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684 youth and adult tournaments across 12 sports and 35 countries, every one reduced to the same figures: cost per guaranteed game, what the refund terms actually say, and who is in the stands watching.

Know Before You PayEvery listing carries a GameVoyaGrade out of 100 from the day we file it, graded on the organizer’s own published price, terms and exposure. The Attendee Rating beside it is separate, out of five, and comes only from the coaches, parents, players, officials and scouts who were there.

Which index are you in?

Youth tournamentsAdult tournamentsBoth indexes

Each index is ranked on its own prices — an adult weekend against adult entry fees, a youth weekend against youth ones — so the order changes with the choice. Adult listings are graded on cost and terms alone, without the exposure component that only means something to a junior player.

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All 684 tournaments, filterable

12 sports

Start with your sport

Every sport in the index, with what we have filed in each and the lowest cost per guaranteed game inside it. Any one of them opens the full table filtered to that sport, where you can narrow by region, age bracket and budget.

Ice hockey

503 tournaments

From $105 per guaranteed game

Soccer

53 tournaments

From $68 per guaranteed game

American football

6 tournaments

From $125 per guaranteed game

Lacrosse

17 tournaments

From $135 per guaranteed game

Baseball

22 tournaments

From $160 per guaranteed game

Basketball

24 tournaments

From $126 per guaranteed game

Volleyball

13 tournaments

Cost per game not published

Tennis

4 tournaments

Cost per game not published

Pickleball

6 tournaments

Cost per game not published

Golf

6 tournaments

Cost per game not published

Boxing

21 tournaments

Cost per game not published

Martial arts

9 tournaments

Cost per game not published

On the calendar

Further down the calendar

SpotlightGameVoya Spotlight

Out in front of the ranked table

Become a GameVoya Spotlight sponsor: 3 spots on the front page, more eyes on your tournament and more teams entering it. A placement you buy is labelled sponsored on its own card and takes the first spot going; the rest are ours to fill. The figures are the index’s own either way, and nothing up here moves a GameVoyaGrade or the order of a single listing below.

SpotlightGameVoya Spotlight

Want your tournament in one of those spots?

$149 per tournament, paid once for that event, and every channel below is included at that figure — there are no sizes, durations or tiers to price, so the number you read here is the number on the invoice. Your listing keeps the GameVoyaGrade it earned and is labelled sponsored wherever the placement puts it.

  • Top placement for one sport, age group or location
  • Featured placement in Upcoming Tournaments
  • Inclusion in an email campaign to teams filtering that sport
  • Social promotion
  • Homepage feature
  • Retargeting advertisements off the index

$149

Per tournament

Get a spot for my event

What it does not buy: a GameVoyaGrade, a place in the ranked order, or a search you do not match. Filters run before placements, so a spotlit hockey event is absent from a soccer search.

How placements work

GameVoyaGrade

“Is this worth the money?” answered before you spend it.

Know Before You Pay

Three components out of a hundred in the youth index, two in the adult one, plus a letter, published in full on every listing from the day we file it. It reads the organizer’s own published record — price, terms, exposure — so it is there while a team is still deciding, which is when the decision is actually made.

Read the full method

  1. 41

    points

    1. What it really costs

    Entry fee converted to a common currency and divided by guaranteed games, then compared against the median for that sport. Priced at the middle of the range when the organizer publishes no fee, because most of them quote on application.

  2. 37

    points

    2. What you sign up to

    Refund terms, whether a hotel block is mandatory, how many games are actually guaranteed, and whether we have verified the organizer runs the events they advertise.

  3. 22

    points

    3. Who sees the player

    Scouts and college coaches in the stands, showcase formats, streaming, game video, live stats, and whether results carry on to a championship. Scored from what the organizer publishes; an event that says nothing is not marked down for it.

