This free flag football score sheet lets you keep a full record of a game on a single page: a scoreboard for both teams by half, a scoring log to track every touchdown and extra point, and a team stats box for first downs, interceptions, penalties, and more. It is built to print low-ink, so print one per game and hand it to your scorekeeper or referee.
Quick Facts: Flag Football Score Sheet
- A two-team scoreboard with columns for each half, overtime, and the final score.
- A 14-row scoring log to record the time, team, player number, scoring type, and running score.
- A team stats box for touchdowns, extra points, safeties, first downs, interceptions, sacks, penalties, and timeouts.
- Signature lines for the referee, scorekeeper, and winning team.
- Free to download and print, designed low-ink for one game per page.
What Is on the Score Sheet
The sheet is organized the way a game actually unfolds. At the top is a game info bar for the date, league or division, field, and start time. Below it, the scoreboard has a row for the home team and the away team with columns for the first half, second half, overtime, and final. The scoring log is where you record each score as it happens, and the team stats box on the right keeps a running tally of the numbers coaches care about. Signature lines at the bottom let the referee, scorekeeper, and winning team confirm the result.
How to Keep Score in Flag Football
Scoring in most flag football leagues follows the same pattern: a touchdown is worth 6 points, the extra point is worth 1 from a short conversion or 2 from a longer one, and a safety is worth 2. Each time a team scores, write the time, the scoring team, the player number, and the type of score in the scoring log, then update the running score in the “Score H-A” column so you always have the current tally. Point totals can vary by league, so confirm your rulebook and adjust the values if your league scores differently.
Perfect for Leagues and Tournaments
Because it is one clean page per game, this score sheet works for a weekly league game, a tournament pool, or a pickup game where you just want an official record. Print a stack before a tournament so every field has sheets ready, and pair it with our flag football play sheet so your coaches have a place to design plays and your scorekeepers have a place to record them. Running a bracket for the event? Grab a printable one from our brackets hub.
Flag Football Score Sheet FAQ
How many points is a touchdown in flag football?
A touchdown is worth 6 points in most flag football leagues. The extra point is typically 1 point from a short conversion or 2 points from a longer one, and a safety is worth 2. Confirm the exact values with your league rulebook.
How do I use the scoring log?
Each time a team scores, fill in a row with the time, the team, the player number, and the type of score, then write the new running score in the “Score H-A” column. This gives you a full play-by-play record of how the game was scored.
Is the score sheet free to print?
Yes. The score sheet is a free PDF designed to print low-ink in black and white, one game per page, so you can print a stack for a full slate of games.
Does it work for 4-on-4 or 7-on-7?
Yes. The scoreboard, scoring log, and stats box are format-agnostic, so the sheet works for 5-on-5, 4-on-4, or 7-on-7 games. Only the scoring values might change by league.
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