Lacrosse Scoreboard
Tap Goal to score. Turn on the clock and penalties when you need them.
Game log.
Every change is listed. Tap one to go back to it. With the timer on, you can correct the clock to the second here too.
History
Every point lands here. Tap any moment to go back to it.
Field and youth quarters.
Tap a format at the top to change quarter length and half-time.
| Format | Game time | Timeouts | Quarter break | Half-time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Field | 4 × 15 min | 2 | 2 min | 10 min |
| Youth | 4 × 10 min | 2 | 2 min | 5 min |
Leagues and age groups differ. Everything here can be changed in Settings.
Make it yours.
Pick a sport to open its scoreboard, then choose the colors and the numbers.
Sport
Opens that scoreboardTheme
Auto follows light and dark modeNumbers
On the board
Sticks up, clock ready.
Goals, penalties and timeouts, set up for four quarters.
Name your teams
Tap each name on the board. Your school or club name fits.
Start the quarter
Start or the space bar begins the countdown from 15 or 10 minutes.
Mark goals and penalties
Tap the score for a goal. Turn on Penalties to time each one under the team.
Use timeouts
Tap a team’s dot to use one of its two timeouts. The clock stops at once.
Built for lacrosse.
Some of these start switched off. Turn on what you need in Settings.
- Four quarters on a countdown
- The period control steps through the quarters, and a tie goes to 4-minute sudden-victory overtime.
- Penalty timers
- From 30 seconds to 3 minutes, and released when the other team scores.
- Two timeouts each
- Two dots per team show what is left at a glance.
- Breaks timed for you
- The break timer gives 2 minutes between quarters and 10 or 5 at half-time.
Questions.
Is this lacrosse scoreboard free?
Yes. Coaches and parents can use it without paying or signing up, and it remembers the game on that device.
Does the board have a shot clock?
Yes. Turn it on in Settings. It is set to 80 seconds, which you can change for your league.
How does scoring work?
Each goal is 1 point. Tap the big score or +1, and use −1 if a goal is waved off.
How do I show the lacrosse score on a field-side TV?
Set up the TV as a second display, then press Second screen and drag the window to it. Click for fullscreen. Players and parents can read the score from the sideline.