4.6.4 Team fouls
For each period, four spaces are provided on the scoresheet (immediately below the team’s name and above the player’s names) to enter the team fouls.
Whenever a player commits a personal, technical, unsportsmanlike or disqualifying foul, the scorer shall record the foul against the team of that player by marking a large ’X’ in the designated spaces in turn.
At the end of each period, unmarked spaces will be ruled out with two lines as shown.
When a team reaches its fourth team foul the team foul marker shall be positioned on the scorer’s table.
Where – at the end nearest to the bench of the team in a team foul penalty situation.
When – the ball becomes live following the fourth team foul in a period.
Who – The team marker may be lifted up by the table official nearest the bench of the team in a team foul penalty situation (e.g. assistant scorer, timer, shot clock operator)
Why – If the scorer lifts up the team marker and passes it to a colleague, this could distract the officials from the game that is about to restart. This could mean that there are fewer table officials watching the court and could result, for example, in the game clock may be erroneously started later than it should be.
4.6.5 When substitutes enter the game for the first time
During the game, the scorer shall draw a small ’x’ (not circled) in the ’Player in’ column, beside the number of a player when he enters the game for the first time.
The scorer should use the pen colour of the period that is being played.
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4.6.6 Time-outs
Each team may be granted:
2 time-outs during the first half,
3 time-outs during the second half with a maximum of 2 of these time-outs in the last 2 minutes of the second half,
1 time-out during each extra period.
Time-outs granted shall be recorded on the scoresheet by entering the minute of the playing time of the period or extra period in the appropriate boxes below the
team’s name. Example, if 3:44 minutes are left to the end of the first period, the scorer shall record 7, because 10-3 =7.
Unused time-outs may not be carried over to the next half or extra period. At the end of each half, (1st and 2nd period, 3rd and 4th period), unused time outs will be ruled out with two horizontal lines as shown.
Should the team not be granted its first time-out before the last 2 minutes of the second half, the scorer shall mark 2 horizontal lines in the first box for the team’s second half.
4.6.7 End of period or interval of play
Recording the partial scores, fouls and unused timeouts.
At the end of each half and extra period, unused time-outs and team foul boxes shall be ruled out with two horizontal parallel lines as described above.
Team fouls and non-used timeouts, as described above.
At the end of 2nd period (first half), the scorer shall draw a thick line between the spaces that have been used and those that have not been used in the player personal foul boxes and the coach’s foul boxes. These lines shall be drawn in the DARK colour (blue or /black).
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MANOS, |
K |
20 |
X |
P2 |
P1 |
P2 |
P3 |
P |
D |
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SOCRATES, |
P |
33 |
X |
U2 |
P3 |
P2 |
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0 13 |
KING, |
P |
35 |
X |
U2 |
P |
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0 14 |
ALONSO |
J |
41 |
X |
Uc |
P2 |
P1 |
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The scoresheet should be made available to the Commissioner and Referee whenever they request to see it.