Scorekeeping Clinic - 2008

PowerPoint presentation slides (revised for clinic on 1/4/2008)

Game Sequence for Scorekeepers and Timekeepers:

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0. Blank scoresheet - Scorekeeper and Timekeeper duties
1. Pre-game preparations - Names/numbers, pre-tip-off free throws
2. Pre-tip-off Free Throws - Pre-tip-off free throws, running score, individual player points, PTO FT reconciliation
3. Player check-in, 1st Quarter, keeping track of playing time
4. Scoring - Marking points in the running score (official score) section and individual player point section
5. Fouls - Marking personal fouls, team fouls, and technical fouls
6. Substitutions - Marking mid-quarter substitutions, tracking playing time
7. End of 1st Quarter - Reconciliation of 1st-quarter points and fouls (team vs personal)
8. Player check-in, 2nd Quater - Tracking playing time
9. 2nd Quarter scoring - Running score is the official score
10. Timeouts - Marking timeouts, tracking timeout limits
11. Bonus situation - Bonus and double-bonus, one-and-one, stop clock for shooting fouls
12. End of 2nd Quarter (half-time procedures) - Reconciliation of points, fouls. Closing out the first half.
13. 3rd Quarter Check-in - Communication with coaches and referees, tracking playing time
14. 3rd Quarter Play - Foul-outs, playing time problems, technical fouls
15. End of 3rd Quarter - Playing time violations, priorities
16. 4th Quarter Check-in - Communication with Referees
17. 4th Quarter Play - Individual Scoring Limits
18. End of Game - Scoresheet reconciliation and signatures

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