Badminton fixture generator

Tick who showed up and get a full night of balanced doubles games in seconds. Print the sheet or run it from phones. Scores and ratings take care of themselves.

Free, private, no spreadsheet required.

Not another random name shuffler

Most badminton fixture generators shuffle names and hope. SportRevive rates every player from real recorded results, then builds each round on purpose:

  • Balanced teams. Pairs are matched by rating, so 21-19 happens a lot more often than 21-8.
  • Partners rotate. Within a night and across weeks, the same two friends won't always end up together.
  • Everyone plays. Games per player stay within one of each other, and sit-outs rotate, even at awkward headcounts like 7 or 9.
  • A healthy mix. Top players meet often, but deliberate variety keeps upsets alive. Rigid skill tiers make club nights stale.

When the night's done, one submit updates every rating and writes the recap: closest game, biggest upset, ready for the club group chat.

Common questions

How does the badminton fixture generator work?+

Tick who showed up, set courts and games per player, and SportRevive generates every round: teams balanced by skill rating, partners rotated, sit-outs shared fairly.

What makes it better than a random fixture generator?+

Random tools reshuffle names and hope. SportRevive rates every player from real results, balances each game with those ratings, and remembers recent weeks so partnerships stay fresh.

Can I print the fixtures?+

Yes. One tap gives you a clean sheet, one line per game with a blank score box, made to be penciled on at the hall. Or run the whole night from phones.

What if someone leaves early or arrives late?+

The sheet stays editable all night: swap players, remove a leaver, add a late arrival, skip games, or add a round. Only scored games lock.

Is it free?+

Yes. Create a private league, invite your club, and generate fixtures for free.

How many players do I need?+

Four or more for doubles. Awkward numbers like 7 or 9 just mean sit-outs rotate fairly, and everybody still gets their games.