Viewing a game's players by round

Overview

Every game in League OS now has its own detail page showing the players who took part, organised by round. Use it to answer "who played in this game, which rounds were they in, and when were they added?" — visibility that previously wasn't available anywhere in League OS.

Player participation is recorded from the scoring side (the mobile scoring app), not entered by hand in League OS. This page reads and displays those records; you don't add players to a game here.

Opening a game's detail page

1. From the league sidebar, open Schedule for the season you want.
2. In the games table, click a game's matchup (for example Falcons vs Hawks).

The detail page opens with the matchup, the game label, its scheduled date and time, a status badge (UPCOMING, LIVE, or FINAL), and the final score once the game has one.

Reading the round sections

Players are grouped into a section per round — Round 1, Round 2, and so on — in ascending order. The heading for each section shows how many players are in that round, e.g. Round 1 (5). A player who appeared in more than one round is listed once under each round they played.

Each row shows:

Column	Meaning
Jersey #	The player's jersey number for that round, or — if none was recorded.
Player	The player's name and photo.
Team	The team the player represented.
Position	The recorded playing position.
Status	The player's in-game status — IN (on the court/field) or OUT.
Added	The date and time the player was first added to that round.
Added by	The person who added the player. Shows Unknown if that account can't be resolved.

If the same player was added to a round more than once, the Added and Added by columns reflect the first time they were added to that round.

When a game has no players

If no participation has been recorded for a game, the page shows "No players have been added to this game yet." instead of round sections.

This is normal for games that haven't been scored yet, or whose rosters were never set on the scoring side. Because participation flows in from the mobile scoring app, the fix is to record players there — there's nothing to add on this page. Once players are recorded, refresh the detail page and the round sections will appear.