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This will just be generic, but it's a start:
Week 1: 1v2 4v9 5v8 6v7 Bye 3
Week 2: 1v8 2v5 3v4 7v9 Bye 6
Week 3: 1v5 2v8 3v7 6v4 Bye 9
Week 4: 2v9 3v8 4v7 5v6 Bye 1
Week 5: 1v6 7v5 8v4 9v3 Bye 2
Week 6: 1v9 4v5 6v3 7v2 Bye 8
Week 7: 1v3 2v4 6v9 7v8 Bye 5
Week 8: 1v7 3v2 5v9 6v8 Bye 4
Week 9: 2v6 4v1 5v3 8v9 Bye 7
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JordanLeague schedules can be found on the United States Bowling Congress' website at www.bowl.com. They have schedules for 4 to 48 teams.
Also, there is league software available on the market, such as CDE Software's Bowling League Secretary, that have the schedules built in.
In your case, you would use a 10 team schedule and use a BYE team.
The math does not allow you for an 11-week schedule where each team has 1 or 2 off-weeks unless your 9-team league plans on having some sort of end-of-season championship or agrees to take a league-wide off-week. Ideally, you want to have an even number of teams in any sports league, be it youth, amateur, or professional, but regardless, I've left some suggestions below. 9-team league featuring teams A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, and I 4-team Championship Tournament w/single bye:
Week 1-A v. B, C v. D, E v. F, G v. H, I off
Week 2-A v. C, B v. D, E v. G, F v. I, H off
Week 3-A v. D, B v. C, E v. I, F v. H, G off
Week 4-A v. E, B v. G, C v. H, D v. I, F off
Week 5-A v. F, B v. H, C v. I, D v. G, E off
Week 6-A v. G, B v. E, C v. F, H v. I, D off
Week 7-A v. H, B v. F, D v. E, G v. I, C off
Week 8-A v. I, C v. E, D v. H, F v. G, B off
Week 9-B v. I, C v. G, D v. F, E v. H, A off
Final Standings determined
Week 10-1st place v. 4th place, 2nd place v. 3rd place
Week 11-Week 10 winners play for championship 2-team Championship Tournament w/double bye:
Week 1-A v. B, C v. D, E v. F, G v. H, I off
Week 2-A v. C, B v. D, E v. G, F v. I, H off
Week 3-A v. D, B v. C, E v. I, F v. H, G off
Week 4-A v. E, B v. G, C v. H, D v. I, F off
Week 5-A v. F, B v. H, C v. I, D v. G, E off
Week 6-Everyone off
Week 7-A v. G, B v. E, C v. F, H v. I, D off
Week 8-A v. H, B v. F, D v. E, G v. I, C off
Week 9-A v. I, C v. E, D v. H, F v. G, B off
Week 10-B v. I, C v. G, D v. F, E v. H, A off
Final Standings determined
Week 11-1st place v. 2nd place play for championship No Tournament w/triple bye:
Week 1-A v. B, C v. D, E v. F, G v. H, I off
Week 2-A v. C, B v. D, E v. G, F v. I, H off
Week 3-A v. D, B v. C, E v. I, F v. H, G off
Week 4-Everyone off
Week 5-A v. E, B v. G, C v. H, D v. I, F off
Week 6-A v. F, B v. H, C v. I, D v. G, E off
Week 7-A v. G, B v. E, C v. F, H v. I, D off
Week 8-Everyone off
Week 9-A v. H, B v. F, D v. E, G v. I, C off
Week 10-A v. I, C v. E, D v. H, F v. G, B off
Week 11-B v. I, C v. G, D v. F, E v. H, A off
Final Standings determined, 1st place awarded championship My recommendation would be the 1st of these 3 options, but good luck whichever way you decide.
League schedules can be found on the United States Bowling Congress' website at www.bowl.com. They have schedules for 4 to 48 teams.
Also, there is league software available on the market, such as CDE Software's Bowling League Secretary, that have the schedules built in.
In your case, you would use a 10 team schedule and have a BYE team.
League schedules can be found on the United States Bowling Congress' website at www.bowl.com. They have schedules for 4 to 48 teams.
Also, there is league software available on the market, such as CDE Software's Bowling League Secretary, that have the schedules built in.
In your case, you would look for the 14 team schedule.
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