Being able to score a game on paper is universally seen as the cornerstone of being able to score a game using any other method. While there are multiple applications and online solutions, scoring on paper provides an invaluable record whether you want to correct what you have done in an app or if your device fails to work during the game/live scoring.

In the Netherlands for example, scorers must first be assessed as competent in paper scoring before they advance to using MyBallClub. We will be establishing a development pathway for scorers that will create the required knowledge of scoring to enable them to score both on paper and then utilise the experience to utilise various app driven and online solutions.

If you would like to attend a course to learn more about scoring, please review our list below: