January 15, 2009 Women’s Basketball

Today I was the shot clock operator for this game. It’s nice to take a little break from the scoreboard. I don’t mind working either one. I feel comfortable at each one. My duties as the shot clock operator were to reset the clock when the ball hit the rim or changed possession. That’s it, nothing else as the shot clock operator. Next game is on Monday 19, 2009.

Hours - 2

January 13, 2009 Men’s and Women’s Basketball

Today I was the scoreboard operator for both games. This time around I was on top of everything. I remember where everything was so I didn’t have to go and find it. Duties were the same as Monday. I did get a little tired from doing this but I pushed it out and got through it. Next game is on Thursday 15, 2009.


Hours - 4

January 11, 2009 Men’s Basketball

After about a month off from working the basketball games my work on the scoreboard was off. I was the scoreboard operator for the evening. I had to keep the time right and add points to the teams and fouls. I was a little rusty at first. I had to relearn where the buttons were and how the game was operator. It didn’t take long for me to get the hang of it again. The next game is on Wednesday January 13, 2009. With both Women’s and Men’s Basketball.
Hours -2

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H. 56

December 2, 2008 Men's Basketball JV

I worked both the shot clock and the scoreboard during this game. No problems at all again. If I was to mess up I would be at the JV game where I am still kinda training. Don't really know if my supervisor is going to have do stats with her but I am not complaining about my current duties

H. 2

Monday December 1, 2008 Men's Basketball

I had to work the shot clock during this game. Once again I was on top of things. Reset the clock when I had to and was told by the referees that I was doing an awesome job working the shot clock.

H. 2

Next day Women's Basketball

This was day two of the Women’s Basketball tournament. I had to work the scoreboard again. I am really getting the hang of it. I don’t have to think about what to do. Once something happened I was all over it. It’s getting to the point where no one has to say one word to me. Except for the referees who tell I am doing an awesome job with the clock.

H. 4