I bought Iscore midway through fall ball for my sons team. The way I learned to manage Iscore was to go back to the old games and load them into Iscore from the books. It did not take long until I could keep the paper scorebook for the team (because that is the umps expectation) and manage Iscore b...

jcbeckman wrote:Did you know you can get aggregated stats by organizing your games into "leagues"? Then you email the stats from the Team Manager section instead of the Game Manager.

No, I didn't. Thanks for the tip, I'll check it out.

I bought Iscore midway through fall ball for my sons team. The way I learned to manage Iscore was to go back to the old games and load them into Iscore from the books. It did not take long until I could keep the paper scorebook for the team (because that is the umps expectation) and manage Iscore b...

With Iscore you can email the games to yourself for the stats and you can group games in leagues to have cumulative stats then email them separately. I think that would solve both 2 and 3 Well, a few reasons: * I don't think i could score fast enough at games (at least not without a lot more practi...

I would be interested in a desktop version as well. Here's what i currently do for a softball team: 1. Keep scoresheet (paper) at game. 2. Using scoresheet software (good product, a competitor, so i won't mention it's name), recreate (basically rescore) the game. 3. Use softball/baseball software th...