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# Schedule for a tournament

The schedule for a tournament element provides info related to the matches foreseen in a season.

The schema is the following:

* tournament
  * sport
  * category
  * current season
  * season coverage info
* sport event
  * tournament\_round
  * season
  * tournament
    * sport
    * category
  * competitors
    * competitor
    * reference id
  * venue

Element of the Schedule for a tournament end point are listed below:

#### Tournament <a href="#uofscheduleforatournament-tournament" id="uofscheduleforatournament-tournament"></a>

For more detailed info about this element please check Tournament

#### Sport <a href="#uofscheduleforatournament-sport" id="uofscheduleforatournament-sport"></a>

For more detailed info about this element please check Sport

#### Category <a href="#uofscheduleforatournament-category" id="uofscheduleforatournament-category"></a>

For more detailed info about this element please check Category

#### Current Season <a href="#uofscheduleforatournament-currentseason" id="uofscheduleforatournament-currentseason"></a>

For more detailed info about this element please check Current season

#### Season Coverage Info <a href="#uofscheduleforatournament-seasoncoverageinfo" id="uofscheduleforatournament-seasoncoverageinfo"></a>

For more detailed info about this element please check Season coverage info

#### Sport Event <a href="#uofscheduleforatournament-sportevent" id="uofscheduleforatournament-sportevent"></a>

For more detailed info about this element please check Sport event

#### Tournament\_round <a href="#uofscheduleforatournament-tournament_round" id="uofscheduleforatournament-tournament_round"></a>

For more detailed info about this element please check Tournament\_round

#### Season <a href="#uofscheduleforatournament-season" id="uofscheduleforatournament-season"></a>

For more detailed info about this element please check Season

#### Tournament <a href="#uofscheduleforatournament-tournament.1" id="uofscheduleforatournament-tournament.1"></a>

For more detailed info about this element please check Tournament

#### Sport <a href="#uofscheduleforatournament-sport.1" id="uofscheduleforatournament-sport.1"></a>

For more detailed info about this element please check Sport

#### Category <a href="#uofscheduleforatournament-category.1" id="uofscheduleforatournament-category.1"></a>

For more detailed info about this element please check Category

#### Competitor <a href="#uofscheduleforatournament-competitor" id="uofscheduleforatournament-competitor"></a>

For more detailed info about this element please check Competitor

#### Reference id <a href="#uofscheduleforatournament-referenceid" id="uofscheduleforatournament-referenceid"></a>

For more detailed info about this element please check Competitor

#### Venue <a href="#uofscheduleforatournament-venue" id="uofscheduleforatournament-venue"></a>

For more detailed info about this element please check Venue

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