Case studies · Field Tested №04 · October 2026
Tri-Valley Invitational 2026: 30 schools on one page.
The 2026 Tri-Valley Varsity Girls Invitational
Foothill, Granada and Livermore high schools and the Robert Livermore Aquatic Center · October 16 and 17, 2026
60 games from the host’s own workbook on one page and one code, every score in.
60
games on the host’s workbook, 30 on Friday and 30 on Saturday, all under one code
30
teams
2
divisions · Championship, Premiere
8
Friday pools, seeding Saturday
4
venues in Pleasanton and Livermore
Four venues side by side on one sheet.
30 schools in two divisions, playing at four pools at once, all from the host’s one workbook. Saturday’s placement games stayed blank until Friday’s pools were played.
One code, VALLEY, read every minute.
Eggbeater read the host’s workbook every minute, so a score or a Saturday matchup the host typed reached the page and the app within a couple of minutes. A history page sets 2026 beside 2025.
Every game, every score, both champions.
All 60 games carry a final score. Merced won Championship 13 to 12 over Garces Memorial, and College Park won Premiere 10 to 3 over Granada.
The champions
Two divisions, two titles
Championship · 1stMercedChampion. Merced 13, Garces Memorial 12.
Championship · 3rdSt. IgnatiusThird place. St. Ignatius 9, Leigh 8.
Premiere · 1stCollege ParkChampion. College Park 10, Granada 3.
Premiere · 3rdNorthgateThird place. Northgate 8, Foothill 6.
From the history page
What the two years say
Computed from the host’s workbooks for 2025 and 2026: four of the history page’s stories.
One goal for the title
Merced 13, Garces Memorial 12.
Both of Championship’s medal games were decided by one goal: the title, and third place, St. Ignatius 9, Leigh 8.
From the 4th seed · Pool C
Garces Memorial reached the final.
Garces Memorial came into Championship as the 4th seed of Pool C and finished 2nd, one goal from the title.
Close all weekend
10 one-goal games.
10 of the 60 games were decided by a single goal, across both divisions and both days.
Cal is California
One school, two spellings.
The host typed “California” in 2025 and “Cal” in 2026. The history page reads them as the one school they are: 7th in 2025, 12th in 2026.
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