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Free Hockey Score Sheet (Printable Game Sheet PDF)
By the CourtClok team · Updated October 2026
This free hockey score sheet is a one-page game sheet for minor, school and rec hockey. It covers both rosters, every goal with up to two assists and its type (power play, short-handed or empty net), every penalty with time served, the score and shots by period, overtime and shootout, and both goalies' saves.
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What’s on the sheet
- Game details: league, date, rink, game number, both teams, referees and scorekeeper
- Home and visitor rosters of 20 players with position, goals, assists and penalty minutes
- A scoring log: period, time, team, goal scorer, first and second assist, and type (PP, SH, EN)
- A penalty log: period, time, team, player, infraction, minutes, and off/on times
- Score and shots by period, overtime and shootout; goalie shots against, saves and goals against; signatures
How to fill it in
- Before the game, fill in both rosters with numbers and positions, including both goalies.
- For every goal, log the period, game time, team, scorer and up to two assists. Circle PP if it was a power-play goal, SH if short-handed, EN if into an empty net.
- For every penalty, log the period, time, player, infraction and minutes, then write the time the player went off and came back on.
- Keep a running count of shots for each team and add each period's total to the shots box.
- At the end, fill in the score by period, overtime and shootout, the goalies' saves and goals against, and collect signatures.
Questions people ask
How do you fill out a hockey score sheet?
Rosters first, then log every goal (time, scorer, assists, type) and every penalty (time, player, infraction, minutes) as it happens. Shots are counted per period, and the period totals, goalie stats and final score are filled in at the end.
How many assists can a hockey goal have?
Up to two. The last two players on the scoring team to touch the puck before the scorer get the assists — but only if no opponent had possession in between.
What do PP, SH and EN mean?
PP is a power-play goal (scored while the other team had a player in the penalty box), SH is a short-handed goal (scored while your own team was a player down), and EN is an empty-net goal (the other team's goalie was pulled).
How long is a minor penalty?
Usually two minutes, with longer penalties (majors, misconducts) for more serious infractions. Exact rules and how penalties end on a power-play goal vary by league, so check yours.
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