Athletic Statistics
Keep game stats, season leaders and a records board in one organized place, and share them with your conference or the public only if you choose.
Stats often live in the scorebook on the bench, on a coach's phone and in a spreadsheet nobody else can find. When someone asks who holds the school record, the answer is a banner in the gym and a guess.
SALLIE keeps the numbers with the schedule they came from. Basketball, volleyball, soccer, football, cross country and track keep numbers; other sports are listed with their schedules. After a game the coach fills in the game sheet, the changes go on one card, and a yes records them. From confirmed games SALLIE builds each team's season stats and season leaders, and a records board for each sport and level. A confirmed mark that beats a record becomes the record, the old one stays in the history, and a tie does not take it.
For basketball there is also a scorebook. Keep the book on a tablet, phone or laptop: tap the court where the shot came from, tap the shooter's number, then tap miss, 2 or 3. SALLIE keeps shots, free throws, fouls, timeouts, substitutions and quarters for both teams, and draws a shot chart for a game or a season.
Sharing is your choice. Schools on SALLIE that play each other can form a conference. Three switches control what you share with it (results, athletes' stat lines and team rosters), all off until you turn them on, and you see another school's numbers only if you share the same thing yourself. A public results page with no sign-in exists only if you turn it on, and it shows no names, rosters or stat lines.
