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How pro ultimate scoring works

Pro ultimate keeps the one-point goal but plays on a clock: quarters, timeouts and overtime instead of a game to 15.

Four quarters

The UFA plays four 12-minute quarters. The team ahead when the clock runs out wins.

Goals

A goal is one point, scored by catching the disc in the end zone. A Callahan, a defender catching the disc in the end zone their team is attacking, also counts one point.

Overtime

A game tied after four quarters goes to a 5-minute overtime. If it is still tied, the second overtime is sudden death: the first goal wins.

What Score All does with these rules

Four quarters

Twelve minutes each. Start and pause from the phone; the clock is kept on the server, so a locked screen loses no time. Two halves and a rec format are presets.

Goals and Callahans

Tap Goal for the team that scored. Callahan scores the same point and names it in the play-by-play.

Timeouts

Tap Timeout for the team that called it; the count resets at halftime.

Overtime

Tied after four quarters, a 5-minute overtime is played out. Still tied, the second overtime is sudden death: the next goal wins. Either can be changed.

Pro ultimate (UFA) scoring FAQ

How long are quarters in pro ultimate?

Twelve minutes each in the UFA.

What happens if a pro ultimate game is tied?

A 5-minute overtime, then sudden death.

How long is a pro ultimate game?

Four 12-minute quarters on a game clock, plus overtime if it is tied.

What happens if a UFA game is tied?

A 5-minute overtime is played. If it is still tied after that, the second overtime is sudden death and the first goal wins.

Can I use this for a game to 15 instead?

Use the ultimate frisbee scoreboard for games to a score with caps; this one is for games on a clock.

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