Those weights are the youth index’s. Adult listings are graded on the first two components only, rescaled to the same hundred, on a wider cost band and letter bands 6 points lower — Adult players enter themselves, so there are no scouts to publish and no bracket to advance to — an exposure score would separate nothing and the grade is clearer without it. It makes the adult figure simpler and slower to condemn a thin published record, which is the normal case in that half of the directory. How the two profiles differ.

And separately: the Attendee Rating

Out of five, from people who were actually there

Coaches, managers, parents, players, officials and scouts who attended. Never the organizer. Moderated before publication, broken into organization, officiating, value and venue, and pulled toward the directory average until enough teams have filed that the figure can stand on its own — which is what stops one glowing review buying a top spot. It is kept out of the GameVoyaGrade entirely, so the grade cannot be moved by sentiment and the rating cannot be moved by price. Most listings read “not yet rated” here, and that is a statement about our review coverage rather than about the event.

Independence

Not for sale, at any tier

Organizers can pay for tools, exposure, verification and insight. They cannot pay for a grade.

GameVoya™ makes money from organizers — subscriptions, inspections and labelled placements. If you are here to choose a tournament rather than to sell one, this is the part that matters to you: the five things below are not on the price list, and each one is a mechanism in the code rather than a promise in a policy.

How each one is enforcedEverything organizers can buy

  • A better GameVoyaGrade

    The grader never reads a plan, a fee or a certificate. Publishing more facts moves a grade; paying us does not.

  • A better Attendee Rating

    It is a moderated average of what attending teams and scouts filed. Organizers cannot file one, and no tier can edit or remove one.

  • A higher rank

    Sponsored events are lifted into a labelled band above the table, never sorted up inside it. The ranked order is the grade’s.

  • A place in a search you do not match

    Filters run before placements. Filter to soccer and a sponsored hockey event is absent.

  • Publication

    Paid or free, a submission joins the same moderation queue, and a claim that is not on your own event page is corrected or refused.

All five are properties of the code rather than promises. The grader takes the published record and a per-sport median and has no argument a payment could arrive through; placements are lifted out of the ranked table instead of sorted up inside it; and filters run before placements. The full arithmetic is on the methodology page, which is where to check us rather than take our word.

Highest GameVoyaGrade

Best on paper this season

Ranked by GameVoyaGrade across every sport, region and both divisions. Every listing has one, so this is the whole index rather than the reviewed part of it.

  1. 01

    Thames Valley Easter Festival

    SoccerYouthReading · GB

    A+ · 89

    GameVoyaGrade

  2. 02

    Copa Paulista Juvenil

    SoccerYouthCampinas · BR

    A+ · 88

    GameVoyaGrade

  3. 03

    Nordic Ice Invitational

    Ice hockeyYouthGothenburg · SE

    A+ · 86

    GameVoyaGrade

  4. 04

    Torneo Sonora Juvenil

    BaseballYouthHermosillo · MX

    A+ · 86

    GameVoyaGrade

  5. 05

    Copa Caribe Juvenil

    BaseballYouthSanto Domingo · DO

    A+ · 85

    GameVoyaGrade

Best value

Cheapest per guaranteed game

Entry fee in USD equivalent, divided by games you are promised.

  1. 01

    Costa Blanca Cup 2027

    SoccerYouthBenidorm · ES

    $68

    per game

  2. 02

    Ice Melter U7 Beginner and Advanced

    Ice hockeyYouthSaskatoon · CA

    $105

    per game

  3. 03

    Ice Melter U9 C and D

    Ice hockeyYouthSaskatoon · CA

    $113

    per game

  4. 04

    Thames Valley Easter Festival

    SoccerYouthReading · GB

    $115

    per game

  5. 05

    iFlag Tampa National Championships 2027 (Adult)

    American footballAdultTampa · US

    $125

    per game

For team managers and coaches

Plan the season, not one weekend

Nobody enters one tournament. A manager enters six or eight across a season, against one budget, one age group and one tolerance for driving — and every figure that decides it is a figure about the set: what the whole season costs, what it costs per guaranteed game, which two events collide on the same weekend, which registration closes next. A listing page cannot show you any of that, because it does not know about the other seven.

