18/10/2026
It is fantastic to see so many teams doing rosters for scoring. I have put together a little 'How To' to assist. The score sheet below is an example and may not be exact, but you will get the gist.
The clipboard with the score sheet will be on a table as you walk in at Court 1. Normally available by 1/2-3/4 time in the game prior. If it is not there, the opposition team may have already collected it.
You will need to sit with the opposition scorer for the game. 1 team will use the paper score sheet and the other will operate the electronic board (Courts 1-4 only). If you are unsure how to use the electronic scoring, ask opposition to use it.
1. This section will already be filled out.
2. If the players on your team have paid the VNA and assigned themselves to the team, then they will already be listed. If not, please write their full name. If you have fill-in players, please add their name. You must also have a position next to their name for at least 1 quarter.
3. Scores are separated for each quarter and tallied.
4. This isnt necessarily essential as the umpires will keep track of centre passes, but if you can, try and initial each centre pass by using the first initial of team. If team has same initial, try using (H)ome & (A)way.
5. Cross a number each time a team scores a goal. This is another way to keep track of scores.
6. At the end of the game, the scorers from each team are to sign the paper score sheet. Then hand the sheet to the umpires to sign. The umpires will hand in the score sheet.