Hockey
🏒Free printable hockey game sheet
A free printable hockey game sheet and score sheet: rosters, goals and assists by period, penalties and PIM, shots, goalie saves, OT and shootout, and officials’ signatures on one page.
The game sheet
Type the game details and team names at the top if you like, or print it blank. Only the sheet prints, on one US Letter page.
Hockey game sheet
| # | Player | Pos |
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| Per | Time | G # | A1 # | A2 # | PP/SH/EN |
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| Per | # | Infraction | Min | Off | On |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| # | Goalie | SA | GA | Saves |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| # | Player | Pos |
|---|---|---|
| Per | Time | G # | A1 # | A2 # | PP/SH/EN |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Per | # | Infraction | Min | Off | On |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| # | Goalie | SA | GA | Saves |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Team | 1 | 2 | 3 | OT | SO | Final |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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| Home |
| Team | 1 | 2 | 3 | OT | Total |
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| Home |
| Team | R1 | R2 | R3 | R4 | R5 | Goals |
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Free printable hockey game sheet · simplestandings.com/hockey-game-sheet
On the sheet
What it records
- Game details
- League or tournament, division, date, start time, arena and game number, with the visiting and home team names.
- Rosters
- 20 lines per team for jersey number, player name and position (C, LW, RW, D or G).
- Goals and assists
- 11 lines per team: period, time, the scorer’s number, up to two assists, and whether it was a power-play (PP), short-handed (SH) or empty-net (EN) goal.
- Penalties
- 8 lines per team: period, player number, infraction, minutes (PIM), and the time off and on.
- Goalies
- Number and name for each goalie who played, with shots against, goals against and saves.
- Score and shots by period
- Goals and shots on goal for each team in the 1st, 2nd and 3rd periods and overtime, the shootout, and the final.
- Overtime and shootout
- How the game ended (regulation, overtime or shootout) and 5 shootout rounds per team.
- Signatures
- Lines for the referees, linesman, scorekeeper and timekeeper, and both teams’ coaches or captains.
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The case
Why Simple Standings
Beer leagues, shinny nights, ball hockey and weekend tournaments still need someone at the bench with a pen. This sheet has everything a scorekeeper writes down during a game, on one US Letter page: both rosters, every goal with its assists and the period and time it went in, penalties with their minutes, shots and the score by period, the goalies’ saves, how the game ended, and lines for the officials to sign. Type the league, teams, date and rink before you print if you like, or print it blank and write everything in. After the game, the final score goes into a free Simple Standings table, where a win, a loss or an overtime loss moves the points for you.
The roster
Features
- Two rosters of 20 lines: number, name and position
- Goals with up to two assists, by period and time, marked PP, SH or EN
- Penalties with the infraction, minutes (PIM) and the time off and on
- Score and shots on goal by period, overtime and shootout
- Goalie lines for shots against, goals against and saves
- 5 shootout rounds for each team
- Signature lines for referees, linesman, scorekeeper, timekeeper and both coaches
- Prints on one US Letter page, with or without the details typed in first
Game plan
How it works
- 01
Print it
Type in the league, teams and date first if you like, then print. It fits on one Letter page.
- 02
Keep score at the rink
Rosters before puck drop, then goals, assists, penalties and shots as the game goes.
- 03
Post the result
Report the final score in Simple Standings and the points table updates for the whole league.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
- How do I print it on one page?
- Press Print this sheet (or Ctrl+P, Cmd+P on a Mac). Choose Letter, portrait, and the default scale. Only the sheet prints: the menus, this text and the sign-up are left off. On A4 paper, choose Fit to page.
- Is it free? Do I need an account?
- Yes, it is free, and you do not need an account or a download. Print as many as you need.
- Can I fill it in on my computer?
- The game details at the top (league, division, date, start time, arena, game number and the two team names) can be typed in before you print. Everything else is meant to be written in by hand during the game.
- Can I use it for an association or sanctioned game?
- Check with your association first. Sanctioned minor hockey games usually have to use the association’s own game sheet or electronic scoresheet. This sheet is for leagues and events that keep their own records, such as beer leagues, drop-in and shinny, ball and roller hockey, and tournaments.
- What do PP, SH and EN mean?
- PP is a power-play goal, scored while the other team has a player in the penalty box. SH is short-handed, scored while your own team is a player down. EN is an empty-net goal, scored after the other team pulled its goalie.
- How do I work out a goalie’s saves?
- Saves are shots against minus goals against. A goalie who faced 30 shots and let in 3 made 27 saves, a .900 save percentage.
- What do I do with the sheet after the game?
- Enter the final score in your league’s Simple Standings table with Report score. Tick OT/SO for a game decided in overtime or a shootout, and the losing team gets an overtime loss instead of a loss. On the Advanced hockey preset, points are W × 2 + OTL, so they update on their own. A box score adds each player’s goals and assists to the statistics table.
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