Printable 3x3stat sheet.
3x3 scoring, not 5x5: one point inside the arc, two behind it, one per free throw. Enter your players once and get a print-ready PDF.
Your roster stays in this browser, so the next sheet takes ten seconds.
Nothing leaves your device
The PDF is built in your browser. The names you type are never sent to a server, never stored, and never turn into a page. That is a requirement, not a boast: a club roster is a list of children's names. It is also why the tool works in a gym with no signal.
How to use it
- Enter the team name, then the players — one number and one name per row. Four rows usually covers it: three on the court and one substitute.
- Leave one blank row at the end for the player who joins at the last minute.
- Generate the PDF and print it in black and white. One sheet per game — a tournament runs several before lunch.
The scoring, and why a 5x5 sheet will not do
In 3x3 a made shot inside the arc is worth one point, a shot behind the arc is worth two, and a free throw one. The three shooting columns follow that, and the printed legend repeats it on every page. Bringing a 5x5 sheet to a 3x3 tournament is not a mislabelled column: baskets get tallied at two and three points, the sheet total no longer matches the score on the board, and you find the gap in the evening, when nobody remembers who scored what.
What the sheet contains
One row per player, eleven columns, and a totals row announced by a double rule. The counting columns are exactly those of the 5x5 sheet — a rebound is still a rebound, so is a turnover — and only the three shooting columns change. With four players the boxes take all the height the page allows: this is a document you write on with a pen, standing up, in a game that gives you no dead time to spare.
| Column | What goes in it |
|---|---|
| FT + / – | Free throws made and missed. One point. |
| 1PT + / – | Shots inside the arc, made and missed. One point. |
| 2PT + / – | Shots behind the arc, made and missed. Two points. |
| PTS | The player's point total |
| ORB | Offensive rebounds |
| DRB | Defensive rebounds |
| AST | Assists |
| STL | Steals |
| BLK | Blocks |
| TO | Turnovers |
| PF | Personal fouls committed |
What this sheet will not let you calculate
Our calculators are calibrated on 5x5 scoring, and these columns should not be copied into them unknowingly. True shooting and eFG% weight three-pointers explicitly: fed 3x3 numbers they return a figure, a wrong one, with nothing to flag it. Efficiency adds and subtracts events, so it stays arithmetically sound, but its typical ranges belong to a forty-minute game and say nothing about a ten-minute one. That is why this page does not link to them.
What the app tracks, and what it does not
PlayerTrackr tracks 5x5. Live input, totals and season-to-season progression are all built on two- and three-point scoring; the app does not know 3x3, and this sheet does not suggest otherwise. It is a document to print, not a preview of a feature on the way — if there were one, it would be on the features page, not implied by a free tool.
Printing in black and white
No colour fills, no shading: the reference output is the club printer, in black and white. Print at actual size, without « fit to page » — that setting shrinks the boxes, and the boxes are the point.
The Monday after the tournament
The tournament is over.The season is not.
PlayerTrackr does not track 3x3: its totals and its progression are built on 5x5 scoring. But the team playing the June tournament plays the regular season the rest of the year, and that is where input on a phone replaces the stack of sheets nobody ever adds up. 3x3 stays on paper; the season does not have to.
