Why scores are inaccurate in Media...

[NovasMom]

yeah. And I had to deal with not only the difference in scoresheets themselves (legal/vertical; legal/horizontal; letter/vertical; letter horizontal--shots vs saves blah blah)<br><br>BUT some scorers put the time down as "time elapsed" (which I think is correct) and some enter it as the "time remaining" as on the scoreclock...<br><br>Breck has probably the WORST scoresheet I've seen. (Hmm..well, maybe Redwing. We could set up a poll!?)<br>Breck's scoresheet had about 40 lines for the roster--extremely teeny spaces. But it was filled out by hand, then a crummy, very dark xerox was giving to the other team.<br><br>I had to photoshop the doggone thing to scan a copy that was readable! (but only after I took a 00 rapidograph pen and darkened all the entries).<br><br>Is this worth it? I'm not sure--ask me 20 years from now!<br><br>PS: Although they are...ahem...minimalistic..., I actually like the scoresheets from Steve at VMIA. If you have an accurate roster in your posession, they are perfect. <p></p><i></i>

[ghshockeyfan]

True, true on VMIA. Never had the Breck experience I don't believe as last I saw them they may have been at the old rink! It's been a while... <p></p><i></i>

[NovasMom]

well, just go to my link and find the breck games...(although they are significantly cropped and enlarged!). <p></p><i></i>

[ghshockeyfan]

Ah yes - very nice! <p></p><i></i>