Signing Up for a Tournament
Fill out a form for each tournament you want to register for below. A coach or an officer will then register you on the appropriate tournament website. You can also find these links on the team calendar.
You must register for a local tournament by 11:59pm on the Sunday before. Therefore, you are encouraged to look over the calendar at the start of the season, think about your goals and other commitments, and plan which tournaments you wish to attend far in advance. We particularly encourage members to attend our Ivy League national tournaments (Yale, Princeton, and Harvard), as well as the larger local tournaments (Summit, Ridge, and Montville).
If you accidentally sign up for a local tournament, or sign up for one but now cannot attend, you must contact a coach to remove your name from the registration no later than the Tuesday before the tournament. If you are unsure whether you signed up or not, click the link below to see the spreadsheet (not editable).
Here is the COMPLETE calendar for all tournaments throughout the 2023 – 2024 season.
VIEW SIGN-UP SPREADSHEET
September 2023
| Yale University* | September 30 – October 1 |
October 2023
| Byram Hills# | |
| 4th Duke Invitational# | |
| Bronx Science# | October 13-15 |
| Borelli Festival | October 21 |
| Phillipsburg Classic | October 28 |
| Asynchronous October Tournament celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month |
November 2023
| Scarsdale Invitational# | November 11 |
| Randolph Fall Classic | November 18 |
December 2023
| Princeton University | December 1-3 |
| George Mason Patriot Games | December 2-3 |
| Princeton Middle School Invitational# | December 1-3 |
| The Ridge Debates | December 8-9 |
| Summit Hilltopper Holiday Classic | December 9 |
| Newark CFL #1 @ Ridge HS | December 16 |
| Asynchronous December Tournament celebrating International Day of Persons with Disabilities |
January 2024
| Hunterdon Central Winter Invitational | January 6 |
| Ridge Invitational | January 27 |
February 2024
| Freehold Township | February 3 |
| University of Pennsylvania# | February 9-11 |
| Harvard Invitational | February 16-19 |
| Montville Invitational & District Congress | February 24 |
March 2024
| Newark CFL #2 @ Union Catholic | March 2 |
| Essex Tech Tournament @ Newark Tech | March 9 |
| NJSDL State Championships @ Hunterdon Central | March 15-16 |
| NJ District Qualifying Tournament @ Delbarton | March 22-23 |
April 2024
| Tournament of Champions @ Lexington, KY* | April 20-22 |
May 2024
| NCFL Grand Nationals @ Chicago, IL* | May 24-27 |
| Asynchronous May Tournament celebrating Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month |
June 2024
| NSDA Nationals @ Des Moines, IA* | June 16-21 |
Tournament Signup Guidelines
Most tournaments are local, meaning they are held at New Jersey high schools in a one-day format. The school district generously provides all funds for registration as well as bus transportation for all these tournaments. All team members are always welcome to register for local tournaments without cost.
National multi-day tournaments have special rules. Signing up for one does not guarantee that you will attend the trip – some have requirements, others will have waitlists, and all will involve individual payments and paperwork. Some require that you arrange your own transportation, while for others it is included in the cost. If you have questions about a specific national tournament, ask a coach or an officer. These tournaments are marked with an asterisk (*).
Some tournaments are individually sponsored, meaning they are dependent on student and parent interest. While the team will register interested students, Randolph coaches will not attend these tournaments. As such, they will require funding, transportation, and chaperone arrangements to be made privately or with Boosters coordination. These tournaments are marked with a pound sign (#).
NJSDL States, ToCs, NCFL Grand Nationals, and NSDA Nationals are by qualification only. NJ District Qualifying Tournament is by coach selection only. If you qualify or are selected for one of these tournaments, it is an immense honor, and one that you must commit to take seriously.