US Men’s National Team 23
Goalies
Tim Howard GK 6-3 210 3/6/79 35 North Brunswick, N.J. Everton (England) Starter
Brad Guzan GK 6-4 210 9/9/84 29 Homer Glen, Ill. Aston Villa (England) 2nd string
Nick Rimando GK 5-11 180 6/17/79 34 Montclair, Calif. Real Salt Lake 3rd string
Central Defenders
Matt Besler D 6-0 170 2/11/87 27 Overland Park, Kan. Sporting Kansas City Notre Dame grad 1rst string
Geoff Cameron D 6-3 185 7/11/85 28 Attleboro, Mass. Stoke City (England) 1rst string
Omar Gonzalez D 6-5 210 10/11/88 25 Dallas, Texas LA Galaxy
John Brooks D 6-4 170 1/28/93 21 Berlin, Germany Hertha Berlin (Germany)
Flank Defenders (Fullbacks)
Fabian Johnson D 6-0 155 12/11/87 26 Munich, Germany Borussia Moenchengladbach (Germany) 1rst string
DaMarcus Beasley D 5-8 145 5/24/82 32 Ft. Wayne, Ind. Puebla (Mexico) 1rst string
DeAndre Yedlin D 5-8 150 7/9/93 20 Seattle, Wash. Seattle Sounders FC
Timothy Chandler D 6-1 180 3/29/90 24 Frankfurt, Germany Eintracht Frankfurt (Germany)
Mid-fielders
Michael Bradley M 6-2 175 7/31/87 26 Manhattan Beach, Calif. Toronto FC best player Starter
Kyle Beckerman M 5-10 165 4/23/82 32 Crofton, Md. Real Salt Lake 1rst string
Jermaine Jones M 6-0 170 11/3/81 32 Chicago, Ill. Besiktas (Turkey) 1rst string
Alejandro Bedoya M 5-10 160 4/29/87 27 Weston, Fla. Nantes (France) 1rst string
Graham Zusi M 5-10 160 8/18/86 27 Longwood, Fla. Sporting Kansas City
Mix Diskerud M 6-0 150 10/2/90 23 Oslo, Norway Rosenborg (Norway)
Brad Davis M 5-11 165 11/8/81 32 St. Charles, Mo. Houston Dynamo
Julian Green M 5-7 140 6/6/95 19 Tampa, Fla. Bayern Munich (Germany)
Forwards
Jozy Altidore F 6-1 175 11/6/89 24 Boca Raton, Fla. Sunderland (England) Starter
Clint Dempsey F 6-1 170 3/9/83 31 Nacogdoches, Texas Seattle Sounders FC Captain Starter
Aron Johannsson F 6-0 165 11/10/90 23 Mobile, Ala. AZ Alkmaar (Netherlands)
Chris Wondolowski F 6-0 165 1/28/83 31 Danville, Calif. San Jose Earthquakes
What Is the World Cup?
Updated April 21, 2018
It’s the culmination of an elimination style soccer tournament contested over four years between virtually every country in the world.
Who makes up the competing teams?
The teams are made up from a country's best players across the world, a kind of all-star team for each country.
How did the teams get here?
Finishing top or near the top of regional competitions held throughout the four years, the six regions are North America, South America, Africa, Europe, Asia and Oceania (New Zealand area).
When is the tournament?
It spans about 30 days starting in mid June.
Where is "The Final” held?
In stadiums throughout the country of Russia.
What does the winning team get?
35 million dollars for their countries soccer organization.
Who should you pull for?
Your home country, the favorites (Brazil, Germany, Argentina, Spain), the underdogs (New Zealand, Panama, Algeria, Iran), Teams with the best players (Argentina-Lionel Messi, Brazil-Neymar, Portugal-Cristiano Rinaldo, Uruguay-Luis Suarez), Teams with the best story: Bosnia-Herznagovnia (first tournament for this country that suffered through the ravages of the Bosnia-Serbia-Croatia War in the 1990’s) Iran (their players have been told not to trade their jerseys with the opposing teams at the end of a game (a soccer tradition) so as to save money).
