Events
Returns published Events for one Organization. You can also read one published Event by its Public ID.
List Events
Returns published Events for one Organization.
path Parameters
orgIdPublic ID of the Organization.
query Parameters
page_tokenOpaque token from the previous next_page_token. Do not parse this value. A token belongs to one list and one set of filters. Omit this parameter for the first page.
max_page_sizeMaximum number of items in the page. The minimum is 1. The maximum is 100. If you omit this parameter, the page size is 100.
typeOne Event type. If you omit this parameter, the value is tournament.
sportComma-separated sport developer names. Example: BASKETBALL,VOLLEYBALL. The match is case-insensitive. An unknown name is invalid.
Sport developer names
ARCHERYBADMINTONBASEBALLBASKETBALLBEACH_VOLLEYBALLBOWLINGBOXINGCHEERLEADINGCRICKETCROSS_COUNTRYCYCLINGDANCEDIVINGFENCINGFIELD_HOCKEYFLAG_FOOTBALLFOOTBALLGOLFGYMNASTICSICE_HOCKEYKARATELACROSSEMARTIAL_ARTSPICKLEBALLPOWERLIFTINGQUADBALLRACINGRIFLEROWINGRUGBYSKIINGSNOWBOARDINGSOCCERSOFTBALLSURFINGSWIM_AND_DIVETACKLE_FOOTBALLTENNISTRACK_AND_FIELDTRIATHLONVOLLEYBALLWATER_POLOWRESTLING
schedule_division_genderOne or more of female, male, and mixed, separated by commas. The match is case-insensitive. This filter uses Schedule Division gender only.
Headers
AuthorizationThe Authorization header is used to authenticate with the API using your API key. Value is of the format Bearer YOUR_KEY_HERE.
List Events › Responses
One page of Events
Events in this page.
next_page_tokenOpaque token for the next page. An empty string means there is no next page. Send this value as page_token. Do not parse it.
Get an Event
Returns one published Event when this API key can read that Event.
path Parameters
orgIdPublic ID of the Organization.
eventIdPublic ID of the Event.
Headers
AuthorizationThe Authorization header is used to authenticate with the API using your API key. Value is of the format Bearer YOUR_KEY_HERE.
Get an Event › Responses
The Event
idPublic ID of the Event.
nameName of the Event.
descriptionDescription of the Event. Null when the Event has no description.
sportSport developer name. This is the same value the sport query parameter accepts. Example: basketball.
typeEvent type.
Place of the Event. City and state are always present.
Local schedule of the Event. The start and end have no offset.
Sites where play happens. The array is empty when the Event has no Venues.
Registration offerings for the Event.
Competition groups for the Event.