Helpful Answers & Tips
- Create your batting order (1-16). All players must exist in the order so they will appear in the position select menus (ie- pitcher, shortstop, etc). If you are not using a continuous order (ie- everyone bats), then simply skip a space and list the remainder of your players. I think it is a good idea to add ALL players, even if you are not sure they will be at the game (so you do not have to redo all positions if you later add a player).
- Click the "refresh position lists" button. This will apply the players to each of the position menus.
- If you add or remove players from the lineup (1-16), you must click the "refresh position lists" button to add/remove those new players from all position select menus.
- There is no need to "refresh position lists" if you simply change the batting order. As long as you do not add or remove players, you do not need to push the list to all position select menus.
- Choose an inning and begin assigning players to positions. Once you begin assigning players, that inning will display the players that are sitting the bench for that inning, helping you determine who still needs to be assigned. Until the positions have been assigned, they will remain yellow. You will be alerted if you assign the same player to another position during the same inning.
- "Clear everything" will do just that, so be warned. It is there so you can start over.
- "Change field setup" allows you to display only those positions you plan to use for your game. There are setups for softball (10, 11 or 12 players) and baseball (9 players).
- Sorry, this is a very simple form and there is no "save" feature.
- Email us with comments, questions or suggestions.
- If you simply want the field layout , click here for a single field or here for a complete page. Using these, you can create your own solution or print and write on them.
- Depending upon your printer, print at 70-80% or "fit-to-one-page".
Hello. I'm considering developing a paid version of this lineup sheet. Don't worry, this free version will still exist. The low-priced paid version would allow you to create a team, roster and allow you to save lineups. Depending upon the feedback I get, there may be a league version allowing for multiple teams and rosters. Depending upon the feedback I get, there may also be basic player stats (avg, on-base, slugging, etc) that allow you to more easily create lineups on the fly. Thoughts? drop me an email.
Baseball and Softball Game Worksheet
This form is useful for coaches who wish to create a game worksheet for the batting order and player positions by inning. I've found it helpful to print and hang it on the dugout wall for the players to use during the game.
First, some important instructions...
Start by choosing your field setup (below), then create your batting order (1-16). All players must exist in the order so they will appear in the position select menus (ie- pitcher, shortstop, etc). If you are not using a continuous order (ie- everyone bats), then simply skip a space and list the remainder of your players. I think it is a good idea to add ALL players, even if you are not sure they will be at the game (so you do not have to redo all positions if you later add a player).
Once you've completed adding your players, click the "refresh player lists" and begin assigning positions in each inning.
Need help? Just click the "help & tips" button.
Please choose a field setup....
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Are you sure you want to refresh all lists? All positions will be cleared and each replaced with a fresh copy of the lineup.
Please first enter players into the batting lineup (up to 16 players). Then click the "refresh position lists" button to apply the players to each of the position menus.