Every shot, where it came from
Advanced Mode on iPad: tap the ice where the shot came from, then goal, shot on net, blocked or missed. Faceoffs, hits and stoppages each have their own button.
In betaTower Scoring · For the scorekeeper’s table
Tap the ice on an iPad and Tower Scoring records where every shot came from, every faceoff and every hit. It times the penalties, marks the power-play and shorthanded goals, and sends the final to every phone that follows the game.

What you can do
Advanced Mode on iPad: tap the ice where the shot came from, then goal, shot on net, blocked or missed. Faceoffs, hits and stoppages each have their own button.
In betaTower Scoring runs every penalty clock and ends a minor early on a power-play goal. Power-play, shorthanded and empty-net goals mark themselves, and the game-winner resolves on its own.
In betaA paper scoresheet prints before puck drop. If the rink Wi-Fi drops, Tower Scoring shows what didn’t save and lets you retry.
In betaThe refs sign the scoresheet from their own accounts, so the final is the crew’s too.
In betaRec Mode runs the whole game live from a phone: goals, assists, shots and penalties.
In betaNot scoring live? Photograph the paper sheet after the game. It’s checked before the stats count.
Available nowOn the roadmap Pro Mode: a scorekeeper and a stats keeper on the same game.
Rulebooks it follows
How it connects
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Screens use a demo league. All teams and players are fictional.
Questions
No. Keep your paper sheet and photograph it after the game. Tower Scoring is there when your league wants live scores.
USA Hockey by default, with NHL, PWHL and NCAA variants for the leagues that play them, plus your league’s own mercy rule.
Tell us where you play. A real person reads every note and writes back, usually within a day.