Scorekeeper referees use a paper or digital scoresheet to record and submit scores from matches during a competition. The type of scoresheet used at a specific event is determined by the event partner.
Off Grid Paper Scoresheet for Solo Matches
Off Grid Digital Scoresheet Screenshots
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How to Record the Score
- For paper scoresheets, it is critical that the correct match type and team number are entered on the scoresheet.
- Digital scoresheets allow the scorekeeper to select the team number and match type, and should confirm these with the team before the match starts.
Recording the Scoring Information
The scorekeeping referee should count and check the box once the task is completed.
- Fly through panel 1: large hole (see criteria in rule 3.1.3).
- Fly through panel 1: small hole (see criteria in rule 3.1.3).
- Color match: Pad 1 (see criteria in rule 3.1.4).
- Fly under arch gate (see criteria in rule 3.1.5).
- Fly through blue keyhole (see criteria in rule 3.1.6).
- Fly through teal keyhole (see criteria in rule 3.1.6).
- Fly through panel 2: large hole (see criteria in rule 3.1.3).
- Fly through panel 2: small hole (see criteria in rule 3.1.3)
- Color match: Pad 2 (see criteria in rule 3.1.4).
- Parked vehicle at end of the match (see criteria in rule 3.1.8)
- Docked drone at end of the match (see criteria in rule 3.1.9)
- Select zone of canister (see criteria in rule 3.1.7)
- Enter match stop time if required (see criteria in rule 3.1.10)
Verify the Counts
- After recording the counts, show the scoresheet to the team so they can check that each count is correct; even one missed object or action can affect a team’s ranking.
- Teams are only verifying the individual counts, not the score. If using paper scoresheets, scorekeeper referees are not expected to calculate the match score.
How to Submit the Score
- For paper score sheets, submit a completed paper scoresheet and hand it to the software operator for entry into Competition Control.
- For digital scoresheets, select the save icon to save the match.