Must know
- Games live on a league’s Draws tab (new look) or in the Games section after picking a league (classic view).
- The schedule stays editable after it is generated: reschedule a draw, add or delete a game, change teams, mass-edit, import from CSV.
- Generate Games works by weekday, sheet and division pool, and two-night leagues are fine in both views. CCM’s three options — End Date for Schedule?, Show game against “Nobody” when there’s a bye? and Balanced playing sheets? — work, in the classic screen and in the new look’s generator.
- The generator skips the club’s enabled holidays (Registrations → Holidays) and says which league nights it skipped.
The Games list (classic view)
Pick a league, then Games. The list has CCM’s columns — teams, sheet, date/time, published, the two sides with points and ends won — and the toolbar: New, Publish/Unpublish, Edit, Mass edit, Result entry, Delete, Generate Games, the CSV import template and Import Games Using CSV File, Sync to Calendar and Extract to Excel. Delete deletes the ticked rows; wiping the whole season is a separate button so a mis-click cannot empty a league. The Edited By column names whoever last saved each game’s result, from any screen — staff or a member (a migrated club keeps the names CCM showed). Sync to Calendar opens Today’s Ice on the league’s first game night, where the league’s games already sit beside bookings and events; there is nothing to copy across. The Select a League dropdown above the list switches it to another league. Edit on a game opens CCM’s 16-field form: published, league, round, division, date and time, sheet, the two teams, each team’s volunteer duty, and per-side points and ends won.Generate Games
The form keeps CCM’s shape: a round select, team multi-selects per division, sheet checkboxes, weekday checkboxes, up to three game times each with its own division, the schedule start date, an optional end date, the number of round-robin cycles, Balanced playing sheets? and Show game against “Nobody” when there’s a bye?. Before it writes anything it explains what it is about to do — how many games, on which nights and sheets.- End date. Round robins are added until every league night up to the end date has games, and nothing is scheduled after it.
- “Nobody”. On a night when one team in a pool sits out, it gets a “{team} vs Nobody” game with Sheet none, which takes no result and never counts in standings. As in CCM, none are added on a night with only one sheet and one game time.
- Balanced playing sheets? No. Each draw’s games take the ticked sheets in listed order.