Blank Padel Bracket 18 Teams — Printable PDF

For 8 or 16 teams, a straight knockout (TDL) is ideal. For 6, 8 or 10 teams, 2 groups followed by semi-finals or a draw gives every team more matches. For 9 or 12 teams, 3 groups of 3 or 4 work well. For 16 or 20 teams, 4 groups followed by a main draw and placement matches is the usual choice. From 22 teams up, qualifying becomes the right answer, and for 32 teams, 8 groups of 4 into a main draw is the standard format.

These brackets are designed for club padel tournaments or friendly competitions. For an official FFT-sanctioned tournament, the format and bracket must be approved by the federation. Our templates follow standard formats but please verify with your local league.

Print the bracket, register the teams (by random draw or seeding), display it at the club, and fill in scores match by match. For automated management with live scores, rankings, and player notifications, try Padel Clash for free.

Our templates cover every group-based format: 2 groups (6, 8 and 10 teams), 3 groups (9, 10, 11, 12, 14 and 17 teams), 4 groups (16 and 20 teams), 6 groups of 4 (24 teams) and 8 groups of 4 (32 teams). Every group format is followed by a main draw, placement matches, or both, and prints with its blank standings sheet. Without groups, we offer straight draws (8, 16), staggered-entry draws (16, 24, 32) and consolation formats (11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 18, 20).

The brackets are ready to use: print them in A4 landscape format and fill in team names by hand. For a fully digital experience with team entry, live scores, and automatic rankings, create your tournament for free on Padel Clash.