CramerSuper 16 Baseball/Softball Scorebook

There are lots of spaces for batters, so if you bat your whole lineup like we can for pool play in our 12U tournaments, this is great. But For my high school team, it's way too much space for batters and not enough for innings.

This is my favorite scorebook that I've used for years, but I'll be honest, maybe I'm old now, but wow I forgot how small the text was. It's quite tiny. I use this for my two softball teams and it has all the nice things to circle like if a player gets a single, double, etc...so it helps me keep stats cause I'm a nerd. I do recommend this but just know that the text is pretty small. Other than that it's thick, sturdy and I recommend.

I've kept score for my son's little league team for 2 years. The first book I had was given to us by the league, then I ran out of pages, so I bought this one because the images I could find online looked the most similar. It keeps track of lots of stuff, more stuff than I needed to track, whatever. The diamonds were just a little too small for my taste. It was hard to write how an out was made, etc. The spiral notebook part was fine, and it was easy to flip back and forth between teams. The pull out line-up cards in the back are handy.

This book will work for what I use it for, however... I am not a coach, I am simply a mom who likes to use a scorebook during my boys' games to keep me focused on the entire game and not simply my child's playing time. The things I like about this book are the options to record hit by pitch and sacrifice flies/bunts. I also like that it allows for 16 batting positions. My younger son is still playing little league and sometimes they will bat their entire lineup. I haven't used this book yet, I just got it today, but I think the main thing I'm not going to like is the field diagram is very small. The box to make your at bat notes is small. Make sure you have a sharp pencil because there is no room for anything other than what they give you to mark. I don't know where I'll mark a 'fielder's choice' note if the batter reaches and the infield takes an out somewhere else. Overall, it won't be my favorite book, but it will work for what I want to use it for.

This was the score-book I was looking for. Lineups are inputted side-by-side, rather than vertically and horizontally. Accordingly, it is less clumsy to score and easier to handle and peruse (like a regular book) during a game.

You get what is described. However I wish there was more pages and that the writing, lines and columns were bigger.

Thi is a good scorebook. I like the left/right layout over the top/bottom of most scorebook.That's a personal preference, to be sure.

The only dislike is the lack of pitch count columns.