The scoreboard for basketball.
Game clock, shot clock, fouls and the bonus — kept on a phone or read from the arena's board. On the stream, on the hall screen and in the league table.
Basketball is where WR Score started.
We produce basketball. Every game had the same problem: getting the numbers from the scoreboard into the broadcast, correctly — the game clock, the shot clock, the fouls, the score.
So basketball is where WR Score learned to read a board, and the first sport it proved on a real one.
Your rules, built in.
Choose the preset you play by — FIBA, NBA, NCAA or high school — and the period length and the shot clock are set for you. The shot clock's two resets carry their own numbers, 24 and 14, and it never shows more time than the period has left.
WR Score also knows what a basketball game cannot do. A team's fouls never go down, and a score of 4772 never goes on air.
Two ways to get the score.
Keep it on a phone.
The scorekeeper pad is the table officials' desk at phone size: game clock, shot clock with its resets, +1, +2 and +3, team fouls, timeouts, period and possession. Every press is in the game's record.
See the Scoreboard appRead the arena's board.
Point a camera at the scoreboard. WR Score reads the clock, the score and the fouls — and the player rows with number, fouls and points, and the lamps for timeouts, bonus and possession.
See OCRMix them as you need. Let the camera read the score, and let the scorekeeper send the clock.
The shot clock above the basket.
In most halls the shot clock is not on the main board. It sits above each basket, across the court. WR Score reads two boards in one session — the main board with one camera, the shot clock with another. Every field lives on one board, so the two never disagree.
On the stream, like television.
A basketball scorebug with the score, the game clock, the shot clock, the period and the team fouls. Line-ups before tip-off, player cards, period and final cards, statistics at the break, the league table and the bracket. All driven by the live score — ready for OBS, vMix and CasparCG, or streamed straight from WR Score to YouTube, Facebook or Twitch.
Your sponsor
On the hall screen.
Hall screens put the game on the TV or the arena's LED screen, in your club's colours: the scores with fouls, timeouts and bonus, the clock, the period, the shot clock and possession. In timeouts and breaks it shows your sponsors.
A gym without a scoreboard has one tonight.
See Hall screensThe sheets and the league table.
Every point, foul and timeout is in the game's record. After the final whistle, print the basketball team sheet, scoresheet and result sheet on A4 with your league's logo, or save them as PDF. Every player's box score is kept on the match.
Run the league in the same app: leagues, groups and knockouts, a table with basketball's points — 2 for a win, 1 for a loss, then the games between the tied teams — and a bracket that moves winners on by itself. Start from the demo league: two divisions, ten teams and three rounds already played.
See the tournament software| # | Team | W | L | Pts |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Spain | 3 | 0 | 6 |
| 2 | Italy | 1 | 2 | 4 |
| 3 | France | 1 | 1 | 3 |
| 4 | Germany | 1 | 1 | 3 |
| 5 | Netherlands | 0 | 2 | 2 |
Youth basketball, followed by every family.
Where a club cannot film its young players, go on air with the commentary alone, or with the live scoreboard as the picture. No child is on camera.
See RadioTime back for the people at the table.
Basketball runs on volunteers at the scorer's table and small crews behind the camera. WR Score takes the typing off them — and gives the club a broadcast, a hall screen and a league table to show its families and its sponsors.
Plans that follow your season.
Plans follow the basketball season — pay for the months you have games, not for the summer. Club costs €30 / $30 a month, without VAT.
Questions.
FIBA, NBA, NCAA and high school.
Yes. Read it with a second camera, in the same session as the main board.
Yes — number, fouls and points for each player row.
Yes. The pad opens from a QR code, with nothing to install.
Yes. The camera reads the bonus and possession lamps, and on the scorekeeper pad possession is one press.