Goals in hockey overtimeLeft empty when the game ends in regulation. In sudden death it holds a 1 for the side that scored.
Goals in the first period of a hockey gameOne number for each team. A period with no goal is a 0.
Goals in the second period of a hockey gameThe goals of this period alone, not the score so far.
Goals in the third period of a hockey gameThe last period of regulation time.
Hockey final score with overtime and shoot-outThe goals of the three periods and overtime, and one more for the side that won a shoot-out.
Hockey penalty lineOne line for each penalty of a team: the number of the player sent off, the minutes and the call, as 14, 2, tripping.
Hockey shoot-out wonA 1 or an x for the side that won the shoot-out. It adds one goal to that side's final score.
Periods, overtime and the shoot-out 3
A game is three periodsA professional game plays three of 20 minutes. Recreational and children's leagues often play three shorter ones.
A shoot-out win counts as one goalWhatever the shooters scored, the winner's final score is one more than the tied score. Type 1 for the side that won.
Overtime is sudden deathWhere it is played, the first goal ends the game. Leave the row empty when the game ends in regulation.
Penalties 2
A penalty line: number, minutes, callAs 14, 2, tripping.
Minor 2, double minor 4, major 5, misconduct 10The minutes of a penalty, to write on its line.
How it works
This hockey score sheet is the game sheet a scorekeeper fills in: goals by period for both teams, overtime, a shoot-out win and the final score, with numbered penalty lines underneath. It prints blank for the scorer's table.
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Fill out the score sheet
Type the team names under Away and Home. When a period ends, type the goals each team scored in it, a 0 included. A goal in overtime goes in Overtime. After a shoot-out, type 1 in the Shoot-out won row for the winner.
Log a penalty
Each penalty takes a line in its team's column: the player's number, the minutes and the call, as 14, 2, tripping.
Questions and answers
How many periods are in a hockey game?
Three. A professional game plays three periods of 20 minutes, and recreational and children's leagues often play three shorter ones. The teams change ends after each period.
Does a shootout goal count in the final score?
The side that wins the shoot-out gets one goal added to its final score, however many shots went in. A game tied 2 to 2 and won in a shoot-out is recorded as 3 to 2.
How many minutes is a penalty in hockey?
A minor is 2 minutes, a double minor 4 and a major 5. A misconduct is 10 minutes for the player, and the team may put another skater on the ice.
How do I get the hockey score sheet as a PDF?
Press Print blank sheet and choose Save as PDF in the print window. The file holds the open sheet on one page of Letter or A4, with the scoring key under it.