Touch Rugby Scorekeeper
Manually record scores and touch counts.
Tap, click or press Space to keep count.
Tap anywhere inside or press Space
How the Touch Rugby Scorekeeper Works
The Touch Rugby Scorekeeper records touchdowns for each team and counts the touches in the current possession from 1 to 6. The possession count resets after a changeover.
- Enter the teams: Name both teams and set the half length, such as 20 minutes.
- Count possession touches: Tap Touch after each touch made on the attacking team.
- Change over at 6: After the 6th touch, the counter signals a changeover and resets to 0.
- Tap touchdowns: Tap Touchdown to add 1 point and reset the possession.
Touch Rugby Scorekeeper Formula
The Touch Rugby Scorekeeper team score equals the number of touchdowns, with each touchdown worth 1 point. Possession efficiency equals touchdowns divided by possessions.
- Touchdowns
- Tries scored
- Possessions
- Sets of 6 touches given to the team
Example: A team has 22 possessions and scores 7 touchdowns. Score = 7. Efficiency = 7 ÷ 22 × 100 = 31.8%.
Touch Rugby Scorekeeper Reference Table
The Touch Rugby Scorekeeper conversion table lists the main counts in a standard game.
| Item | Standard value | Counter action |
|---|---|---|
| Touches per possession | 6 | Changeover after the 6th touch |
| Points per touchdown | 1 | Add 1 to the score |
| Players on field | 6 per team | None |
| Game length | 2 × 20 minutes | Half-time alert |
| Field size | 70 × 50 m (77 × 55 yd) | None |
About the Touch Rugby Scorekeeper
A Touch Rugby Scorekeeper is a scoring tool for touch rugby (touch football) that tracks touchdowns and the 6-touch possession count.
The Federation of International Touch (FIT) sets the rules: 6 players per side, 6 touches per possession and 1 point per touchdown. Counting touches is the referee's main task, and a clear counter avoids disputes.
Ways to Use the Touch Rugby Scorekeeper
There are 5 main uses of the Touch Rugby Scorekeeper, including social leagues and referee support.
- Social leagues: Teams keep scores in evening leagues.
- Referee support: Referees track the touch count in each possession.
- School games: Teachers run touch games in PE lessons.
- Team stats: Coaches track possessions and touchdowns.
- Tournaments: Organizers record scores across many fields.
Tool Details
- Category
- Sports & Fitness
- Controls
- Taps and keys
- Input Support
- Touch, Pen, Mouse, Keys
- Offline Ready
- On your device