How often does a team have two games on one day,
and how many of those double headers are not back-to-back.
Team
Total DHs
DHs with 1x Delay
DHs with 2x Delay
365 11U/12U
1
1
0
365 American
1
1
0
Aces
1
1
0
EV Eagles
1
0
1
SOBA
1
1
0
Time Slot Distribution
How often does each team play on a particular time slot.
The time slots are represented by letters in the legend box below.
Team
A
B
C
D
E
Total Games
365 11U/12U
1
1
2
365 American
1
1
2
Aces
1
1
2
EV Eagles
1
1
2
SOBA
1
1
2
Time Slot Legend
A -
8:00 AM
Saturday
EFF 5
B -
8:00 AM
Saturday
EFF 6
C -
10:00 AM
Saturday
EFF 5
D -
10:00 AM
Saturday
EFF 6
E -
12:00 PM
Saturday
EFF 5
Location Distribution
How often does a team play at a particular location.
The locations are represented by letters in the legend box below.
Team
A
B
Total Games
365 11U/12U
2
2
365 American
2
2
Aces
1
1
2
EV Eagles
1
1
2
SOBA
2
2
Location Legend
A -
EFF 5
B -
EFF 6
Game Time Distribution
How often does a team play at a particular time.
Team
8:00 AM
10:00 AM
12:00 PM
Total Games
365 11U/12U
1
1
2
365 American
1
1
2
Aces
1
1
2
EV Eagles
1
1
2
SOBA
1
1
2
Away-Home Distribution
How often is a team Away or Home.
Team
Away
Home
365 11U/12U
1
1
365 American
2
0
Aces
0
2
EV Eagles
2
0
SOBA
0
2
Opponent Distribution
How often does a team play against any other particular team.
Team
A
B
C
D
E
Bye
A
365 11U/12U
1
1
B
365 American
1
1
C
Aces
1
1
D
EV Eagles
1
1
E
SOBA
1
1
Games Per Week Distribution
How many games does a team have during a particular week.
The blue background indicates a team has two or more games in the same day.
Team
Week 1
365 11U/12U
2
365 American
2
Aces
2
EV Eagles
2
SOBA
2
Total number of double headers = 5
Opponents Played Per Week Distribution
Displays which opponents a team played during a particular week.
A blue background indicates a team played the same opponent in consecutive weeks or twice in the same week.
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