I need a web-based application that lets me run every aspect of a high-school wrestling tournament from one screen. The core must cover participant registration, automated bracketing and seeding, match scheduling, real-time score tracking, live team scoring, and on-demand printing of brackets, bout sheets, and final results. Here’s how I picture the flow: • Coaches register athletes online, selecting weight classes and entering roster data. • The system seeds each bracket automatically yet allows manual tweaks when necessary. • Matches are scheduled across multiple mats and rounds, with clear matside displays. • Scores are entered live; individual results immediately roll into cumulative team standings. • At any point, I can print clean, ready-to-post brackets or final summaries. Everything must run in a browser so I can open it from any laptop in the gym. I’m flexible on the tech stack—React or Vue paired with Node.js, Django, or Laravel and a SQL database makes sense as long as the code is clean, documented, and easy to deploy. An exportable data format and concise installation guide are part of the final hand-off. I’ll share detailed rules, UI sketches, and workflow diagrams once we connect. We can break the build into milestones for architecture, core engine, interface, testing, and deployment, with demonstrations at each step so I can verify registration, bracketing/seeding, match scheduling, score tracking, team scoring, and printing all work together. Show me examples of similar sports or event-management systems you’ve built and let me know how you’d approach the timeline for each milestone—I’m ready to get started.