Per-team counts
Compare every team’s total with the games its division requested.
Upload your league schedule CSV for a free A–F report card. We'll find team and field conflicts, uneven game counts, rematches, back-to-backs, timing issues, and opportunities to make the next schedule fairer.
Export a CSV from your scheduling or registration system. Map the teams, division, date, time, venue, and field—then get your grade and complete conflict report.
The A–F grade is only the start. Open every section for charts, team-level detail, plain-language explanations, and the exact games or practices behind each result.
Compare every team’s total with the games its division requested.
See how games and practices are spread across the week.
Understand the earliest, latest, weekday, and weekend game slots.
See every venue, field, court, or space used by the schedule.
Measure preferred-day balance and weeks above each team’s target.
Find practices that drift away from each team’s usual weekdays.
Catch teams, fields, courts, and other spaces booked twice.
Flag consecutive-day games and show every team affected.
Spot teams facing the same opponent in consecutive games.
Reveal uneven side assignments and long same-side streaks.
Measure open backup slots and where recovery room runs thin.
Trace every result to the dates, times, teams, and locations behind it.
Continue, and Bravara carries your teams, divisions, fields, dates, and timing patterns into its AI builder—then optimizes the next schedule around your rules.
What to export, how CSV column mapping works, and what your free league schedule analysis includes.
A schedule grader analyzes a league schedule that already exists. Bravara reviews every event for conflicts, balance, timing, recovery, venue use, opponent patterns, and other scheduling issues, then gives the schedule an A–F grade with charts and team-level explanations.
Your CSV needs a division, a date and start time, two teams, and a venue or space. The date and time can be separate columns or one combined timestamp. End times, event type, week or round, and notes are optional.
No. Map the two teams in each matchup as Team 1 and Team 2. They do not need to represent home and away, so neutral-site and league schedules without home-away labels still work.
A venue is the overall facility or site. A space is the specific field, court, rink, diamond, or room inside that venue. You can map them as separate columns or use one combined location column.
Yes. Export the existing schedule as a CSV file up to 5 MB. Bravara recognizes common column names and then shows a mapping step so you can correct any headers it does not recognize before the analysis runs.
The grader is built for team schedules across youth and recreational sports, including baseball, softball, soccer, basketball, volleyball, flag football, hockey, and lacrosse. It works from the schedule structure rather than rules for one specific sport.
Yes. You can upload a schedule and view the complete grade without creating an account or entering a credit card. Registration is only offered if you want to carry the imported teams, divisions, venues, dates, and schedule patterns into Bravara's AI schedule builder.
Run a free sports schedule conflict check, see where the season falls short, then carry its teams, fields, dates, and patterns into Bravara's AI builder.