Free Aussie rules scoring app that knows the rules
An Aussie rules score reads 10.12 (72): ten goals, twelve behinds, seventy-two points. Goals are six, behinds are one, and somebody has to add it up every time either goes through. Tap Goal or Behind and Score All keeps the goals, the behinds and the total, and shows them the way a footy scoreboard does, on a clock that counts up through each quarter.
- Goal +6 and behind +1 buttons, scoreline shown 10.12 (72)
- Four quarters on a clock that counts up; pause it for time-on
- AFL, AFLW, finals extra time and junior presets
- Super goal house rule for pre-season style games
Score an Aussie rules game right here
This is the real engine, with real Aussie rules rules. Use the buttons under each team to score. Nothing is saved and nobody is asked to sign up.
How Aussie rules scoring works
A goal, kicked between the two tall goal posts, is worth 6. A behind is worth 1: the ball passing between a goal post and a behind post, hitting a goal post, or touched or rushed through. Scores are written goals.behinds (total), so 10.12 (72) is ten goals and twelve behinds. Score All keeps all three and shows them on every screen.
Start from a preset, tweak anything
Official rules, alternate rules, house rules
Everything you can set when you create a match or a tournament. Presets fill these in; you can change any of them.
- Match format (Teams)
- Periods (4 quarters · 2 halves)
- Period length (minutes)
- Clock display (Counts up (time played, like the stadium clock) · Counts down (time left))
- Extra time on a draw
- Extra time, each half (minutes)
- Rounds of extra time (0 = until somebody wins)
- Sudden death in extra time (next score wins)
- Mercy rule: lead in points that ends the game (0 = off)
- Mercy rule applies from period
- Running-clock reminder at a lead of (0 = off)
- Super goal: 9 points from outside 50 m
Aussie rules scoring app FAQ
How do you read an AFL score like 10.12 (72)?
Goals, then behinds, then the total: ten goals at six points and twelve behinds at one point make 72. The total decides the game, so 9.20 (74) beats 11.5 (71).
How many points is a behind worth?
One. A goal is six. A behind is scored when the ball passes between a goal post and a behind post, hits a goal post, or is touched or rushed through between the goal posts.
How long is an AFL game?
Four 20-minute quarters plus time-on in the AFL, four 17-minute quarters in the AFLW, and shorter quarters for juniors (often 12 minutes for under 9s and 10s and 15 for under 11s and 12s).
What happens if an AFL final is a draw?
Extra time: two 3-minute halves, then more extra time until one team is ahead. A home-and-away draw stands.
Does the clock count up or down?
Up, like an AFL scoreboard, by default, and you can switch it to count down. Either way it runs on the server, so it keeps time while your phone is asleep.
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Table Tennis
Official 11-point scoring, deuce serving, doubles rotation.
Pickleball
Side-out or rally scoring, 0-0-2 doubles, server tracking.
Tennis
Games, sets, deuce and tiebreaks, all counted for you.
Padel
Tennis scoring, always doubles, golden point option.
Badminton
Rally scoring to 21, 30-point cap, best of 3.
Squash
PAR to 11, best of 5; English scoring to 9 as an option.
Racquetball
Side-out scoring to 15, tiebreaker to 11.
Volleyball
Sets to 25, deciding set to 15, best of 3 or 5.
Basketball
Game clock, shot clock, periods, fouls and overtime, or pickup to 21.
Soccer
Two halves, running clock, goals, cards, extra time and penalties.
Futsal
Two 20-minute halves, accumulated fouls, indoor five-a-side.
Football
Quarters, touchdowns, field goals and a game clock.
Rugby
Tries, conversions, penalties and drop goals on a running clock.
Hockey
Three periods, goals, overtime and a shootout.
Lacrosse
Four quarters, goals, penalties and overtime.
Netball
Four quarters, goals, super shots and extra time.
Korfball
Two halves, a shot clock and golden goal overtime.
Floorball
Three periods, goals, overtime and penalty shots.
Water polo
Four quarters, a shot clock, exclusions and a shootout.
Team handball
Two halves, goals, suspensions and 7-meter throws.
Teqball
Sets to 12, best of 3, serve switches every 4 points.
Sepak takraw
Sets to 21, win by 2 capped at 25, best of 3.
Dodgeball
Games won per match, best of N or timed, points per game.
Baseball & softball
Innings, outs, line score, walk-offs and mercy rules.
Kickball
Innings, outs, the foul count, run caps and mercy rules for rec leagues.
Wiffle ball
Ghost runners, 2 or 3 outs and short games, scored hit by hit.
Ultimate frisbee
Game to 15, cap at 17, halftime at 8.
Gaelic football
Goals, points and 2-pointers, shown 1-12 (15), on a clock that counts up.
Hurling & camogie
Goals and points shown 2-18 (24), club and inter-county halves, extra time and penalties.
Pool & billiards
Race to N racks for 8-ball, 9-ball, 10-ball; points for straight pool.
Bocce
Frame scoring: 1 to 4 points a frame, first to 12.
Shuffleboard
Table (to 15/21, 1-4 a round) or deck (to 75, triangle scoring).
Cornhole
Cancellation scoring to 21, bust or exact finish.
Roundnet
Roundnet (Spikeball): rally scoring to 21, win by 2.
Beer pong
Cups sunk, first to clear the rack.
Horseshoes
Ringers and shoe points per inning: cancellation or count-all, to 21 or 40.
Washers
Cup 3 (or 5), box 1, cancellation scoring to 21.
Ladder golf
Rungs 3/2/1 and a same-rung bonus, exactly 21 or bust.
Kan Jam
Dinger 1, deuce 2, bucket 3, slot wins; exactly 21.
Polish horseshoes
Points for every drop: disc 1, bottle 2, both 3; to 21, win by 2.
Pétanque
End-by-end scoring: 1 to 6 points an end, first to 13.
Curling
Line score by end, hammer tracking, extra end on a tie.
Mölkky
Exactly 50 wins, over drops you to 25, three misses and you are out.
Mini golf
Hole-by-hole scorecard: par, stroke limits and holes in one.
Custom points game
Any points-based game: set the target, the serve rule and the point values.