Game reports. Use the Games List function to select a specific game, or use the forward and back buttons on the control bar to browse sequentially through your game files. Se- lect your game files. Select game reports to display from the main menu, or by pressing the associated report button on the control bar. Season reports: Once you have selected a team you can select season reports to display from the main menu, or by pressing the associated report button on the control bar.
Game reports. Key individual stats for the last play entered are shown at the bottom right of the screen below the team stats. Xxxxxxx, passing and receiving stats are shown here for the play- ers involved in the play just entered. You can display any of the formatted game reports at any time to review current game statistics. You can access these reports from the Reports menu, or you can quickly ac- cess them from the Play Input screen by pressing one of the following keys: ALT+R Display the reports menu ALT+1 Display the scoring summary ALT+2 Display the current team stats ALT+3 Display the current individual stats ALT+4 Display the drive chart ALT+5 Display the current defensive stats ALT+6 Display the play-by-play summary ALT+7 Display the quickie stats report Refer to the chapter on "Game reports" for additional information on game reports.
Game reports. First select a game. Press the “Games” button to display a pick list of games, or press the NEXT or PRIOR control bar buttons to move from game to game. Once you have selected a game you can select reports from the main menu, or press the button icons on the control bar.
Game reports. First select a game. Press the “Games” button to display a pick list of games, or press the NEXT or PRIOR control bar buttons to move from game to game. Once you have selected a game you can select reports from the main menu, or press the button icons on the control bar. Season Reports: If you have not already selected a team for the current games directory, press “Teams” to choose your team from the list. Once you have select- ed a team you can select a report from the main menu, or press the button icons on the control bar. Printing a Report: To print a report, select File | Print on the report window menu. This displays the Print window where you can select a specific printer, number of copies, page rage, page size setup and other device options. Press OK on the Print window to print the report. Faxing a Report: To fax a report, select Print on the report window menu just as you would for printing the report. Then press the “Setup” button and choose the desired fax driver from the “Specific printer” list (this assumes that you have already installed a separate fax software product). Press OK to “print” the report to the fax device driver you have selected. Manipulating reports Reports on the Desktop: You can display several reports on the desktop at one time. Each window can printed, copied, or resized separately. You can close a specific window by selecting File | Close or by pressing the “close” button for that window. Or you can close all open windows by selecting Display | Close all. All report windows are closed when you exit the program. Copying a report: You can copy any report to the clipboard or to a speci- fied disk file. First, you will need to turn off the ‘style’ report option by selecting Display | ‘Style’ report options and unchecking the box next to “Enabled”. To copy the contents of a report to the Windows clipboard select Copy | Copy to clipboard. You can then paste the contents into any other Windows application. To copy the contents of a report to a disk file, select Copy | Copy to file. The report will be copied to the file you specify on your hard drive, jump drive, or other media. Zoom In/Out: The view menu of each report lets you select functions to Zoom in or Zoom out to change the size of a report. You can Revert to normal to restore the report to its original size. Not that when you print a report it will retain the current “zoomed” in or out sizing. Top/Left Margins: If the pages don’t center properly on your printer, you can...
Game reports. The referee will complete the team roster/game report sheet in a complete, legible, and timely manner. The team roster/game report will be mailed and postmarked within 24 hours of the time of the match and sent to the respective age group division coordinator, in the envelope provided by the home team. Risk Management and Player Passes: Upon completion of any assigned match the Referee will keep any retained passes. The referee will use the envelope provided by the home team for the game report to mail these passes into the respective age group division coordinator. These passes must be mailed in within 24 hours of game completion unless it’s a weekend or recognized holiday in which case the mailing must occur on the first date after the match on which mail service is available. In the event the home team does not provide the envelope, the report will be sent to the League referee liaison, who will forward it to the correct age division coordinator. If the game report is not received by the division coordinator within three (3) days of the game, the Division coordinator will contact the league referee liaison for further action. In the event the referee fails to submit the game report/passes in a timely manner as required, the League will contact the referee unit liaison for further action. In the event of an assault on a referee and/or assistant referee, within 24 hours the referee must verbally notify the referee unit liaison, the referee unit president, the district referee administrator, the lead assignor, and the state youth referee administrator. The referee shall also verbally notify the league president and/or the designated league liaison within 24 hours. A written report must be filed within 48 hours and submitted to the same people. FEE SCHEDULE AND PAYMENT: Referees are independent contractors who may provide referee services to various clubs affiliated with the league. Referees are compensated according to a fee structure agreed upon between the league and the referee unit on behalf of their members. Clubs pay the referee fees directly to the referee at the time that the referee service is rendered. The league reserves the right to xxxx its member clubs for fees not paid at the time of service. Game fees are based upon the age group the team is in. When Assignor receives notification Referee Action Needed Assignor Responsibility Referee Owed Referee Action 24 hours or more before kickoff Check Arbiter Daily Update Arbiter None Reassigned to re...
Game reports. 1. As documented by the SRC Policies and Procedures, Section VI:
Game reports. Required post-match documentation that is to be submitted by the Referee using the Online Game Reporting System.
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Game reports. The Game Reports screen can be accessed by clicking on Game Reports from the Control Panel. From this new screen, you can select a variety of game re- ports to view and print. This is also the screen that should be running on your laptop while you’re doing in-game scoring, so that you can easily access current box scores during games and print them during timeouts, etc. This chapter will explain all of the aspects of the Game Reports screen. Main Menu Options Under the “File” option, you’ll have the following choices: Open Directory - lets you choose what directory you want to open such as “MEN0708” or “2008”. Print - allows you to print the current screen Printer setup - allows you to select your printer, to choose between the land- scape and portrait orientations, the size of your paper and its source
