POOL PLAY THROUGH CHAMPIONSHIP SUNDAY
Three games Saturday, bracket play Sunday, five tournaments a summer. The team's whole season should not live in a spiral binder riding in someone's trunk.
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Travel ball scoring is regular scoring at triple volume. Games start at 8am and the last one ends under the lights. Time limits end innings mid-rally. The same pitcher cannot throw Sunday if Saturday's count ran long, and the tournament director wants proof. A book that handles one game fine starts falling apart across six.
Six games in a weekend means six scorecards, each saved and dated. Sunday seeding disputes get settled by opening Saturday's game.
Rest rules span the whole weekend, not one game. Keeping every game's pitching line in one place is how you prove eligibility.
Games save to your account as you score. The book cannot get rained on, left on a bleacher, or driven home in the wrong car.
Many tournaments play 6 or 7 inning games by age group. Pick the inning count when you start the card.
No new inning after 1:45 means games end in odd places. Score right up to the horn and mark the game final where it stands; an unfinished-looking book is often a correct one in travel ball. Run rules end games even faster, and international tie-breakers put runners on second in extras. Note the placed runner and score on.
If your team also has softball families, the fastpitch scorekeeping guide covers the parallel universe, and the pitch count tracker guide goes deep on rest rules.
Set up the account tonight, and this weekend the whole tournament lives in one place.
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