Nothing to save
Tap a value and it's recorded. Lose signal or close the tab and your work is still there when you come back.
Blank is not a zero
Skip anything a player isn't trying out for. Nothing is stored, so it can never drag their ranking down.
Your scores are yours
You can't see other assessors' numbers and they can't see yours. Scoring independently is the whole point.
The job
Start to finishStep by step
Six steps- 1Tryouts
Sign in and open Tryouts
Sign in and go to Tryouts. If more than one tryout is running today, pick the one you're working — the roster and the scoring sheet both follow that choice.
You'll only ever see the divisions you've been assigned. If the list is empty, you haven't been assigned one yet — that's an admin fix, not something you've done wrong.
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Find the player
Type the bib numberand press Find, or tap the box and pick from the list. The list shows who still needs scoring, with a dot per section so you can see at a glance what's done.
Players you've already finalized drop off the list. You can still reach one by typing their bib number if you need to change something.
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Work down the sections
Each section holds a few things to score. Tap a value and it's recorded — there's nothing to save. Exactly what you're asked for depends on the board your club built; the reference below covers every kind.
Tap the same value again to clear it. A blank is not a zero — it means “not scored”, and it stays out of the player's totals entirely.
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Skip what doesn't apply
Position sections — pitching, catching, goalkeeping — usually carry a not trying outbutton. Use it for a player who isn't going for that position and the section collapses out of your way.
Skipping stores nothing at all. It is nota row of zeros, so it can never drag a player's ranking down.
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Add notes worth remembering
Any section can take a short note, and there's a box at the end for overall thoughts. Coaches read these next to the numbers — this is where “played up an age group all season” belongs.
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Review, then finalize
Review scoresshows everything you've entered on one screen. Check it, then Finalize. Until you do, your work is a draft — it's saved, but it doesn't count toward the player's totals.
You can re-open a finalized player and change something; it goes back to a draft until you finalize again. Your scores are yours — you can't see other assessors' numbers, and they can't see yours. That independence is the whole point.
What you might be asked for
Your club uses some of theseA row of buttons — 1 to 5, or 1 to 10
Tap the number. Higher is better; the value is the score.
−1 · 0 · +1
For things like hustle or attitude. It nudges a total rather than driving it — 0 means nothing to say.
Two buttons
A skill they either showed or didn't. Some count toward the score, some are recorded for information only.
A box for seconds
A dash or shuttle. Type the time as the stopwatch read it — faster is better, and the app converts it to points.
A box with a unit
Exit velocity, a vertical jump, a throw. Enter the measurement; higher is better.
A box for a whole number
Reps, made shots, catches out of ten.
A short list of labels
Choose the one that fits. Each option is worth what the club decided.
A text box or a camera button
Never scored. Recorded so a coach can see it later.
If something goes wrong
- The list is empty.You haven't been assigned a division yet. Ask your tryout coordinator.
- You lost signal, or the tab closed. Nothing is lost — your work is saved as you go. Sign back in and the player you were on is offered as a resume.
- You can't find a bib number.Either they're in a division you don't assess, or they're a walk-up who hasn't been added yet. An admin can add them in a moment.
- You scored the wrong player. Open them again and clear the values by tapping them a second time, then finalize.
Setting the tryout up instead? How to run a tryout covers the admin side.