Free Lacrosse scoreboard
Keep Lacrosse score live on your phone and share the match with anyone — free to watch, no account needed to follow along.
In lacrosse, every goal counts as one, and a fast break can flip the scoreboard in seconds. Score Zen keeps up: tap once each time the ball settles in the back of the net, whether it's a club match, a weekend tournament, or a training scrimmage. Share the live score by QR code or link so parents on the sideline follow every quarter.
Why score Lacrosse with Score Zen
- One-tap scoring, built for Lacrosse
- Share the live score by QR code or link
- Free for spectators — no app to install to watch
- Keeps working if the connection drops
- 34 sports, tournaments and standings included
How Lacrosse scoring works
Each goal is worth 1 point and is awarded when the ball fully crosses the goal line within the goal frame. In some recent formats such as Sixes, shots taken from a distant zone (a 2-point arc) may be worth more points depending on the rules in force. The team with the most points wins. Refer to the rules of the format being played for the exact goal value.
Match format
Duration and structure vary by format. Field lacrosse is generally played in four quarters; Sixes is played in short periods (for example four periods) with a shot clock. Refer to the official rules of the format and competition for exact durations.
How to win
The team that has scored the most goals at the end of regulation time wins. In the event of a tie, overtime (often sudden death) or a tie-breaking procedure may apply depending on the format and competition.
Recommended Score Zen setup
Set up lacrosse in points-scoring mode with an increment of 1 per goal. Choose the Official preset to track periods and the clock, or the Casual preset for a simple goal count; set the number of periods to match the format played (field or Sixes).
Frequently asked questions
Can I keep lacrosse score live on my phone during a fast game?
Yes. You tap once for each goal and Score Zen updates the live board instantly, so you never lose the count during a fast break or a crowded crease. Spectators watch through a QR code or link with no account, and it holds across all four quarters.