This free 8v8 stat sheet tracks passing, rushing, receiving and defense for up to 16 players on one printed page. Eight a side means more blockers to screen and more ball carriers, so the sheet keeps rushing and receiving side by side. Print it, hand it to a scorer, and total it after the game.
8v8 rules vary by league, from quarterback runs to the pass rush. Check your league's rulebook and leave columns empty that your rules do not use.
By Jay Fraser. Published .
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8v8 shows up in some youth rec leagues and older age groups that want a fuller field. Rules vary by league, so this sheet keeps every common column and you leave unused ones blank.
Yes. The columns are the same, so the sheet works for 7v7 too. For girls high school 7v7, the girls sheet is a better fit because it adds safeties and split conversions.
Use tally marks during play and write yards in small numbers beside them. Save the math for halftime and the end of the game, when you have a minute to add each column.
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