The hurling scoreboard that keeps up with the sliotar.

The ball is faster than the number-hanger.

Hurling is scored at speed. A point from the halfway line, a goal at the other end a minute later, and the volunteer at the old scoreboard is still hanging the last number. Most club grounds have no electric board at all, only the referee's notebook and whoever on the bank is keeping count.

How hurling is scored in WR Score.

A match is two halves of 30 minutes with the clock counting up, and 10 minutes of overtime on the clock. The game ends with the second half, and a draw stands.

On the Scoreboard each side has a Goals key and a Points key, each with a plus and a minus, and a Half key moves the game on or back. The clock starts and stops on the board, with corrections beside it.

The board shows goals and points side by side for each team, the clock and the half between them, and each team's total on the second row. Each squad gets a sheet of 26 rows with every player's number and points.

Print the team sheet, the scoresheet and the result sheet after the match, or a blank scoresheet before it.

On every screen at the ground.

Put Hall screens on the clubhouse TV, an LED wall or the screen above the bar, in your club's colours and the shape of each screen. When play stops, your sponsors come on, and each airing goes into a sponsor list. If the reading stops, the last score stays up, marked held, so the board is never blank.

See Hall screens

On the stream.

A hurling scorebug with goals, points and the running clock. Team line-ups before the throw-in, lower thirds, player cards and statistics for OBS, vMix or CasparCG. With Live Stream, WR Score sends it out itself: a camera or capture card, the score on the picture, to YouTube, Facebook, Twitch or any platform over RTMP or SRT.

For juvenile games you cannot film, Radio puts commentary on air alone, or over the live scoreboard as the picture.

Run the league and the juvenile championship.

Clubs, teams, players and referees live in one place. Run a league, draw a championship into groups, and close it with a knockout. The table is worked out from final scores with the sport's points and tie-breaks, and the bracket carries each winner on by itself. At a juvenile blitz, the day by pitch lays out every match in order.

Posts turns a result or a table into a picture in your competition's look, in four social sizes, saved for the club to share. Nothing goes out automatically.

See the tournament software