Stat Sheet for Basketball

One line a player and a box for every stat of the game.

Basketball Stats: ____________ vs ____________ Date: ______

Full sheet: 10 stats

Full sheet: 10 stats: a row for each player.
PlayerFG3PTFTPTSREBASTSTLBLKTOPF

This sheet has no totals: it is a record to fill in.

Notes

Shots go in as made-attempted
4-9 in the FG box is four made of nine tried, and 3PT and FT work the same way. A miss adds one to the second number only.
Tally marks for everything but shots
Keep REB, AST, STL, BLK, TO and PF as tally marks while the game runs.
PTS is the last box you fill
Count each player's points from the made shots when the game ends.
Team totals go on a line of their own
Write TEAM as the name on the line under your last player and total each column there.

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How it works

This stat sheet for basketball has a line for each of 12 players and a box for FG, 3PT, FT, PTS, REB, AST, STL, BLK, TO and PF. Print it blank and keep it by hand at the game, or type the names in first.

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A youth basketball stat sheet with five boxes

Youth sheet: 5 stats keeps points, rebounds, assists, steals and fouls, each in a wide box for tally marks. Either one is an editable basketball stat sheet: the names can be typed before printing.

  • With two scorers, one keeps the shots and the other everything else, each on a copy.

Questions and answers

What do the abbreviations on a basketball stats template mean?

FG is field goals, 3PT three-point field goals, FT free throws, PTS points, REB rebounds, AST assists, STL steals, BLK blocks, TO turnovers and PF personal fouls.

Are these free printable basketball stat sheets?

Yes. Print blank sheet prints the sheet that is open, empty, with its notes below, on US Letter or A4. To keep a file, choose Save as PDF where the browser asks for a printer.

Can the stat sheet template cover a whole season?

One copy a game, yes: the printed title has blanks for the opponent and the date. For averages, divide a season total by the games played.

Does the sheet add up the points?

No. Every box is a blank to write in. For a list of who is on the team, with jersey, position, height and grade boxes, use the basketball roster template.

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All 16 columns and notes

Stat columns 10

  • Assists AST: assists. Ten or more in two of PTS, REB, AST, STL and BLK is a double-double; in three, a triple-double.
  • Blocks BLK: blocked shots. Five or more in each of PTS, REB, AST, STL and BLK in one game is called a 5x5.
  • Field goals FG: made and attempted with a dash between them. Stat tables call the two numbers FGM and FGA.
  • Free throws FT: made and attempted, 2-2. In a stat table the pair is FTM and FTA.
  • Personal fouls PF: personal fouls.
  • Points PTS: the player's points for the game.
  • Rebounds REB: all rebounds. To split them write offensive and defensive with a slash, 2/5: OREB and DREB.
  • Steals STL: steals. A season average is written SPG, as points, rebounds and assists a game are PPG, RPG and APG.
  • Three-point field goals 3PT: made and attempted, as 1-3. Stat tables write 3PM and 3PA, or 3FGM and 3FGA.
  • Turnovers TO: turnovers. With AST beside it a coach can work out AST/TO, the assist to turnover ratio.
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How to keep the sheet 6

  • Five stats one person can keep Keep each as tally marks and write the count when the game ends.
  • Fouls are the tally to keep exact Mark a foul the moment it is called. The limit differs by league, so check yours before the game.
  • PTS is the last box you fill Count each player's points from the made shots when the game ends.
  • Shots go in as made-attempted 4-9 in the FG box is four made of nine tried, and 3PT and FT work the same way. A miss adds one to the second number only.
  • Tally marks for everything but shots Keep REB, AST, STL, BLK, TO and PF as tally marks while the game runs.
  • Team totals go on a line of their own Write TEAM as the name on the line under your last player and total each column there.

How this list was compiled: The layout is our own work: one line a player and a plain box for each stat, on a full sheet of ten stats and a short sheet of five. Checked on 2026-10-07 against https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basketball_statistics (last edited 17 March 2026): what PTS, REB, AST, STL, BLK, TO and PF stand for; field goals, free throws and three-point field goals as made and attempted (FGM and FGA, FTM and FTA, 3PM and 3PA or 3FGM and 3FGA); offensive and defensive rebounds (OREB, DREB); the assist to turnover ratio (AST/TO); the per-game averages PPG, RPG, APG and SPG; the double-double, the triple-double and the 5x5. The column heading 3PT is our own short form for three-point field goals. No foul limit, game length or squad size is stated, because they differ by league and none was checked. No league, team or player is named. Licence: The layout, the choice of columns and the notes are own work. The abbreviations and their meanings follow the English Wikipedia article named in source (CC BY-SA 4.0, https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/), restated in our own words.