iScore Acceptance

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iScore Acceptance

Post by frankboz » Wed Jun 30, 2010 9:32 am

Our team will be heading up to Cooperstown for a tournament in a couple of weeks. I've been using iScore for our local games all season and haven't kept a paper book for any of our games. I'm wondering if anyone knows if a big tournament such as Cooperstown will have an issue with me using iScore for our games up there or will they require us to also keep a paper book.
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Re: iScore Acceptance

Post by plivengood » Wed Jun 30, 2010 10:48 am

I haven't been to Cooperstown, but have scored with iScore at several big Triple Crown and USSSA tournaments and haven't had any trouble. When you explain that not only can you produce a standard scorebook PDF, but also a play-by-play, and oh by the way you have an elapsed time timer (at least in the iPad version), most umpires and tournament directors are accepting. Just make sure you don't run out of battery power. Most tournament directors really only care about score, and innings pitched, anyway.
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Re: iScore Acceptance

Post by OhioTex » Wed Jun 30, 2010 10:55 am

plivengood wrote:I....and oh by the way you have an elapsed time timer (at least in the iPad version), most umpires and tournament directors are accepting. .....
elapse timer in iphone version v2.7 also
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Re: iScore Acceptance

Post by Jaskegreen » Wed Jun 30, 2010 11:12 pm

I just used it for our PONY All-Star Tournament. They just asked me to make sure my WiFi was off.
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Re: iScore Acceptance

Post by raether » Thu Jul 01, 2010 5:29 am

Jaskegreen wrote:I just used it for our PONY All-Star Tournament. They just asked me to make sure my WiFi was off.
What is the issue with WiFi being on?
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Re: iScore Acceptance

Post by raether » Thu Jul 01, 2010 5:32 am

frankboz wrote:Our team will be heading up to Cooperstown for a tournament in a couple of weeks. I've been using iScore for our local games all season and haven't kept a paper book for any of our games. I'm wondering if anyone knows if a big tournament such as Cooperstown will have an issue with me using iScore for our games up there or will they require us to also keep a paper book.
I only know a little about Cooperstown Allstar Village. From what I have heard, there is a stat and box score sheet you have to fill out at the end of each game. Our team will be up there July 10-16. Maybe you will be there the same week?
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Re: iScore Acceptance

Post by FTMSupport » Thu Jul 01, 2010 8:36 am

One of the developers of iScore will actually be in Cooperstown July 10-16 for his son's team... if you happen to see Santa Clarita Fury playing, stop by and say hi... he will be scoring with either an iPad or iPhone on the Fury side.
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Re: iScore Acceptance

Post by Bryan D Shepherd » Fri Jul 02, 2010 11:06 am

raether wrote:
Jaskegreen wrote:I just used it for our PONY All-Star Tournament. They just asked me to make sure my WiFi was off.
What is the issue with WiFi being on?
So that you cannot recieve messages from outside sources for coaching purposes. YOu can't use any communication devices in the dugout area for coaching purposes (i.e. scouting, etc.)
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Re: iScore Acceptance

Post by PetroGuy » Fri Jul 02, 2010 11:34 am

Well, the scorekeeper shouldn't be in the dugout anyway.

What is to keep coaches from using information from fans (parents of course) that have communications devices in the stands just outside the dugouts?
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Re: iScore Acceptance

Post by Jaskegreen » Fri Jul 02, 2010 2:03 pm

PetroGuy wrote:Well, the scorekeeper shouldn't be in the dugout anyway.

What is to keep coaches from using information from fans (parents of course) that have communications devices in the stands just outside the dugouts?
There isn't suppose to be ANY communication between anyone in the dugout and outside of the dugout.
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