Public pages
Families follow along. You don't post updates.
Your team page, your league page and every wrestler's record are built from the results you already recorded. Nobody types a score into a group chat, and nobody asks the coach who won.
A team's public page on a laptop, and the same page in a parent's hand in the stands.
Three pages
A page for the team, the league and the wrestler.
Each one is a view of the same season. There is nothing to publish, because there is nothing separate to publish.
Team
Overview, schedule, roster, results, news
The live dual on top, what is next underneath, and the season's results as they land.
League
Schedule, standings, teams, wrestlers, results, archive
The whole league in one address, with past seasons kept in the archive.
Wrestler
Record, season stats, results, placements
Win-loss, what they are entered in now, how each bout was won, and where they placed at tournaments.
What is public
You decide how much is open.
These are youth athletes, so the defaults are cautious and you can be more cautious still — but never less than the platform allows.
- Roster: visible to anyone, visible to visitors with a free account, or hidden entirely.
- Results: visible to anyone, or to visitors with a free account.
- Grades: account-only, or not shown at all.
- Dates of birth are not collected anywhere in ScoreOps, and public pages are tested to refuse them.
- A team or league page can be taken off the public site altogether.
The app
The result reaches them before the text does.
Families follow a wrestler, a team or a league in the ScoreOps app. Following is free, and so is finding out how it ended.
- Free: live scores and results without an account, final-result alerts, schedule changes, and one wrestler followed.
- With ScoreOps Plus: a push when a followed wrestler is two bouts away, with a time estimate, when their bout is starting, and when a lineup goes up.
- Plus also opens point-by-point scoring and box scores, season analytics, past seasons and career history, and unlimited wrestler follows.
- Coaches and staff on an active workspace already have Plus on their own accounts.
Found by name
Searchable, shareable, permanent.
A grandparent who has never heard of ScoreOps can find the score.
- Your team and league pages keep their own addresses, so a link shared in January still works in March.
- Results, schedules and standings are readable without an account or an app.
- A wrestler's page collects their season in one place instead of scattering it across meets.
How it works
Recorded once, read everywhere.
- 01
Record the result
At the table on the control board, or afterwards from the paper sheet. - 02
The pages follow
The dual, the team page, the league standings and both wrestlers' records all move from that one result. - 03
Followers hear
Families following that wrestler, team or league get it in the app. - 04
You choose the doors
Open the roster and results as wide as your team is comfortable with, and no wider.
Give them somewhere to look.
Your page exists the moment your first result does.