Charting Trainer

Vermont High School Tennis

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🎓 Practice mode. The players are made up, and nothing is saved. Spectator view

Practice Match

Who's serving?

Match Complete

Or, how Home won it:

Or, how Visiting won it:

Home - Visiting

Decided by a tiebreak

Tiebreak points - Visiting tiebreak points

How much detail?

Once you start, this is locked in for the position. The three levels store the score differently, so switching after you've begun would strand what's already recorded.

Every point (recommended)

Every point is logged, with an optional note on how it ended, such as an ace, a winner or an unforced error. Parents and teammates watching from home see the score update point by point, including the current game score and who's serving. It also gives you the point log and undo and redo, and it lets a single disputed point be corrected after the match, not only the final score.

Games only

You tap whichever side wins each game, and sets close out on their own. It's faster to chart, but the live scoreboard only updates between games, so spectators see no current game score or serving indicator. There's no point log either, so after the match only the final set scores can be corrected, not an individual point.

Set scores

Enter each set's score once it's over. The live scoreboard shows nothing until a whole set finishes, and there's no game-by-game or point-by-point detail. Use it for a court nobody could staff in real time, or to record a result after the fact.

Issue Penalty

Offending side

Reason

What happened

Issued by You (practice)

This is unusually flagrant, so escalate beyond the suggested level

Escalate to

Match Format

Set format

Tiebreak score

Home - Visiting

The first side to 7 points wins, and it must win by 2. Past 6-6, play continues until one side leads by 2, such as 9-7.

End Match

How did the match end?

Winner

Built by Jay Lyon