This is the one pairing where the usual advice fails. Every other team app hands you a calendar link the Skylight can sync; a SportsEngine Tourney bracket hands you a webpage, and the Skylight has nothing to subscribe to. The fix is a middle step: Schedule Caddie reads the bracket, builds the feed, and the Skylight syncs that — the weekend's games on the kitchen wall, updating as pool play turns into elimination rounds.
Find the tournament link your team manager sent. It usually arrives by text or group chat and starts with setourney.app.link, or leads to a tourneymachine.com page — either one points to the same bracket. Copy the URL exactly as it was shared; you don't need to open it first.
Paste it into Schedule Caddie (free). Add Schedule → paste the link. Schedule Caddie recognizes a Tourney Machine bracket, reads your team's games off the page, and builds a real calendar feed from it — the step no calendar app or display can do with the raw link. Add the kids' regular-season feeds and the school calendar while you're there, so the wall shows one family schedule instead of a tournament in isolation.
Copy your one feed URL from Subscribe & Share. The merged All Events URL is the one to give the Skylight: every schedule in the account, tournament included, in a single feed. Change-alert emails come with it, so you hear about a moved game instead of noticing it on the wall.
Paste that URL into the Skylight app. Skylight subscribes to calendar feed URLs directly (per its support docs): in the Skylight app, My Skylight menu → Synced Calendars → Sync new calendar → Calendar URL → paste → Done. If you'd rather see the tournament in your phone calendar too, subscribe Google (web: + next to "Other calendars" → From URL) or Apple (Settings → Apps → Calendar → Add Subscribed Calendar) to the same URL — the Skylight displays connected calendars as well.
Confirm the calendar is toggled on for the display. In the Skylight app, check the calendar you just added is enabled for the frame. From then on the chain maintains itself: bracket page → Schedule Caddie → your feed → the kitchen wall.
I pasted the tournament link straight into the Skylight and nothing showed up
Expected — the share link is a webpage, not a calendar feed, so the Skylight (like Google and Apple Calendar) has nothing it can parse. Paste the same link into Schedule Caddie first; it reads the bracket and produces the feed the Skylight can actually sync.
Pool play ended and the elimination games aren’t on the wall yet
Schedule Caddie re-checks the bracket on its daily sync, and the Skylight refreshes synced calendars on its own schedule after that — two hops, so an update posted this morning can take until tomorrow to reach the frame. On a tournament day, tap Sync Now in Schedule Caddie for an instant refresh; the change-alert email tells you the new time immediately even if the wall hasn't repainted.
Games show up twice on the display
The tournament is probably feeding the wall twice — once inside the merged Schedule Caddie feed and once from a phone calendar that's also connected to the Skylight. Pick one route and remove the other.
Because SportsEngine Tourney doesn't publish a calendar feed for share links — the link opens a bracket webpage. Displays and calendar apps can only subscribe to actual calendar data (.ics / webcal). Schedule Caddie is the bridge: it reads the bracket and turns it into exactly that.
Schedule Caddie re-reads the bracket page once a day on its automatic sync (and instantly when you tap Sync Now), then the Skylight pulls the updated feed on its own refresh cycle. For the fastest picture on game day, use Sync Now and watch for the change-alert email — the wall catches up on its next pull.
No — calendar syncing is part of the base Skylight experience; Plus covers extras like Magic Import and chore rewards. Everything on this page works on the free tiers of both products.
This page is for SportsEngine Tourney (Tourney Machine) brackets — the ones shared via setourney.app.link or tourneymachine.com. It's the only bracket format Schedule Caddie currently reads this way. Regular-season apps that publish their own calendar link (TeamSnap, GameChanger, SportsEngine, LeagueApps and others) have their own Skylight guides below.
No — we're an independent, free family-schedule tool. Skylight makes the display; SportsEngine runs the brackets; we keep the schedule between them accurate.
Every kid, every schedule, every app — merged, color-coded, and watched for changes.
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Your Tourney Machine schedule on your phone
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