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Basketball England Traditional Score Sheet
B5
At the beginning of the game, the scorer shall circle the small ‘x’ of the 5 players in each team to start the game
B6
During the game, the scorer shall draw a small ‘x’ (not circled) in the ‘Player in’ column when the substitute enters the game for the first time as a player
Teams on the score sheet
Recording Fouls Fouls
Player fouls may be a personal, technical, unsportsmanlike or disqualifying and shall be recorded in the fouls column to the right of the player’s name/number by writing the minute in which they occur Fouls committed by the team bench personnel may be technical or disqualifying and shall be recorded against the coach. See overleaf for the annotations for foul types. A technical foul recorded against a Coach for his own personal behaviour shall be indicated by entering a C next to the minute (e.g. 10 C). A technical foul against the Coach for any other reason shall be recorded by entering a B next the minute (e.g. 10B). A second personal technical foul or unsportsmanlike foul against a player or coach should be followed by GD (game disqualification) in the next following space. At the end of each period, the scorer shall draw a thick line between the spaces that have been used and those that have not been used. At the end of playing time, the scorer shall obliterate the remaining spaces with a thick horizontal line.
End of playing time
Foul codes Team Fouls For each period, 4 spaces are provided to enter the team fouls in the score sheet (immediately below the team’s name and above the player’s names) Whenever a player commits a personal, technical, unsportsmanlike or disqualifying foul, the scorer shall record the type of foul against the team of that player using the same minute and type indicator used in the personal foul
Recording timeouts Only the coach or assistant coach can ask for a Timeout. These requests should be made to the scorer. Timeouts are recorded in the appropriate boxes with the minute in which they occur. When both coaches ask for a timeout at the same time, the timeout will be charged to the coach who made the request first UNLESS a basket is scored enabling the coach who asked second to have the time out. Note: if either team have not taken their first time out in the 2 nd half before that last 5 minutes of the 4th period, the first timeout box should be obliterated with two thick parallel lines
Recording substitutions Substitution requests should come from the player who is ready to enter the court, both during a game and following a timeout or period break. The scorer should check the player is included on the score sheet and has not either been disqualified or received 5 fouls.
Recording the Score The scorer shall keep a chronological running summary of the points scored by each team in the score section of each score sheet. The area used for the recording is divided into 3 main areas: First half scores (periods 1 & 2) Second half scores (periods 3 & 4) Extra period score Each area is divided into sets of 5 columns. The centre column of the 5 is shaded and headed with an ‘M’; this is used to record the minute in which the basket is scored. Either side of this column is a set of 2 columns in which to record the player’s number and the running score. The scorer shall write ‘A’ or ‘B’ either side of the minute column. The order in which this is entered is dependent on the direction the teams are shooting. If team B are shooting to the left of the scorer, then B is written above the two columns to the left of the minute column, A to the right. In the second half these will be reversed as the teams change ends
When a player scores, their number is written in the left hand colum of the group of two and the score in the right hand column. If this was the first score in that minute, the minute number is also entered. Add the points scored to the previous running total for that team and enter the new running total in the right hand column of the two. Only enter one score on each line Do not repeat the minute if it has not changed from the previous score (except when moving to a new column)
If a player accidentally scores a field goal in their own basket, the points are recorded as having been scored by the court captain of the opposing team.
If the player scores a 3 point attempt, circle the player number (not score) Record all free throw attempts, even those missed by boxing round the score over three sideds, top, bottom, and left (between the player number and score). Insert the player number against every free throw box. If the free throw is successful add 1 point to the running score. If unsuccessful insert a short horizontal line in the running scire column. Continue scores for period 2 and 4 underneath those of period 1 and 3 Switch the scoring columns over at half time. Whenever you start a new column, copy the total score from the previous columns to the top of the next set. Whenever possible, after making the entry, the scorer should check their total with the visible scoreboard and other table officials. If there is a descrpancy the scorer should check their record. If it appears correct they should immediate;y have the scoreboard corrected. If there is any doubt or teams query the change, the scorer should inform the referee when the game clock stops next.
Summing up At the end of a period, the scorer shall: enter the score of that period in the proper section in the lower part of the score sheet. Draw round the fouls Obliterate any unused team foul boxes with two thick parallel lines At the end of periods 1, 2 & 3 draw a single thick line underneath all five columns in the set. At the end of period 2 & 4 obliterate any unused timeout boxes with two thick parallel lines At the end of the game the scorer shall: Enter the final score and the name of the winning team in the proper section in the lower part of the score sheet Draw a double thick line underneath all five columns in the set. Sign the sheet and pass to the other table officials fro them to do the same Pas the book to the umpire for signature The referee should be the last to approve and sign the scoresheet
The table check list Before the game Arrive no later than 20 minutes before the game Wear a red top so you can be identified Check you have all the equipment you need and it all works: 2 time devises (one visible) 2 team and 5 personal foul markers A score pad and 2 colour pens A direction arrow A visual score board 2 different sound devises Obtain team lists from each team which provide player shirt numbers and licence numbers Complete the top of the score sheet with the competition details, full team names and floor officials names (surname and initial). For a 2 person floor team, cross out the 2nd umpire box with a single thick horizontal line. The date should be dd/mm/yy and the time should be in 24 hour clock and reflect the actual start time. The match number can be obtained from Bear Facts (ask the host club and/or referee). Complete the bottom of the sheet with ALL officials’ names and licence numbers. Cross out unused boxes with a single thick horizontal line. Enter each team list with the team name, kit colours and player details in numerical order. Record all licence numbers provided. If they are not available, note this in the licence column. Before tip-off ask each coach to check the team list, identify their starting five and sign the sheet. If the coach does not come to the table to do this before the game starts, ask the referee for help. Notify the referee when 3 minutes before the scheduled tip off time is reached and again at 90 seconds before tip off If you wish to be assessed for a table officiating award tell the referee before tip-off.
During the game Record all scores, fouls and timeouts accurately. If you miss anything, ask the referee Start and stop the clock accurately. Check the visual score and score book say the same thing Time the period breaks and timeouts accurately. Signal all substitute and time out requests as soon as the opportunity arises
After the game Rule off any unused timeout, team foul boxes with double line Rule off any unused personal foul boxes and unused lines with a single line Draw a thick double line after the last score. DO NOT cross out unused score lines Check the 4 period scores add up to the final score Enter the final score and winning team name clearly Get all officials to sign the sheet. If you have been assessed for a table officiating award: ask the referee/umpire to sign your assessment sheet. If you want to use the sheet as your evidence, ask for a copy before it is sent to the league.
