Keep score. Keep the season.

One scorekeeper, one phone, play by play. The box score and every player’s season line come from that one book.

The baseball Scorebook mid-game: Northfield Falcons 14U 4, Creekside Eagles 1, top of the 5th; at bat Batter 3; pitching #12 Mateo T. with 73 pitches against a limit of 85, needing 4 days rest, highlighted orange; runners on first and second; balls 1, strikes 1, outs 1; and Ball, Called strike, Swing and miss strike, Foul and Ball in play keys.
Pitch count against the limit, in orange.

Two ways to score.

Every team keeps its record. Team plan teams keep the whole game.

  • Enter the final score

    Free

    Type in the result. It counts toward the team’s record.

  • Keep the Scorebook

    Team plan

    Record every play. Get the box score and season stats.

    Compare the plans

First play to box score.

Open the game in Events and choose Scorebook. The box score fills in as you go.

  • Undo takes back the last play
  • Kept by staff or a Scorekeeper
  • Everyone on the team follows along
Box score for the final against Creekside Eagles: Final, Win, us 4, them 1, Box score and Play-by-play tabs, and the batting table with AB, R, H, RBI and BB for Eli C., Caleb W., Owen P., Noah N., Leo H. and Jonah O.
A finished game’s box score.

No signal? Keep scoring.

Scoring is the one part of TEAMON3 that works offline. Everything else waits for a connection.

  • Plays save on the phone

    The Scorebook shows how many plays it has saved.

  • They catch up later

    Back online, saved plays go up in order.

  • Two books? Pick one

    Two offline books mark the game Needs review.

Your season in numbers.

Team, then Stats: the record, the leaders and every player’s line, from the games you keep.

  • Season, Career and Game by game
  • Only Scorebook games count toward player stats
  • Guardians see their player’s numbers
Team > Stats for the Fall 2026 season: Won 1, Lost 1 over 2 games, and Leaders: Owen P. and Noah N. for at-bats (3.0 a game), and Eli C. for runs (2.0 a game) and hits (2.5 a game), above the start of the Everyone table.
The Falcons’ record and leaders.

Eight sports. Ten rule sets.

Hockey covers ice and field. Lacrosse keeps boys’ and girls’ rules apart.

  • Baseball
  • Softball
  • Basketball
  • Volleyball
  • Soccer
  • Football
  • Hockey
  • Lacrosse

What it doesn’t do.

  • Advanced stats

    Box score and season lines only.

  • Scoring by voice or chat

    Every play goes into the Scorebook.

  • Stat questions to Trinity

    Trinity prepares changes you confirm. It doesn’t answer stat questions.

    About Trinity

Scoring questions.

Short answers. The support page has the rest.

Does a Free team get scores?

Yes. Staff can enter each game’s final score by hand, and it counts toward the team’s record. The Scorebook and player stats come with the Team plan.

Can two people keep score?

One person keeps the book at a time, and everyone else sees who it is. If two people kept the same game offline, it shows Needs review until one book is picked.

Which sports can we score?

Baseball, softball, basketball, volleyball, soccer, US tackle football, ice and field hockey, and boys’ and girls’ lacrosse. Not flag football, box lacrosse or wrestling.

Which plan includes the Scorebook?

The Team plan, which covers every member of the team. To bring your team in early, join the Early Team list.

Bring the Scorebook to your season.

Lock in the $99 founder price for your first Season Pass.

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