Statside begins with a Deuce nobody else’s software knows how to score.
In arena football a kickoff return can be worth two points, a field goal taken as a drop kick is worth four, and the extra point taken as a drop kick is worth two. Enter any of those into ordinary stat software and the final score comes out wrong. That is not a rounding problem. That is the scoreboard lying to the room.
Three rules, scored the way the league scores them.
These are not settings buried behind an admin screen. They are how the arena game is entered on Statside, and the points land where they belong the moment the play is recorded.
The Deuce
Two points on the kickoff return. Statside credits the returning team and the score is right the first time, without a manual adjustment somebody has to remember to make.
Drop-kick field goal
Taken as a drop kick, a field goal pays four instead of three. Statside asks how the kick was taken and pays it accordingly.
Drop-kick PAT
Taken as a drop kick, the extra point pays two instead of one. Same question, same answer, no arithmetic afterward.
The roster knows the game too. Arena rosters use the eight-man position set, including the offensive specialist who plays both ways, so a player is not filed under a position the indoor game does not have.
Arena Football One’s 2026 season is public on Statside right now.
No account, no demo call, no taking our word for it. Open the league hub and browse the standings, the schedule, the box scores, and the cross-team leaders Statside computes from them.
Be clear about what you are looking at, because we would rather you find out here than later. AF1’s season arrives as the league’s official weekly gamesheets, so what is on those pages is complete box scores, standings, and season leaders, not play-by-play rows. Teams that keep their own book on Statside get the tap-fast play-by-play as well, drive by drive, as the game happens.
One sport became 10, and none of them got the edges filed off.
The same refusal that produced the Deuce produced the rest. Football and arena get tap-fast play-by-play that builds the box score for you. Basketball, baseball, softball, soccer, hockey, volleyball, and box and field lacrosse get a per-player grid built for that sport, with the rate stats that sport actually argues about: the slash line, the shooting splits, save percentage, faceoff percentage, hitting percentage. Softball keeps seven innings and an ERA scaled to seven, because borrowing baseball’s would be wrong.
What you keep, you can show. Every team gets a public page that updates live and a one-line embed that puts it on your own website. If you stream your games, the same live score drives an OBS and vMix score bug, so the number the operator sees on the sideline is the number on the broadcast. No second system to keep in sync, and nobody typing the score twice.
Who answers when you write.
There is no ticket queue and no reseller in between. A message from the contact page lands with the people who build Statside, and the reply comes from the same place. Bring the awkward question: the rule your sport scores differently, the stat your board asks for, the thing a rival could not do for you. Those are the ones worth our time.
Or write directly: privacy@statside.app
Bring the whole league, not one team.
League runs $12 per team per month with a 6-team minimum, and every member team gets the full Team capability set on top of the standings, cross-team leaders, and bracket. Tell us how many teams you have and we will get you standing.
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