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Besides running recreation programs, programmers organize volleyball, basketball, baseball and other sport leagues. Drawing up league schedules and tournaments is a common task for the programming department.

Listed below are the final points in the Monday night volleyball league. Now, the league is ready for its tournament to determine the first place trophy winners. Draw up a playoff schedule.

Want some advice? First, add up the points from the regular season and rank the teams from one (first place) to eight. In the round robin tournament, the first-place team will play the eighth-place team, second will play the seventh-place team and so on.

The highest-ranked teams should not meet each other (provided they keep winning) until the last round. There are three courts in the gym (A, B and C) and your start time should be 6 p.m. with the final match played at 9 p.m. (Each match is the best out of three, with one hour allowed per match.)

  • Win = 5 points
  • Tie = 3 points
  • Loss = 1 point
  • Default = -5 (when team does not show up)

Week Number
Team123456789
Lab Boys551551151
Spikers511151551
6 Pack155311515
Hammers55555511-5
Door Mats111515155
Leisure Beavers511315555
Jumbo Shrimps115111135
Cats Can155155551


Here is how the round robin will work:

Team A
Winner of A/B
Team B
Winner of A/B and C/D
Team C
Winner of C/D
Team D
1st place
Team E
Winner of E/F
Team F
Winner of E/F and G/H
Team G
Winner of G/H
Team H

There are computer programs that help produce such schedules, so you won't always have to do it from scratch.

What does your playoff schedule look like? Who plays who?

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