The handball scoreboard that keeps the suspensions in view.

A suspension, and nobody noted the time.

Handball is loud, fast and full of goals, often played in town sports halls with a board that shows the time and the score and little else. The timekeeper tracks suspensions on a scrap of paper. When the bench asks when their player can come back on, the answer is a guess.

How handball is scored in WR Score.

A match is two halves of 30 minutes, the clock counting down, with 5 minutes of overtime. A draw can stand as the result.

On the Scoreboard each side has a key for a goal and a key for its timeouts, each with a minus for corrections. A Half key moves the match on, and a foul key counts fouls for the player named on the board. Start and stop the clock on the board; the corrections beside it move it by hand.

The board shows each side's score and timeouts, the game clock and the half, and possession. Under each team sits a line for the suspended player and the suspension. Each squad has a 15-row sheet: every player's number, suspensions and goals.

After the match, print the team sheet, scoresheet and result sheet, or a blank scoresheet.

On every screen in the sports hall.

Above the stand, in the clubhouse, on the LED wall by the court: Hall screens show the match wherever there is a screen, in your club's colours and the screen's shape. Sponsors run in timeouts and at half-time, never during play, with every airing logged. When the connection blinks, the last score stays, marked held. The screen never goes dark.

See Hall screens

On the stream.

The handball scorebug shows the score, the clock and who is sitting out. Line-ups before throw-off, player cards and statistics go to OBS, vMix and CasparCG, or WR Score streams the match itself from a camera or capture card to YouTube, Facebook, Twitch or any RTMP or SRT platform.

Youth handball you cannot film can go out on Radio: commentary, alone or over the live scoreboard.

Run the league and the youth tournament.

A handball club fields teams in every age group. Hold every club, team, player and official in one place, then build a league, or a tournament with groups and a knockout. Standings are worked out from each final score under your league's points and tie-breaks. On a youth tournament Saturday, the day by court shows every match on every court.

The scorekeeper pad opens on any phone by QR code, and every press is kept in the game's record.

Posts makes a picture of each result or table in your competition's look.

See the tournament software