Add Seasons Functionality

[jdhhauser]

Add an option to specify what season a game is in. That way on the game management screen, it isn't completely cluttered with a bunch of different games from different teams from different seasons.=

ie: High School Varsity 2010, High School JV 2010, NBA 2010, High School Varsity 2009, etc

[FTMSupport]

You can use Leagues for this functionality. Go to League Manager and create a league called "High School Varsity 2010", and assign the teams / games that belong to that league. Do the same for your other "seasons". Then you can go to League Manager and turn on only the league you want to view.

[Methlp]

One thing I'd like to see is being able to define the games that are "pre-season" and "season" or league games. This could have an effect on the Team Stats calculated for a particular season (pre-season or regular).

Part of this would be breaking up the Team stats to show season averages in addition to totals--as I'd much rather see regular season averages not including the pre-season games (between teams in and out of our league).

[FTMSupport]

You can do this now using Leagues. Think of leagues more as a "group", and you can use them for anything you would like. See this link in the iScore Baseball forum on league usage --- the same concepts apply to iScore Basketball as well:

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[OhioTex]

Methlp - Leagues will do exactly what you want. if after having read the through the link provided and still have questions.. just shoot a post and we will help you through it.

[steaveford]

This is affect to the team statistics are calculated for a particular season. This section will break the team statistics to the show average total next season because i prefer to look at the average regular season does not include pre-season game.

[danmcc]

Welcome to the board.

Using leagues you can compartmentalize any group of games you wish. I use leagues to separate stats for pre season, regular season and post season.