How does it work?
The Final consists of the top 32 nation teams from the 3 year regional competitions. The teams are placed in eight groups of 4. Within a group every team plays each other once and the top two teams from each group advance to a 16 team single elimination tournament with the winner crowned world champions.
What teams are in The Final?
Group A
Russia
Saudi Arabia
Egypt
Uruguay
Group B
Portugal
Spain
Morocco
Iran
Group C
France
Australia
Peru
Denmark
Group D
Argentina
Iceland
Croatia
Nigeria
Group E
Brazil
Switzerland
Costa Rica
Serbia
Group F
Germany
Mexico
Sweden
South Korea
Group G
Belgium
Panama
Tunisia
England
Group H
Poland
Senegal
Colombia
Japan
FIFA WORLD CUP

Use this office pool spreadsheet bracket calculator to run your World Cup office pool.
Have participants pick in 2 stages or 1 stage, that is pick the 1rst and 2nd place finishers in the group stage and then re-pick the knock-out stage after completion of the group stage (2 stage picking) or pick all the way through the group stage and knock-out stage before the tournament starts (1 stage picking). This calculator can be adjusted to give credit for teams advancing in the knock-out stage even if they are not in the right slot.
CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD in Microsoft Excel format
Hand this page out to the participants to fill out.
Enter the first and second place finishers of your participants here as well as 3rd and 4th place finishers if your giving credit for that in your office pool.
Enter your participants group stage winners here either before the start of the tournament or after the completion of the group stage.
Enter the points you want to reward for picks on this page.
2012 Women’s Olympic Soccer Tournament
Second Update 7/30/12 @ 7:20 AM central time. Corrected matchup errors in the participants knockout bracket for their group stage picks.
First update 7/27/12 at 6 PM central time. Corrected matchup errors in the knockout bracket for the group stage winners.
Use this spreadsheet to run a office pool for the 2012 London Olympics Women's Soccer Tournament. It has a participant ranking table, auto-point totaling for the participants, adjustable point rewards for correct picks, hyperlinks to the teams, FIFA rank of each team and more.

2012 Women's Olympics Soccer Tournament Pick Sheet

Office Pool Spreadsheet Calculator
July 25 to August 9, 2012
2012 Women's Olympics Soccer Tournament
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• Click here for download in Apple Numbers format
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• DATE & TIME IN CENTRAL ZONE
• CITY LOCATION OF MATCHUP
• FIFA TEAM RANK
• SUPPORTS 50 PARTICIPANTS
• SORTABLE LEADER BOARD
• ADJUSTABLE SCORING SYSTEM
• AUTO-CALCULATES PARTICIPANT POINTS
• FREE DOWNLOAD NO REGISTRATION
• AUTO-POT TOTALING
• AUTO-PRIZE MONEY DISTRIBUTOR FOR 4
• ENTRY FEE BOOK-KEEPING
UEFA Euro 2012 Office Pool Spreadsheet
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Data Entry Sheet
Office Pool Spreadsheet Calculator
June 8 to July 12, 2012
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• DATE & TIME IN EASTERN ZONE
• CITY LOCATION OF MATCHUP
• FIFA TEAM RANK
• SUPPORTS 50 PARTICIPANTS
• SORTABLE LEADER BOARD
• ADJUSTABLE SCORING SYSTEM
• AUTO-CALCULATES PARTICIPANT POINTS
• FREE DOWNLOAD NO REGISTRATION
• AUTO-POT TOTALING
• AUTO-PRIZE MONEY DISTRIBUTOR FOR 4
• ENTRY FEE BOOK-KEEPING
FIFA 2011 U20 WORLD CUP SOCCER TOURNAMENT
Office Pool Spreadsheet Bracket Calculator
Click here for the 2011 FIFA U-20 World Cup Office Pool Spreadsheet Bracket Calculator
Office Pool Tournament Spreadsheet
• SUPPORTS 51 PARTICIPANTS
• SORTABLE LEADER BOARD
• ADJUSTABLE SCORING SYSTEM
• AUTO-CALCULATES PARTICIPANT POINTS
• FREE DOWNLOAD NO REGISTRATION
• VIDEO HOW TO TUTORIAL
• SINGLE PAGE PRINTABLE BRACKET
• AUTO-POT TOTALING
• AUTO-PRIZE MONEY DISTRIBUTOR FOR 4
• ENTRY FEE BOOK-KEEPING
• MICROSOFT EXCEL & APPLE NUMBERS FORMAT
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FIFA 2011 Women’s World Cup
Office Pool Spreadsheet Bracket Calculator
Click here for the latest update of the 2011 Women's World Cup Office Pool Spreadsheet Bracket Calculator
This update corrects an error on the "enter data" sheet where the quarterfinal rounds of groups 1b and 2a and 1d and 2c were not giving credit for the correct pick of an advancing team in the wrong slot.
