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Complete your team profile
Make the team easy to recognize on its public page, without putting private information on it.
Connect a team to a league
Find your league and ask to join, or accept the invitation it sends you, then submit your roster.
Get started as a team owner
Create a team or league workspace, verify your email, and reach the control center on a 14-day free trial.
See who is coming and take attendance
Families say whether they are coming; you confirm who turned up, even offline.
Set up a team for the season
Get the team page, roster, league, schedule and staff ready before the first meet.
Start the next season
Carry the roster into a new season, move everyone up a grade, and keep last season's results.
Rosters and eligibility
Add and import wrestlers
Build the roster once, by hand or from a spreadsheet, keep it up to date from the same file, and take wrestlers off when they leave.
Invite families and approve their requests
Email the adults on each record, approve families who ask to follow a wrestler, and change who has access.
Review and approve league rosters
Approve each team's roster or return it with a reason, and change an approved roster during the season.
League setup
Configure league season rules
Set the season's weights, team scoring, divisions and league rules before teams submit rosters.
Create a league
Open a league workspace, what it sets up for you, and what to do next.
Invite and approve league teams
Invite each team by email, or approve the teams that ask to join, so the member list is right before you schedule.
Lock, archive and choose the current season
Close a finished season so its results stay final, start the next one, export it, and choose which season families see first.
Publish league schedules and results
Make reviewed league information visible to families at the correct time.
Split a league into divisions
Put the league's teams into divisions at each level, so the standings show a table per division and a divisional record.
Accounts and roles
Accept a staff invitation
Join the team or league you were invited to, in the role it gives you.
Choose and switch workspaces
Make sure you're changing the right team, league or tournament.
Invite staff and choose permissions
Give your assistants and table workers the access they need, and change or end it when that changes.
Manage billing and workspace access
Where a team's or league's plan is managed, what happens when it lapses, and who can change it.
Understand roles and permissions
What owners, admins and Scorekeepers can do, and how to find out why a button is off.
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Results
Enter results from a paper score sheet
Report a dual your team scored on paper so it counts in league standings, even when the other team isn't on ScoreOps.
Read season stats and box scores
See every wrestler's record, your team's results in each league and outside one, weight-class depth, the records book, your league's wrestlers, and any dual's box score.
Match day
Meets and events
Build a league schedule
Put the season's duals and events on the schedule one at a time, a whole round at once, or from a spreadsheet.
Create a dual, tri, quad, or event
Choose the correct event shape and verify teams, weights, and bout order.
Run a scrimmage or tournament
Create a multi-team scrimmage or a bracketed tournament, put its bouts on mats, fix what changes on the day, and give families a board to follow.
Weigh-ins and lineups
Live scoring
Launch and monitor a TV display
Put the live scoreboard on a gym TV or a second device, for one bout, a whole dual or every mat of a tournament.
Rehearse a complete dual meet
Practice the full meet sequence from readiness through final review using local synthetic data.
Run a practice bout
Rehearse scoring and finalization using isolated synthetic data.
Score a standard bout
Run the clock, score what the referee awards, fix mistakes as you go, and finish the bout deliberately.
Results and corrections
Correct a final result
Fix a finished bout or dual on its desk, with a reason, so records, team scores and standings follow.
Correct a scoring mistake
Take back a wrong score with Undo, and know who can change a bout once it's final.
Troubleshooting
Fans and publishing
Fans and parents
Claim an athlete
Request the appropriate family connection without changing the public competition record.
Configure fan alerts
Choose which live, final, schedule, lineup, and digest updates you want.
Find and follow wrestling
Search for a wrestler, team, or league and build a useful fan home.
Protect the official clock and score first, then use the recovery guide before making speculative changes.