A GameVoya Team Account is where that lives. Add the weekends you are weighing up from any listing, mark each one shortlisted, registered, played or passed on, and the planner totals the money, converts the currencies, catches the date clashes, averages the GameVoyaGrade across the plan and names the higher-graded alternatives to the weakest event in it.

Freealways, no paid tier

Create an accountAlready have one? Sign in

A GameVoya Team Account is free, gates nothing in the directory, and is not joined to what you browse. It takes an email address, a password and nothing else — every other field is optional and the planner works with all of them blank.

What the planner does

  • A season, costed

    Add the weekends you are considering and the planner totals the entry fees, converts them to one currency and prints the cost per guaranteed game across the whole season — the same figure the index ranks on, for the set rather than for one row.

  • The trip around the weekend, not just the entry fee

    Every weekend in a season opens a panel with four lines: the airports within 75 miles of the venue, hotels within 15, car rental within 25, somewhere to eat within 5, and a link that drops the venue straight into Uber or Lyft. Each one books on the operator's own site and then holds what you agreed — seats, legs, nights, rooms, days, vehicles, people, rate, confirmation number. The flights and hotels lines price the real thing for that weekend's dates too: seats out of the airport you name and rooms bookable on those exact nights, quoted live by the provider rather than priced by us, with no room held and no seat held. What the season totals is still the figure you came back and recorded. The trip totals beside the entry fees rather than inside them, so the season prints an all-in figure without touching the cost per guaranteed game the index ranks on. We take no booking, no commission and no referral from any of it.

  • Date collisions, caught early

    Two events on the same weekend is the mistake that costs a deposit. Every pair of dates in a season is compared and any overlap is named on the page, including the ones a month apart in the listing order.

  • The next deadline, not the next event

    Registration closes long before a weekend starts, and the order those deadlines fall in is rarely the order the events do. The planner sorts by what closes next and says how long is left.

  • The grade of the plan

    The average GameVoyaGrade across a season, and the weakest listing in it. A season is a portfolio, and one C weekend among seven Bs is worth seeing before the cheque rather than after.

  • Better weekends than the ones you picked

    Every listing in a season is compared with the same-sport alternatives that grade higher, exactly as a listing page does — so the question "is there a better version of this weekend" is answered for the whole plan at once.

  • The reviews you owe

    Mark a weekend played and the planner offers the review form for it, prefilled with the event. That is the only place the two halves of the product meet: the plan is yours, the review goes through the same moderation queue as everybody else’s.

What an account is not

Not a paywall
The account is free and there is no paid tier of it. Nothing in the directory is behind it: every grade, every review and every comparison is on the open pages, and the planner reads the same published listings you can already see without signing in.
Not joined to what you browse
The pageview table has no account column and must never get one. The key that counts a visitor is hashed with the calendar day so it cannot become a history, and an account that could be joined to one would undo that in a single migration.
Not a review that counts for more
A review filed from a season is an ordinary review: same form, same moderation queue, same arithmetic, and nothing records that an account filed it. A signed-in manager cannot move a rating a stranger could not.
Not sold, and not a mailing list
No contact detail here is passed to an organizer, a hotel, a registration platform or anybody else. Deadline email is off until you turn it on, and turning it off stops it.

4 lines, one venue

Plan the whole trip in one place

One weekend is never one bill. It is seats on a plane, four rooms for two nights, two vans for three days and twenty people fed on the Saturday — and until now that meant six open tabs, none of which knew where the rink was. Plan all of it against the tournament itself: every line is measured from that venue, and the season totals what you agreed beside the entry fees.

