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The whole season, in one product.

From the first weigh-in to the last standings update — and whether you score on a laptop or a clipboard. Six pages, each one a part of the job.

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Everything it does

Pick the part you are worried about.

Every claim on these pages is one you can go and check in the product. Each page carries real screenshots and the help article that walks you through it.

The ScoreOps control board mid-bout: a running period clock, red and green score columns, the takedown, escape, reversal, near-fall and penalty buttons the table presses, and the running team score for the dual.

Live scoringA private board. A public display.The control board is for whoever is at the table; the TV display is for everyone else. The clock lives on the server, so a refresh does not lose it.Live scoring & TV display

A resolved 16-wrestler single-elimination bracket with consolation rounds, showing winners advancing round by round to the championship bout.

TournamentsBrackets, mats and a bout board.Seed the bracket by dragging, queue each mat, record results with or without the clock, and print brackets and sheets for the tables.Tournaments & brackets

Public league standings for an eight-team season: dual record, win percentage, bout record, and team points for and against, ranked from first to last.

League seasonsStandings that add themselves up.Season rules, roster approvals and the schedule in one office, with standings built from the duals your teams record — live or from paper.League seasons & standings

The paper score sheet in full detail on a laptop: weight, both wrestlers, result, winner and each side's score per bout, with the dual's running team score above them.

Score sheetsThe clipboard counts.Enter a dual from the paper sheet after the fact and it counts exactly like a live-scored one — in the standings, on both team pages and in wrestler records.Paper score sheets

The weigh-in desk: a team's wrestlers on one sheet with weights typed in as each steps off the scale, allowable weight shown per wrestler, and anyone over class flagged.

Weigh-insWeights in. Lineups out.A weigh-in desk for the whole field, checked against your season's rules, and a lineup grid that turns two rosters into a bout card.Weigh-ins & lineups

A team's public page: season totals across the top, the live dual and upcoming events on the left, recent results, featured wrestlers and team news on the right.

Public pagesFamilies follow along. You don't post updates.Team, league and wrestler pages built from the results you already recorded — and an app that tells families when a bout is final.Public pages & fan alerts

Duals, tri-quads & scrimmages

Every kind of meet, one way to record it.

League or not, live or on paper, at home or in somebody else's gym — each bout lands in the same places, so no format needs its own spreadsheet.

Duals: two teams, a lineup built weight by weight, and a team score that keeps itself.
Tri-quads: one night, several teams, and each dual inside it set up for you.
Scrimmages: multi-team meets where you record the bouts you actually wrestle.
Tournaments: brackets and pools, hosted by you or by somebody else.
Non-league duals and outside placements: recorded to your team page, never to a league table.

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