What does the official scorer do at a high school wrestling meet?

Q: What does the official scorer do at a high school wrestling meet?

Under the NFHS scorers and timers instructions, the official scorer sits at the scorer's table and is responsible for: Recording points scored by each wrestler when the referee signals them. Circling the first point(s) scored in the regulation match, including overtime. Recording which wrestler makes the choice at the start of the 2nd and 3rd periods (and overtime), and the starting positions. Checking constantly with the visiting team's scorer. Immediately telling the match timekeeper of any disagreement about the score, and making sure the scoreboard operator and assistant scorers show the correct score. Recording the completion time of each match (for example, the time of a fall or technical fall). Giving the referee the scorebook at the end of a dual meet to verify team scores and sign. In a dual meet, keep a running team score after each match. Assistant scorers record the points each wrestler earns during the match.

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Under the NFHS scorers and timers instructions, the official scorer sits at the scorer's table and is responsible for:

Recording points scored by each wrestler when the referee signals them.
Circling the first point(s) scored in the regulation match, including overtime.
Recording which wrestler makes the choice at the start of the 2nd and 3rd periods (and overtime), and the starting positions.
Checking constantly with the visiting team's scorer.
Immediately telling the match timekeeper of any disagreement about the score, and making sure the scoreboard operator and assistant scorers show the correct score.
Recording the completion time of each match (for example, the time of a fall or technical fall).
Giving the referee the scorebook at the end of a dual meet to verify team scores and sign.

In a dual meet, keep a running team score after each match.

Assistant scorers record the points each wrestler earns during the match.