Flights
Every airport within 75 miles of the venue, nearest first, so you can see which one is worth the drive — then live fares out of the one you pick, and the carrier's own booking page to buy them on.Links out toUnited · Delta · Air Canada
Hotels
Everything mapped within 15 miles, measured from that venue, priced per night for the nights you are actually there — and the organizer's mandatory block recorded separately from a room you found yourself.Names that turn upMarriott · Hilton · Holiday Inn
Restaurants
Somewhere twenty people can eat within 5 miles of the rink, plus a per-person, per-day budget you set yourself.Whatever is actually nearby, sorted by distance
Transportation
Rental desks within 25 miles — wider than the hotels, because counters cluster at airports — and a ride hailed straight to the venue's own coordinates.Links out toUber · Lyft

Those names are here to say what these links open, and nothing more. None of them is a partner, an advertiser or an affiliate: we have no arrangement with any airline, hotel, rental company or restaurant, none of them pays to appear, and no link carries a referral code. Hotels and restaurants are whatever is mapped near that particular venue, so which names come back is the map's answer rather than ours — and where a room rate or a fare is shown, the figure is a provider's live quote for your dates rather than a price we set, marked up or were paid to print.

Start a season

VoyaTrip AI

Find the weekend, plan the trip

Ask for the tournaments that fit your team, the trip around a weekend you are weighing up, and what your season looks like once it is all added up.

Find the tournaments that fit
Sport, division, age group, region, a city, a ceiling on cost per guaranteed game, a floor under either rating, no mandatory hotel block — it searches the published index on the same filters the table uses and reads back the GameVoyaGrade, the Attendee Rating and the cost per game for each hit. Ask it to narrow, widen or re-sort and it runs the search again rather than trimming a list it already had.
Compare them, and name the better one
Up to four side by side on the figures that decide it, and it will say which listing out-grades the one you asked about instead of presenting a neighbour as an upgrade. Where a grade and a rating disagree it says so — a well-run weekend that is dear and a cheap one that was chaos are the two most informative listings in the index, and an average of the pair would delete exactly that.
Plan the trip around it
Airports within 75 miles of the venue, hotels within 15, rental desks within 25 and somewhere to eat within 5 — measured from that venue's own coordinates, nearest first, with the handoff to the operator's own site. It totals what you have written down against the entry fees and tells you what the weekend actually costs, per guaranteed game and all in.
Keep the season and the profile
Signed in, it reads your seasons and your profile and works from them without being told twice: your sport, your age group, your home city, how far you will drive and what you will spend per weekend all narrow a search on their own. It can draft a season, add or re-stage a weekend, write down a booking or fill in a profile field — each one as a button you press, never as something it did.

It cannot change a GameVoyaGrade or an Attendee Rating. It reads the same two figures every other surface reads, computed by the same functions in the same request. The grader takes a listing and a per-sport context and no third parameter, so there is nothing a conversation could pass it; the rating is a moderated average of what attending teams filed. Publishing a missing refund policy, hotel policy or game guarantee moves a grade. That is the whole list, and asking here has the same effect as asking nobody.

It cannot rank a paid listing higher. Its search is the index's own search: the same filters, then the same sorts, over the published set. No commercial column is in scope of the function that orders the results, a Spotlight placement is lifted into a labelled band rather than sorted to the top of one, and a placement an organizer bought on an event you filtered out stays out. Money buys the band, not the answer.

Plan with VoyaTrip
GameVoya Certified

Certification

Before you pay an entry fee, check whether somebody went and looked

GameVoya Certified is an annual inspection of one tournament across 10 areas — how the brackets are seeded, whether the schedule holds, who officiates, what the surfaces and dressing rooms are actually like, what the hotel requirement costs, and what the entry fee includes once you are there. An event that passes carries the mark above for a year. An event that does not, does not.

The organizer pays for the evaluation, never for the result. An inspection that does not meet the standard keeps the fee and earns no certificate.

