Scorer Map · every button on the board

Thirteen buttons. Here is where each one lives.

Print this and put it next to the tablet. The grid below is the scoring board in the order it appears on screen — match the paper to what you are looking at, then read across for what each button asks you next.

Scorer Quick Start
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Scorer Map
The board, in screen order — page 1

The scoring board

Goal
Opp Goal
Excl
Turnover
Opp Excl
Attempt
Common Foul
Attempt
5m
GK Steal
Opp 5m
Team TO
Opp TO
Your teamOpponentEither team

What surrounds the grid

  • Score and period, at the top. Tap the big clock to set an exact M:SS; Start / Stop / Reset sit beside it. On iPhone the volume buttons start and stop it hands-free.
  • The lineup card, below the roster. Seven spots, goalie first. Two taps per substitution, and it is what turns a GK Save into credit for the right keeper.
  • Undo last, under the grid — or tap × on any row of the play log. Either corrects the score immediately.
  • The play log runs live beneath everything. Glance at it after each whistle; it is the cheapest way to catch a mis-tap.
  • End Game, in red at the bottom. It asks you to confirm, and only then does the game move to History.
Practise on it first — nothing can break
On the Scores tab, tap Practice with the scorer. It opens this exact board against a practice opponent with a full roster, entirely on your own device: nothing is broadcast, nothing is shared, and no real game is touched. The status dot reads Practice the whole time. Work through every button once before a game matters — this page exists because a coach spent four days during a live tournament hunting for a button, and ten minutes in the sandbox would have cost him nothing.
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What each button asks for — page 2

Tap it, then what?

ButtonRecords instantlyThen it asksGoalThe score changes immediately, before any picker opens. The game clock freezes, and if you were a player up it tags 6-on-5 on its own.Who scored → an optional assist → the Backhand and Counter tags. Unsure of the cap? Choose Team: the goal still counts.Opp GoalTheir score changes immediately and the clock freezes.Nothing at all in single-team mode — one tap and you are done. With opponent stats on, it asks their cap.ExclNothing yet.Who was excluded → Kickout (20 seconds, counts toward the 3) or Brutality (ejects now, 4 minutes). At a player’s third kickout the picker marks them BENCHED and refuses further events for them.TurnoverNothing yet.The kind first — Team Dump, Shot Clock Violation, Inside 2m, Forced Ball Under, Steal, Offensive Foul, Other — then which team, then the cap for the kinds that have one.Opp ExclNothing yet.Kickout or Brutality, then Earned — the cap who drew it. Earned exclusions never count against your own player.AttemptYour shot that did not score.Who shot → a skippable Rebound? asking who came up with the ball: ours, theirs, or Skip.Common FoulNothing yet.Which team, then optionally the cap. This is a free throw with no exclusion time, and it never counts toward the 3-kickout limit.Attempt (orange)Their shot that did not score.Block / GK Save / Miss. GK Save credits whoever holds the goalie spot on the lineup card; Block asks which of your defenders got it. Then the same Rebound? prompt.5mThe clock freezes, as it does for a goal.Made or missed, then the shooter. The player who earned the penalty is often not the one who takes it.GK StealNothing yet.Your goalkeeper’s cap. This is a steal, not a save — a save belongs to the orange Attempt.Opp 5mThe clock freezes.Your player who gave it up first — they are charged a kickout — then whether the opponent scored.Team TO · Opp TONothing yet.The timeout length, in a picker that opens under the buttons. Undoing a timeout hands it back as available.

Looking for a button that isn’t there?

Hunting forIt is hereWhyGK SaveTap the opponent’s orange Attempt → GK Save.This is the four-day one. A save is an outcome of their shot, so it lives inside their shot.BlockTap the opponent’s orange Attempt → Block.Same reason — you can only block a shot someone took.StealTap Turnover → Steal.A steal is one way a possession is lost, so it sits with the other ways.AssistIt offers itself after Goal → who scored.Never a button. Tap through the goal and it appears.
When the buzzer goes and the score is level
The board prompts you — it never decides on its own. A club game goes to a Shootout, recorded on both teams so the winner is never lost. A high-school game follows NFHS instead: two three-minute overtimes, both always played, then unlimited three-minute sudden-victory periods that end the moment someone scores. A high-school game never goes to a shootout. Where the tournament has pre-announced that group games may end level, the prompt also offers End as tie.
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