Lacrosse Scoreboard with Live Broadcast

Lacrosse 🥍 is one of North America's oldest team sports, originating with Indigenous peoples. Players use a long-handled stick with a netted pocket (crosse) to carry, pass, catch, and shoot a small rubber ball into the opposing team's goal. Browse the Wikipedia article on lacrosse; or visit the international competition governing World Lacrosse website.

Online lacrosse scoreboard — A free online lacrosse scoreboard with live broadcast

4 × 12 minGame Duration

10 v 10Players on Field

80 secShot Clock

4Timeouts per Team

Scoreboard Setup

This preset uses a countdown timer with four 12-minute quarters, similar to NBA basketball. The board tracks each team's score, current quarter, penalties (via the smaller additional counter), and timeouts. Each team receives 2 timeouts per half (4 total per game), lasting 2 minutes.

Main Lacross Rules

Scoring - 1 point per goal. The ball must completely cross the goal line inside the 6 ft × 6 ft goal. A crease surrounds the goal - attackers may not step inside it.

Penalties - Personal fouls (illegal body check, slashing) result in 1-3 minute man-down penalties. Technical fouls (offside, holding) result in 30-second penalties or possession turnovers.

Face-offs - Each quarter and each goal is followed by a face-off at midfield, where two players crouch and fight for the ball when the whistle blows. FYI, you can blow the whistle with the dedicated whistle sound button on the scoreboard admin page.

Stick Rules - Attackers use short sticks (40-42 in). Defenders may use long poles (52-72 in). Goalies use a stick with an oversized head. Equipment checks can be called during play.

Run the Board From the Admin Preview

The admin page shows a live preview of the scoreboard with click controls baked into every active section, so a full game can be driven from the preview alone, without going back to the side panel.

Timer - Click the clock on the board to start or stop. The dedicated Start / Pause buttons in the side panel still work for the same actions.

Score - Left-click a team's score to add one. Right-click the same number to subtract one.

Period - Click the period indicator to advance to the next quarter, half or set.

Possession - Click the possession arrow to cycle between none, home and visitor.

Fouls and Timeouts - Left-click to add one, right-click to remove one.

Shot Clock - Left-click resets to the full duration (24 by default), right-click resets to the short value (14 by default).

Anything that reacts to a click turns the cursor into a pointer and brightens on hover, so the interactive zones are obvious without trial and error. Press the Full Screen button on the admin page to hide every panel except the board itself. A small floating toolbar stays pinned at the bottom of the screen with a fullscreen toggle marked F11, zoom out, a reset-zoom button showing the current percentage and the Ctrl -/+ hint, zoom in, and a close button. The same laptop now doubles as the venue display while the operator keeps driving the game through the preview clicks. The site logo at the top left always links back to the home page, so you can jump between match, tournament or standings tools without losing your place.

FAQ

Does it support box vs field lacrosse?

Yes, the default is field (4 × 12 min, 80-second shot clock). For box lacrosse switch to 4 × 15 min with a 30-second shot clock and adjust the player count for the 6-on-6 format.

How do I track penalty time?

Use the fouls counter for each team to log penalties. For 1-minute, 2-minute or 3-minute man-down situations, run a separate timer.

Can I run overtime?

Yes. NCAA and World Lacrosse use sudden-victory overtime in 4-minute periods. Reset the clock when regulation ends and the first goal wins.

Ready to face-off? Set up your lacrosse board. The stick-and-goal format pairs naturally with the field hockey scoreboard; for the 80-second offensive clock on its own screen use the shot clock with duration set to 80.

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