That sentence is the whole product. An inspection that always ends in a certificate is a sticker with an invoice attached, and you would be right to ignore it. So an inspection ends in any of 6 awards, or in none of them: the organizer gets the written report either way, and if the standard was not met we publish nothing and keep the fee.

What the inspection coversOrganizers: claim the listing, then ask for one

What an inspector looks at

  • Organization and communication
  • Competition level
  • Value for the entry fee
  • Scheduling reliability
  • Venue quality
  • Officiating
  • Hotels and travel burden
  • Safety
  • Refund policies
  • Parent and team experience
Not a rating. 
The GameVoyaGrade is our arithmetic on what the organizer published and the Attendee Rating is what attending teams and scouts filed. A certificate is a third thing — a check we ran ourselves — and it is published beside both, never inside either.
Not a verdict on the absent. 
Most events in the index have never been inspected, because certification is requested by the organizer and paid for per event. No mark means no inspection, not a failed one.
Not a paid grade. 
It costs an organizer $750 per event per year and it buys the inspector’s time, not the outcome. The grader cannot read a certificate at all.
Coverage

Six regions, one table

European festivals routinely deliver five or six games for what a three-game American showcase charges, and a Pacific invitational can undercut both. Putting every region in the same index is the point — the best weekend for your team may not be the nearest one.

United States

Tournaments
505
Median cost per game
$475 USD
Average games guaranteed
4.0

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Canada

Tournaments
84
Median cost per game
$261 USD
Average games guaranteed
4.4

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Latin America

Tournaments
11
Median cost per game
$160 USD
Average games guaranteed
5.0

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Europe

Tournaments
51
Median cost per game
$155 USD
Average games guaranteed
5.1

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Middle East & Africa

Tournaments
11
Median cost per game
$245 USD
Average games guaranteed
3.7

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Asia-Pacific

Tournaments
22
Median cost per game
$237 USD
Average games guaranteed
4.5

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For tournament organizers

Your event is probably already in here. Take the listing over.

We compile listings from public organizer websites, which means the fees, dates and game counts are only as current as the last page we read. Submit your own record and it becomes the source of truth, with a verified marker once we confirm you run the event. Listing is free, permanently, and every listing is graded either way.

List or claim your event

GameVoya Listed

Freealways

Every event we compile is already here, graded, whether or not the organizer has heard of us.

  • Full 100-point GameVoyaGrade on the listing
  • Team reviews, moderated, that you cannot edit
  • Correct anything factual we got wrong

GameVoya Verified

$149per month

Own the record instead of correcting ours: verified identity, official details, and the right to answer a review in public.

  • Verified marker and official event details
  • Review responses, labelled as the organizer
  • Analytics, and which facts cost you grade points

GameVoya Single Event

$249once, per event

One tournament, 12 months, the same tools as GameVoya Verified. No subscription to start and nothing to cancel.

  • One fee, paid once, for one event
  • Held for 12 months, then back to GameVoya Listed
  • No renewal and no card kept on file

GameVoya Spotlight

Spotlight

$149per tournament

A labelled GameVoya Spotlight band above the index on searches your event matches, and a featured band on this page.

  • Above the ranked table, never inside it
  • Absent from searches your event does not match
  • No effect on your GameVoyaGrade or on the ranking

Also available — GameVoya Certified, an independent inspection of one event across ten areas, from $750 a year. You pay for the inspection, never for the result. GameVoya Pro, registration referrals and organizer intelligence are priced in full on the pricing page.

Every price, and what none of it buys

How the money works. Nothing is charged as you fill the form in. A fee can be settled by card afterwards, on the payment processor’s own hosted page, or left to the invoice we send the contact email you leave once the listing has cleared moderation — a submission we cannot verify against your event page is never billed either way, and paying early does not move it up the queue. Everything we sell is a tool, an inspection or an audience — never a better GameVoyaGrade, a higher Attendee Rating, a higher rank, a place in a search you do not match, or the removal of a review. All five are enforced in code, and the method page says how.