How to print scorecards

Scorecards are paper sheets for the courts: one card per game, for the referee to fill in and the captains to sign. They come out court by court, in game order, so you can hand each court its stack.

Before you start

• You need access to the event’s planner.
• The event has a schedule: until it has games, the menu item is greyed out. See how to generate your schedule.

Steps

1. In your event’s planner, click the ⋮ button (Plus d’options) in the event header.

   

2. Click Imprimer les fiches de score.

   

3. Every card has the court, the time, the matchup, a line for the referees and a score box for each team. Turn off what you don’t need on top of that: Signatures des capitaines, MVPs, Cartes and À suivre (où chaque équipe et arbitre se rend après le match). When you print, your choices are kept on this browser for next time.

   

4. Click Imprimer. Your browser’s print window opens, where you pick a printer or save the cards as a PDF.

   

5. This is what prints. Each court starts on a new page.

   

What each card shows

• The game: its court and whether it’s a round robin or a playoff match, its division, its date and time, and the referees already on it. A team that isn’t known yet, such as a playoff seed, gets a line to write its name.
• For each team: a score box and, if you kept them, lines for two MVPs (the female and male MVP in a mixed division), for cards, and for the captain’s signature.
• À suivre: where each team and referee goes next that day, with the court and the time, and a team’s opponent. A playoff match also says where its winner and loser go next, and a team whose last pool game this is is sent to the playoffs.