Basketball Scoreboard Dual

If you're looking for a software solution to manage and keep track of score while two teams are playing basketball, you can try Basketball Scoreboard Dual. It has separate counters for each team's score on dual courts, along with a running game time with timeout mode.

Setting up the program is a simple task that requires minimal attention. However, you have to make sure that .NET Framework is enabled in Windows since it cannot work without it.

In addition to the scoreboard main window, you're greeted by the control screen at startup, where you can toggle the time mode (game or clock), set the period time, pause and resume the timers, and switch to timeout mode.

As previously mentioned, separate counters are available for each team's score. This is also applicable to the two courts. A buzzer button can be clicked and hold to draw the attention of the home and visitor teams.

Keyboard shortcuts can be changed for starting a new game, setting timeout, and others, as well as for the two courts (home, visitor and no possession, home and visitor score). You can customize the interface colors, as well as edit team and court information (including pictures).

It's also possible to pick any sound file for the buzzer, end of period / half and end of timeout, edit the display name for period / half and possession, write the scoreboard title, change the clock direction and digit type, and more.

The program worked smoothly on Windows 10 in our tests. It had a good response time, used minimal system resources, and remained stable throughout its runtime in our tests.

Taking everything into account, Basketball Scoreboard Dual turns out to be a practical solution for managing scores for basketball games playing on dual courts.