in a jar 45before the play begins.) At the 46<a href="https://www.homecourtpickleballclub.com/">pickleball facility</a> 47where I play the team play events are called "Partner Rally" since rally 48scoring is used to help move the rounds along more quickly. Anywhere from 2 49to 5 courts are used to support from 4 to 12 teams. 50<br> 51<br> 52Below you'll find various versions of match-ups depending on the number of 53players and the number of courts available. For example, 10 teams (20 54players) on four courts will require 45 total games or 11 rounds of 4 games 55each plus a final round of 1 game, with two teams on "bye" each round. Have 56fun! 57<br> 58<br> 59<em>Team Play</em> 60<ul class="IndentText"> 61 <li class="IndentText"><a href="paper-swish-4-2.pdf">4 teams, 2 courts (no byes per round)</a></li> 62 <li class="IndentText"><a href="paper-swish-5-2.pdf">5 teams, 2 courts (one bye per round)</a></li> 63 <li class="IndentText"><a href="paper-swish-6-3.pdf">6 teams, 3 courts (no byes per round)</a></li> 64 <li class="IndentText"><a href="paper-swish-7-3.pdf">7 teams, 3 courts (one bye per round)</a></li> 65 <li class="IndentText"><a href="paper-swish-8-4.pdf">8 teams, 4 courts (no byes per round)</a></li> 66 <li class="IndentText"><a href="paper-swish-9-4.pdf">9 teams, 4 courts (one bye per round)</a></li> 67 <li class="IndentText"><a href="paper-swish-10-4.pdf">10 teams, 4 courts (two byes per round)</a></li> 68 <li class="IndentText"><a href="paper-swish-10-5.pdf">10 teams, 5 courts (no byes per round)</a></li> 69 <li class="IndentText"><a href="paper-swish-11-5.pdf">11 teams, 5 courts (one bye per round)</a></li> 70 <li class="IndentText"><a href="paper-swish-12-5.pdf">12 teams, 5 courts (two byes per round)</a></li> 71</ul> 72<br> 73<em>Player Play</em> 74<ul class="IndentText"> 75 <li class="IndentText"><a href="paper-swish-5p-1.pdf">5 players, 1 court (one bye per round)</a></li> 76 <li class="IndentText"><a href="paper-swish-6p-1.pdf">6 players, 1 court (two byes per round)</a></li> 77</ul> 78 79 80<p> 81<p> 82 83<!--div class="SideBox" --> 84<br> 85<br> 86 <a href="/tutor/"> 87 <img class="borderless" 88 src="https://erikthered.com/tutor/tutor-logo.png" width="100" height="100" 89 alt="erikthered.com logo"> 90 </a> 91 92I'm a private math and physics tutor in 93the <a href="https://maps.google.com/maps?q=Basking+Ridge,+NJ&view=map&z=11">Basking
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