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FIBA Scoring Duties Guide for Parents

This document provides instructions for scoring basketball games at the representative level. It explains how to complete the official FIBA score sheet, including recording scores, personal and team fouls, timeouts, and other game details. Scorers are responsible for accurately tracking points, fouls called by referees, and notifying referees when players or coaches reach foul limits. Proper scoring requires correctness, concentration, communication, cooperation and teamwork.

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FIBA Scoring Duties Guide for Parents

This document provides instructions for scoring basketball games at the representative level. It explains how to complete the official FIBA score sheet, including recording scores, personal and team fouls, timeouts, and other game details. Scorers are responsible for accurately tracking points, fouls called by referees, and notifying referees when players or coaches reach foul limits. Proper scoring requires correctness, concentration, communication, cooperation and teamwork.

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First named Team is the A team.

FOULS
Second Named Team is the B team. Record all personal, team & coach fouls committee and calling
rd nd
Fill in Date, Time, Court Grade and sex. to the timekeeper 3 Personal 2 Team foul
Fill in names of Teams, and players names and number Personal fouls are recorded beside the players number
in numerical order. Players surname in upper case first
name lower case.
P Personal foul (Side Ball)
Scoretable & FIBA Sheet Fill in Coach name
P1 Personal foul- One Free Throw
SCORING P2 Personal foul- Two Free Throw
This information has been compiled to assist parents to perform
Scoring duties required at representative level. It is extremely
There are four columns for this running score on the score P3 Personal foul- Three Free Throw
important that everyone know the current timing and sheet. Each column contains four vertical spaces. The twin T2 Technical Foul against a player
regulations. Scorer Officials are required to assist the Referees spaces on the left are for team A and twin spaces on the right
in the smooth running of the game. NO barracking or are for team B. In the centre space is running score (160
U Unsportsmanlike Foul (number of free throws)
questioning of referees decisions are allowed or show reaction points) for each team. D Disqualifying Foul (number of free throws)
to the game. Always conduct oneself in a professional manner c All fouls against both teams involving penalties of the
and do not become involved with the bad behavior of others. Write the number of player who score same gravity and cancelled are indicated by adding
small c beside the P,U,D,T,C or B
The keys to being successful on the score table next to the total for the team. To mark
Correctness Rule Knowledge the score use:- 1 2 3 4 5
Concentration Personal Ability A diagonal line for successful field
Communication Professionalism
goals
7 HOLDENEdward P2 P U2
Co-operation Team Work
Without these four elements the scoretable will not work A dot for successful free throws.
And in the team foul boxes immediately under the name of
efficiently Missed free are NOT recorded.
the team and above the players name.
The person doing the score-sheet should also act as A diagonal line for successful
chairperson, signaling to the referee, or acknowledging the 3 points shots Circling the players
referees calls. The other person, should do the timing of the VC Only
number 7
game, check the scorer and operate the scoreboard. Metro
END OF EACH PERIOD
A the ends of each period, circle (O) the last Score for both
The official Score sheet for representative level is the FIBA At the end of each period place 2 parallel lines in the Teams
vertical sheet. teams. Using one thick line underlining both the score and the
Fouls that are unused.
VC use a four quarter number of the player who scored those points
Enter score of that period in the designated

VJBL and North West use a Two 20 minutes Halves
box at the Bottom of the Score sheet.
It is recommended that the scorer use a pen with 2 colour pen Scores A B = =
Blue & red are recommended, and never finish in red.
First Half 6 7 Coach Technical Fouls record against the coach and are NOT
THE SCORER - will complete the official Score sheet. TEAM FOULS
The Scorer is responsible for:- Second Half 6 2 B2 Bench Technical Foul recorded against the Coach
Recording all successful baskets scored and calling the Box around players fouls at the end of each period
score (of the scoring team only) to the Visuals Operator. C2 Coach Technical Foul recorded against the Coach
Place 2 parallel lines = for unused time-out of each half
Recording all Personal Fouls and Team Fouls and calling HOLDENEdwardCoach C2 B2
At the beginning of each period the score shall continue the
these to the Visuals Operator e.g. 3rd personal 2nd team.
process (as per above) from the point of interruption
Immediately informing the Referee if a player has TIME OUTS
committed their 5th Personal Foul or 2nd Unsportsmanlike Time-outs are recorded in the boxes below the teams name.
END OF GAME
Foul. One set of boxes per half and extra time if required.
At the end of the game, circle (O) the last score for both teams
Recording Coach (bench) fouls and informing the Referee The game elapsed time (whole minutes) is recorded inside the
using thick lines = underline both the score and player number.
when the Coach has reached two fouls of his own or three Draw a diagonal line to the bottom of the column (running box indicates a time out has been taken
accumulated from his bench
Score)
Recording all Time Outs used in each half for each team Place 2 parallel line= through unused time outs and team fouls
and informing the Referee when a Coach has used all Place 1 line - through unused player & Coach fouls boxes 1half 5 =
Time Outs available Enter the final score and the name of the winning team.
The scorer shall then sigh the score sheet and shall have it
countersigned by the timekeeper, the umpire and the referee.
PRE GAME The referee shall be the last to sign the Score sheet and this act
At least 10 minutes before the beginning of the game, the team terminates the administration of the game
manager shall obtain the relevant Score sheet

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