The scoring method of a basketball game:

(1) The record table has 4 "accumulated points" columns. The paired squares on the left are for team A to record, and vice versa for team B. Teams, in the middle two columns are the accumulated points of each team. ?

(2) For the team’s valid scores, the scorer shall draw a “/” line; for valid free throws, a filled circle “●” shall be drawn, and the accumulated points shall be recorded in the total points scored. , and then register the number of the player who scored the shot or free throw in the space on the same side as the new total score (next to the new/or ·). ?

(3) When a player shoots a 3-pointer, he or she must draw a circle to enclose the player's number; if a player throws the ball into his or her own basket, the opponent's score must be recorded; when the ball does not enter the basket but To judge a score (the defender interferes with the ball), the score of the shooting player must be recorded. ?

1 point - a free throw?

2 points - a mid-range basket in both zones (including a 3-point field goal shot that is caught in either zone while rising in the air) A player's legal touch becomes a 2-point shot. If the ball hits the basket, it will only count 2 points, not 3 points). ?

If a player of the team accidentally puts the ball into the team's basket, it will count as 2 points for the opponent's captain (regardless of whether the ball is a two-zone basket or a three-zone basket). ?

3-point shot - a three-point shot (including a 2-point shot that is legally touched by any player in the three-point area while rising in the air and becomes a 3-point shot. If the basket is made, it will count as 3 points. Not worth 2 points). ?

Does not count - A player intentionally throws the ball into his team's basket. This is a violation and does not count, and the opponent will be sentenced to serve. ?Offensive players' interference in scoring or interference will not count. A dead ball entering the basket does not count. If a throw-in player directly throws the ball into the basket, it will not count. This is a violation and the opponent will be sentenced to serve. ?

When the shooting player still has the ball in his hand and has not taken a shot, the shooting player or his teammate fouls, the ball becomes dead and the subsequent shot does not count. ?

When the 24-second signal sounds and the game time is over, the ball is still in the hand, and subsequent shots and layups will not count. ?Free throws committed by players who violate the rules will not be counted as free throws. ?

No points will be scored if the shooting player violates the rules (such as dribbling out of bounds, walking, dribbling twice, illegally carrying the ball, etc.) 1 point - free throw score?

2 points - A two-zone basket (including a 3-point shot that is legally touched by any player in the two zones as it rises in the air and becomes a 2-point shot. If the basket is scored, only 2 points will be counted, not 3 points). If a player of the team inadvertently puts the ball into the team's basket, it will count as 2 points for the opponent's captain (regardless of whether the ball is a two-zone basket or a three-zone basket). ?

3-point shot - a three-point shot (including a 2-point shot that is legally touched by any player in the three-point area while rising in the air and becomes a 3-point shot. If the basket is made, it will count as 3 points. Not worth 2 points). ?

Does not count - A player intentionally throws the ball into his team's basket. This is a violation and does not count, and the opponent will be sentenced to serve. ?

Scoring or interference by offensive players will not count. A dead ball entering the basket does not count. If a throw-in player directly throws the ball into the basket, it will not count. This is a violation and the opponent will be sentenced to serve. ?

When the shooting player still has the ball in his hand and has not taken a shot, the shooting player or his teammate fouls, the ball becomes dead and the subsequent shot does not count. ?

The 24-second signal sounds and the end of game time signal sounds. The ball is still in the hand, and subsequent shots and layups will not count. Free throws committed by a free throw player will not be counted as free throws. ?

No points will be counted if the shooting player violates the rules (such as dribbling the ball out of bounds, walking, dribbling twice, illegally carrying the ball, etc.).

2. Volleyball game scoring method

1) Work before the start of the game:

① Fill in the name, date, location, and team of the game on the score sheet Please check and sign the name and number of the athlete, etc. Please check and sign it. Once signed, no changes can be made.

②According to the notice of the first referee, the result of the pick is registered. The team on the left side of the recording table is Team A and the team on the right side is Team B. Mark an × on the starting team S and an × on the first receiving team R. ③Register the number of the players on the field, and after recording, hand the position list to the second referee.

④ Before the game, check whether the player numbers on the field match the position order on the scoresheet. After checking, raise both hands to signal to the referee that if there is an error in the check, the second referee should be notified immediately for handling.

(2) Work after the game starts: ① When the game starts, register the start time of the game.

② For the first serve, underline the 1 number in the first round table of the starting team’s serving order to indicate that the player in that position serves. At the same time, in the first round of the receiving team’s serving order An "×" mark is placed in the table to indicate that the team is receiving the serve. When scoring, mark "\" on the accumulated points on the right side of the team. After losing points, first mark "\" on the accumulated points scored by the opponent, and then mark the number 1 in the serving round table. Mark a "√" mark, and finally record the accumulated points of the losing team in the first round table of your side. The recording method for each subsequent round will be followed by analogy. When the six players take turns to serve once, the serving rounds will be recorded starting from the number 2 cell.

③When a team requests a substitution, the number of the substitute player should be filled in the box below the number of the substituted player, and the score should be written down in the box below. The score of the substituting team should be written in front, and Mark a "?" mark on a team's score to indicate that the team has the right to serve. When the substituted player comes on the field again, it will be recorded according to the above method, and finally a circle will be drawn on the substitute player's number to indicate that the substitute player cannot come on the field again in this round to replace a player.

④When a team requests a timeout, record the score at the time of the timeout in the box below the team's accumulated score column, and the same substitution method is required.

⑤ Recording method in the fifth game: When a team scores 8 points, the referee should be notified in time to allow the players to switch areas, and the number of the players in the serving order of the left team on the score sheet should be moved to the right in the corresponding column of the half inning. Underline "-" horizontal lines under the original accumulated points on the left and right sides to indicate the points scored by both sides before the change of field. The team that switches to the right will also draw a "-" horizontal line under the points it has scored. After the change of field, the score will be registered from then on. The service rounds will continue to be recorded sequentially, and the contents of the left team's substitutions and timeout columns will also be changed to the corresponding columns on the right.

⑥After the end of a game, a circle should be drawn on the final score of the two teams to indicate the final score of the team, and an "×" sign should be placed on the extra points in the points column and the end time should be filled in.

⑦ Warnings and penalties for delaying the game and warnings and penalties for bad behavior are recorded in the corresponding columns on the lower left. A circle is placed on the points earned by the opponent due to penalties.

(3) Work after the game: After a game, fill in the summary information in the column below the score sheet. Obtain signatures in the following order: scorer, captains of both teams, second referee, first referee. Finally, hand the score sheet to the competition organizer or competition team.