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A season is worth more to a player when somebody kept the numbers. Every game scored in Ligue produces a full box score, and every box score rolls into the player’s season, so an athlete’s record grows game by game and a coach can see form, minutes and contribution without keeping a private tally on the side.
Team and player statistics come straight out of live scoring, so there is no second entry and no reconciliation. Points, rebounds, assists, goals, saves, kills, strikeouts — whatever the sport counts — are captured as the game is scored and totalled the moment it ends.
One game is a data point; a season is a story. Ligue keeps every game an athlete has played, so their profile builds across the year and across seasons — useful when a coach is picking a line-up, when a player wants to see their progress, and when a family wants something to show at the end of the year.
Each game gets its own box score, available to the people you have shared it with as soon as the final whistle goes. Coaches review it on the bus home, parents read it from the app, and the organization keeps a permanent record of what happened rather than a photograph of a paper scoresheet.
A box score only means something if it counts the right things, so the stat line follows the sport rather than a generic template.
Points, rebounds, assists, steals and blocks per player, team fouls tracked by quarter, and an efficiency figure built from the full line.
Goals, assists, shots, saves and cards by half, with minutes played so a coach can see contribution rather than just the scoreline.
Goals and assists by period, penalty minutes, shots on goal and goaltender saves, recorded the way a hockey game sheet expects.
Line score by inning with batting and pitching lines — hits, runs, RBIs, strikeouts and walks — per player.
Set-by-set scoring with kills, blocks, digs, aces and hitting percentage for each player on the sheet.
From live scoring. The scorekeeper records the game as it happens, and the box score, the team totals and each player’s season line are built from that single entry — nobody types the numbers a second time.
Yes. A correction updates the box score and every total it feeds, so a fix made on Monday is reflected in the season figures rather than living only in the original game.
They do. Statistics attach to the athlete, so their record carries from one season and one team to the next instead of resetting when the roster changes.
Yes, in the app, for the teams they follow. You control what the organization publishes, so you decide how much of the stat line is public.
More than 18, including basketball, soccer, ice hockey, baseball, softball, volleyball, lacrosse and rugby. Each records the statistics that sport actually keeps rather than a generic score.
Yes. Stats can be exported when you need them outside Ligue — for an end-of-season award night, a league report or a coach who wants to work through them in a spreadsheet.
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