Lacrosse scoreboard guide
Every CineSportCam lacrosse board, the quarters and the game clock (free on every board), and what viewers see.
For parents and volunteers streaming lacrosse. Every lacrosse board, including the free one, has the quarter and the game clock. New to the scoreboard? Start with How to set up your scoreboard.
Pick your board
Lacrosse has 6 boards, one per card: four looks along the top or bottom and two Vertical sizes for a corner. There’s no Advanced or Compact board, because every board already shows everything.
Horizontal
Vertical
| Board | Free or Pro | What viewers see |
|---|---|---|
| Classic · Standard | Free | Team names, scores, QTR (or OT) with the quarter, and the clock. |
| Broadcast, Studio or Slim · Standard | Pro | The same, in that look and in your team colors. |
| Vertical and Vertical Large | Pro | The same, in a corner of the frame. |
The rules
Lacrosse uses fixed rules, so there’s no Rules page: four 12-minute quarters, shown as QTR, then one overtime period, shown as OT 1.
Score a game
- +1 and −1 for each team.
- The quarter, with − and +.
- The clock row: −1m, −1s, +1s and +1m to set the clock, and the play and pause button to run it.
The clock is free on every lacrosse board.
What viewers see
Fourth quarter, 1:58 to go: RAVENS lead STORM 11–10.
Remote scoring
Someone on the sideline can keep score from their phone’s browser, so you can follow the ball with the camera. See the remote scoring guide to start a session.
Tips
- Pause the clock at each whistle with the play and pause button.
- Fine-tune with ±1s. If the board drifts from the field clock, nudge it to match.