Pickleball Mixer: Court Sports

The update the reviews asked for: real scores, real standings, and a format for every court. KEEP SCORE, NOT JUST WHO WON Turn on score tracking and every court gets a score sheet, with one-tap shortcuts for games to 11, 15 and 21. The winner is worked out from the score, so you never pick a winner twice. Unusual scores are accepted - house rules vary, so the app advises rather than blocks. It is off by default: if tapping a winner is all you ever wanted, nothing has changed. MATCHES CAN NOW BE TIES Team 1, Team 2, or Tie. Ties are tracked separately, so players now carry a W/L/T record, and a tie counts as half a win in win percentage. A REAL RANKED STANDINGS TABLE The statistics screen now opens as standings, numbered and ordered by win percentage, then point difference, then points scored. New columns for points for, points against and differential appear once you have recorded a score, and stay hidden if you never do. Every column still sorts. The exported ranking and the one on screen now come from the same comparator, so the sheet you hand out matches the screen. RESULTS IN PRE-DEFINED ROUNDS Pre-generated schedules used to be read-only, so a club running its tournament from a printed schedule got no statistics and no ranking at all. Every scheduled match now takes a result - a winner, a tie or a full score - and each round shows how many results are still outstanding. Ticking a round off still just means "we played this". EVERY COURT ITS OWN FORMAT The single "Mixed Games" switch is gone. Each court now carries its own rule: open, mixed, women's or men's. Run a women's court next to a men's court next to two open courts, all in the same session. A court that cannot be filled legally is left empty instead of being filled with a lineup that breaks its own rule, and it never stops the other courts filling. SCORES IN THE ACTIVITY LOG Match entries now show the scoreline beside the result, and the CSV export gained columns for ties, points for, points against and point differential. ALSO FIXED Win percentage and several statistics now agree with each other in cases where they previously did not, and resuming a saved session no longer loses each court's format.