1. CORRECT STATSKEEPING PROCEDURE

2. The Table Scoring Sheet2 3 1 4
The Table Scoring Sheet
Page 1
IF : : Illegal Body Check
JH :00NR : Slash
Header
Your team
Opponent team
Date
Your name (if clarification is needed)
Penalties
Keep track of both teams’ penalities. If a
player accumulates 5 min. of personal fouls, he is fouled
out and can no longer play in the game.
Team
# - Jersey #
Length - how much time to serve. Indicate
non-releasable (NR) if applicable.
Quarter
Time - on clock
Infraction – reason for penalty
Time Outs
Keep track of both coaches’ time outs.
Each team is allowed (2) time outs per half.
Goals
Use tick marks to keep a tally on the score
Add up the marks for the Final Score
The IF player is released if the opponent scores a goal.
A player may NOT be released from box even if their penalty time has expired (running time) 1) During a dead ball situation – player must wait & be released on next whistle or 2) during face off plays until official signals possession.
The non releasable penalty must serve his full time even if opponent scores.
Any player in the penalty box when quarter is over, must serve remaining time in the next quarter.
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3. The Table Scoring Sheet
Opponent Shots
WIDE
SAVED
DEF BLOCKED
GOAL
1st Q - Jersey #________
2nd Q - Jersey #________
3rd Q - Jersey #________
4th Q - Jersey #________
The Table Scoring Sheet
Page 2
SCORING
Qtr.
Team
Goal
Asst.
Time
Opponent Shots
Used to tally the goalie save %age
Write in goalie’s jersey number.
Use tick marks in the correct quarter/column
Scoring
Just another place to keep track of who scored, who assisted (if anyone) and what time/quarter it took place.

4. ONE SHEET
All stats are recorded on this sheet. Fill in the opponent team name, date and what team
you are statting for.

5. 15 7 7 2 2 2 15 30 87
IF player 15 faces off against opponent player 2. IF player gets the groundball, winning the face off. Circle the win.
IF player 7 faces off against opp. player 2. Opp player 30 gets the ball for the win. Do not circle since we did not gain possession.
IF player 7 faces off and his teammate #87 gets the groundball for the face off win/possession. Circle the win.
Face Off:

6. 95 16 95 95 42
7:13
1:02 W S
IF player 95 takes a shot and scores. Write in the time of goal and circle the column.
IF player 16 shoots and scores, assisted by 42. Circle the column. An assist is credited if the pass was part of the play,
meaning 42 passed to 16 who immediately shot and scored.
3) IF player 95 shoots wide and in the next one 95 shoots on goal but it is saved by their goalie.
Shots:

7. Opponent Shot: Groundballs: G S S W S W 88 14 95 19 11 17
You do not have to keep track of opponent shots if someone else is tracking them on page 2 of the Table Sheet. If you do , you can just
put the outcome in the boxes.
W-Wide, S-Saved, G-Goal, B-Defender Blocked G S S W S W 88 14 95 19 11 17
To indicate groundballs, just write in the players jersey number.
**Groundballs are only credited when there is a battle for the ball. A player running down the field, drops the ball and picks it up is not credited with a groundball. An opponent runs down the field, drops the ball and IF picks it up...IF is not credited with a groundball.
Groundballs:

8. Caused Turnovers: Turnovers: Clears:
Write in the player’s jersey number when he makes the opponent lose the ball and gains possession. If that player gets
the groundball put his number in that box as well. Sometimes one player will cause a turnover and his teammate will
get the groundball. An interception is a CT that needs to be marked with an (i) and also credited as a groundball.
Turnovers:
Write in the player’s jersey number when he loses the ball and allows the opponent to gain possession.
Clears:
Write in the player’s jersey number when he successfully moves the ball from the defensive area, across the midline
and into the offensive side. 88 14 95 14 i 95