Updated Saturday, June 8, 2011 @ 10:05 PM Central time
2011 FIFA WOMEN'S WORLD CUP
Sunday June 26, 2011 - Sunday July 17, 2011
Office Pool Tournament Spreadsheet
• SUPPORTS 51 PARTICIPANTS
• SORTABLE LEADER BOARD
• ADJUSTABLE SCORING SYSTEM
• AUTO-CALCULATES PARTICIPANT POINTS
• FREE DOWNLOAD NO REGISTRATION
• VIDEO HOW TO TUTORIAL
• TEAMS LISTED WITH FIFA RANK
• CLICKABLE LINK TO FIFA TEAM PROFILE PAGE
• MATCH-UP SITES, DATES AND TIME
• SINGLE PAGE PRINTABLE BRACKET
• AUTO-POT TOTALING
• AUTO-PRIZE MONEY DISTRIBUTOR FOR 4
• ENTRY FEE BOOK-KEEPING
• MICROSOFT EXCEL & APPLE NUMBERS FORMAT
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CONCACAF GOLD CUP 2011 OFFICE POOL
Office Pool Spreadsheet Bracket Calculator
Click here for the Concacaf Gold Cup 2011 Office Pool Spreadsheet Bracket Calculator
CONCACAF GOLD CUP 2011
Sunday June 5, 2011 - Sunday June 25, 2011
Office Pool Tournament Spreadsheet Calculator
• SUPPORTS 51 PARTICIPANTS
• SORTABLE LEADER BOARD
• ADJUSTABLE SCORING SYSTEM
• AUTO-CALCULATES PARTICIPANT POINTS
• FREE DOWNLOAD NO REGISTRATION
• VIDEO HOW TO TUTORIAL
• TEAMS LISTED WITH FIFA RANK & ESPN RANK
• CLICKABLE LINK TO FIFA TEAM PROFILE PAGE
• MATCH-UP SITES, DATES AND TIME
• SINGLE PAGE PRINTABLE BRACKET
• AUTO-POT TOTALING
• AUTO-PRIZE MONEY DISTRIBUTOR FOR 4
• ENTRY FEE BOOK-KEEPING
• MICROSOFT EXCEL & APPLE NUMBERS FORMAT
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This video explains how to use the Concacaf office pool spreadsheet.
UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE EXPLANATION
The UEFA (Union of European Football Associations) Champion's League is an annual Single Elimination Soccer Tournament contested between the best teams across Europe. A kind of Super Bowl for Soccer except instead of 32 teams contesting the Super Bowl there are probably over a thousand teams competing for the UEFA Champions League trophy. Entry into the Champion's League tournament is gained by the soccer club's previous year's/season's performance. The lower class league's champions enter the tournament lower in the bracket. The premier league's champions enter the tournament at more advanced stages of the tournament. That is to say if it's a round of 128 tournament then the lower tier teams enter the tournament in the round of 128 and the upper tier league teams feed into the tournament in the round of 32.
Double Elimination Tournament Brackets
Click here to download the 3 to 13 team Double Elimination Tournament Brackets
Use this spreadsheet to organize double elimination tournaments of various games including table tennis, volleyball, softball, football, soccer, chess, tennis, etc. It has a seeding sheet that auto-fills the brackets. The games are played in order to give the least downtime to participants.