Free squash scoring app that knows the rules
Squash changed scoring systems in 2009, from English hand-in hand-out to point-a-rally. Both are still played, and clubs with older members often play both in the same evening.
- Point-a-rally to 11, win by 2, best of 5 games
- Classic English hand-in hand-out scoring to 9
- Serve tracking with the right and left box
- Point caps and handicaps for club and box leagues
Score a squash game right here
This is the real engine, with real squash rules. Tap a side to score. Nothing is saved and nobody is asked to sign up.
How squash scoring works
Point-a-rally scoring: every rally is a point, whoever served. Games go to 11, win by two, and a match is best of five. This is the modern standard everywhere.
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 (Singles (1 v 1) · Doubles (2 v 2))
- Games (Single game · Best of 3 · Best of 5 · Best of 7)
- Scoring style (Rally scoring · Side-out (only the server scores))
- Points to win a game
- Win by 2
- Swap ends in the deciding game
- Point cap (0 = none)
- Serve rule (Rally winner serves next · No serve tracking)
- Who serves first in the next game (Alternate each game · Winner of the last game · Loser of the last game)
- Who serves first (Side A · Side B · Coin flip)
- Side A starts each game with
- Side B starts each game with
- Skunk rule: game ends at N to 0
Squash scoring app FAQ
What is PAR 11 scoring in squash?
Point-a-rally to 11, win by two, best of five games. Every rally scores regardless of who served.
What is English scoring in squash?
Hand-in hand-out: only the server scores, and games go to 9. It was the standard before 2009 and is still played socially.
Can I run a squash box league?
Yes. Each box is a round robin, and the standings sort themselves by wins and point difference.
Score your next squash match for free
No card, no download. Works in the browser on any phone, tablet or TV.
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