Classic form
Tournament registration form
One form, one team, and the tournament office needs all of it before it can draw a pool. This entry takes the division nomination and the evidence behind it, fourteen players in a table, two adults reachable on the weekend, and the child safety checks that decide who is allowed on the bench. It is a classic form, because a squad table and a fee ladder do not survive being broken into single questions.

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Every field, and what it collects
The complete field list, in the order respondents meet it.
- Team nameShort textRequired
- Club or associationShort textRequired
- Age groupDropdownRequired
- Options: Under 9, born on or after 1 January 2018 · Under 10, born on or after 1 January 2017 · Under 11, born on or after 1 January 2016 · Under 12, born on or after 1 January 2015 · Under 13, born on or after 1 January 2014 · Under 14, born on or after 1 January 2013 · Under 15, born on or after 1 January 2012 · Under 16, born on or after 1 January 2011
- CompetitionSingle choiceRequired
- Options: Open · Female
- Which division are you nominating for?Single choiceRequired
- Options: Cup, first tier, premier league and club development squads · Plate, second tier, newly promoted division one and division two teams · Shield, third tier, developing teams from lower divisions
- Where did this team finish in 2026, and in which competition?Long textRequired
- Team managerNameRequired
- Manager emailShort textRequired
- Manager mobile, on over the weekendShort textRequired
- Manager check numberShort textRequired
- Expiry on that checkShort textRequired
- CoachName
- Coach check numberShort text
- Second adult we can reach on the weekendNameRequired
- Their mobileShort textRequired
- Squad listTable
- Columns: Player name · Date of birth · Shirt number
- Is this team sanctioned by its association?Single choiceRequired
- Options: Yes, sanctioned and insured through our member federation · No, we are an academy, school or composite team and will apply for eligibility separately
- How will the deposit be paid?Single choiceRequired
- Options: Bank transfer from the club account · Card, using the link on the invoice · Our club is paying for all of its teams together
- Before you submitMultiple choiceRequired
- Options: The dates of birth above are correct and I understand a false one forfeits the match and the entry · Our officials and parents accept the tournament code of conduct · We understand that filming or photographing children needs the other team's agreement and the venue manager's approval
- Anything the tournament office should know?Long text
The team
Who runs the team
Your squad
Sanction, fees and terms
What makes this form work
The squad is a table, not fourteen pairs of fields
Three columns and fourteen numbered rows read like the team sheet a manager already has on their phone. The catch is that the row count is fixed and nobody can add one, so the form states the caps above the table and says plainly to leave spare rows empty.
Age groups are written as birth year cutoffs
Under 12 means nothing on its own, and every club interprets it against a different date. "Born on or after 1 January 2015" cannot be misread, which matters on a form where a wrong date of birth forfeits the match and the entry fee with it.
The forfeit date is next to the payment question
Withdraw before 11 May and the deposit comes back. From 12 May the whole entry is gone, because the draw has been built around the team. Printing that beside the deposit question rather than in a rules PDF is what makes it stick.
Questions people ask
How many players should the squad table hold?
Match it to the competition's own cap, which here is fourteen for the middle age groups. The table draws a fixed number of rows and a respondent cannot add more, so pick the largest legal squad and tell people to leave spare rows blank. Setting it too small is the mistake, because there is no way out of it on the day.
Why ask for last season's results?
It is the only thing a seeding committee has. Divisions in junior tournaments are self nominated, and a team that puts itself two tiers low ruins a whole morning of pool games. Asking for the competition, the division and the finishing position in one open box gets a usable answer without a form full of dropdowns.
Do I need to collect working with children checks on the entry form?
If adults will be on the bench with other people's children, yes, and taking the number at entry is the difference between verifying it in June and turning somebody away at the gate. The form asks for the number and the expiry, because a lapsed check is the common failure rather than a missing one.
Can a team change its squad after entering?
Set a date and print it. Here changes go to the office until 21 June, three weeks before the first game, which is late enough to cover injuries and early enough to print match cards. Without a stated date you will be taking squad changes by text message on the Friday night.
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