LeagueMinder provides several ways to enter game scores, depending on whether you are working across your entire organization or within a specific team.
You can enter scores from the organization-wide Scores page, directly from a team’s schedule, or from the team’s dedicated Scores screen.
Enter Scores From the Organization-Wide Scores Page
- Log in to LeagueMinder.
- From the left navigation menu, click Scores.
- Locate the event you want to score.
- Enter the score information.
- Save your changes.
The Scores page provides a running list of events that have not yet been scored.
Events that will not be scored can be omitted from this view to help keep the list clean.
Enter Scores From a Team Schedule
- Select the appropriate sport, gender, and level.
- Open the team’s Schedule.
- Locate the event you want to score.
- Enter the Home Score and Away Score.
- Click the green checkmark to save the score.
This is the quickest option when you only need to enter a final score.
Enter Scores From the Team Scores Page
For more detailed score entry:
- Select the appropriate sport, gender, and level.
- From the blue navigation menu at the top of the team page, click Scores.
- Locate the event you want to score.
- Click Enter Score or select the score area for the event.
- Enter the appropriate score information.
- Save your changes.
The Team Scores page displays events for the sport, gender, and level you are currently viewing.
Enter Detailed Score Information
From the score entry screen or score drawer, you can enter more than just the final score.
Depending on the sport and your organization’s configuration, available information may include:
- Final Home and Away Scores
- Box Score details
- Game Highlights
- Game Recap
- Team Statistics
- Individual Player Statistics
- Sport-specific scoring options
Some sports may include additional scoring methods, such as stroke play or point play.
Game highlights and recaps entered in LeagueMinder can also publish automatically to the corresponding DigitalSports experience.
Note: Team and individual statistics require students to be rostered to the appropriate team. Some events may also include League, Non-League, or Tournament settings that affect standings. These settings are separate from the score itself.