Scoresheet Stickers inside Hockey Lineup Manager turn a saved hockey roster into printable labels for game scoresheets. The tool does not require Pro. Use it on iPhone or iPad, then export the print-ready PDF for Avery 8163-compatible label stock.
What belongs on a roster label
Prepare the team name, player names and numbers, coaching staff information, and an optional team logo. Check the current roster against the game paperwork requirements. A label can make information readable, but it does not approve a roster or replace a league’s eligibility process.
From roster to a printed sheet
- Open Scoresheet Stickers in Hockey Lineup Manager and select the correct saved team.
- Review player numbers, team details, staff information, and the logo.
- Export the PDF and confirm the paper size and compatible label layout.
- Print a plain-paper test at actual size before using label stock.
- Check alignment against the physical sheet, then print the labels you need.
If the print is shifted or scaled
Check that the printer is using the expected paper size and that “fit to page” or automatic scaling has not changed the PDF. Compare the test with the stock’s label positions. Printer margins and stock variations can affect alignment; do not keep printing full sheets while changing several settings at once.
Are the stickers actually free?
The Scoresheet Stickers tool requires no Pro subscription. Physical label stock, printer supplies, and any printing service remain your responsibility. This does not make every other tool in the app free.
Can I use any label sheet?
The exported format is intended for Avery 8163-compatible address labels. Verify the actual stock dimensions and print settings rather than assuming every address-label product has the same layout.
Is this a web template to fill out here?
No. The current workflow is inside the native Hockey Lineup Manager app. This page explains the tool and printing process; it does not run a separate roster builder in the browser.
View Hockey Lineup Manager on the App Store. For bench position cards rather than labels, see the lineup builder.