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Sports clubs by sport · SP-20
Netball and Basketball Score Sheet
Netball score sheet that also serves basketball — score by period, every player with goals and fouls, and time-outs and substitutions in order.
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2 pages. Choose your paper size — both versions are laid out identically, so neither one gets shrunk to fit.
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What this sheet is for
Give the bench scorer one sheet that keeps score, players and sanctions straight. Both captains can sign it at the end.
Who it is for
Bench scorers, timekeepers, coaches and captains in netball and basketball leagues, school fixtures and tournaments.
How to use it
- Fill in both teams, the officials and the start time.
- List every player for the home side on page one and the away side on page two.
- At the end of each period write both teams' score for the period and the running total.
- Log each time-out, substitution and sanction with the time and the score.
- Enter the final score and have both captains sign.
What is on the sheet
2 pages, in this order:
Page 1
Printed under the title: A score sheet for netball or basketball — every player who took the court with their goals and fouls or cautions, the score at the end of each period, and the time-outs, substitutions and sanctions as they happened. Periods, their length and the foul or caution limit are your competition's rules; the sheet counts, your rules decide.
Write-on lines: Home team · Away team · Competition · Date · Venue / court · Start · Umpires / referees · Scorer / timekeeper · Home coach · Home captain · Away coach · Away captain
Home team — everyone on the sheet, playing or not
Table, 12 rows: No. · Player · Positions played · Goals · Fouls / cautions · Started
Write-on lines: Score, period 1 (H / A) · Period 2 (H / A) · Period 3 (H / A) · Period 4 (H / A) · Extra (H / A)
Page 2
Away team — everyone on the sheet, playing or not
Table, 12 rows: No. · Player · Positions played · Goals · Fouls / cautions · Started
Time-outs, substitutions and sanctions — in order, with the time
Table, 5 rows: Period · Time · Team · Player(s) · Event · Score at the time
Write-on lines: Final score — home · Final score — away · Winner
Signature strip: Home captain · Away captain · Scorer / timekeeper
Questions
Why are the period rows blank instead of printed as quarters?
Because netball and basketball play different numbers of periods of different lengths, and junior and tournament formats differ again. Write the period as your league names it.
Why is there no foul-out limit printed?
Because the number of fouls or cautions that put a player off is a competition rule and differs between sports and leagues. The sheet counts them; your rules say when it matters.
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