Since having more courts will allow more games to be played at one time, you may decide to increase the number of wins required to advance in the bracket. Having a lot of courts to play on won't help much, if you can't find enough judges. A minimum of one adult should be placed at each mat to assure that play is conducted properly and that scoring is fair. Ideally you should have a judge to call the game and another person to score the game. If this team is not available, one person can judge and score a game.
Children are anxious to play and often shoot immediately after an opponent's shot.
They should be instructed to wait until the judge gives them permission to shoot. The judge must assert himself to control the flow of the game. Otherwise a judge will be recording while a player is shooting and not be able to determine whether the shot was legal. The best way to recruit help is to contact a Civic Club. Lions clubs have been very helpful in providing interested volunteers to judge.