Squash Score

Squash scoreboard built for one-tap scoring between rallies — glance at your wrist, score the rally, play on. Works on 120 Garmin watches: touch, buttons, or both. FEATURES • PAR scoring (WSF 2025): play to 11, or set any target from 2 to 99 (presets 7/9/11/15/21) • Win-by-2 at tie — on or off • Match formats: single game, best of 3 / 5 / 7 • Serve tracking: highlighted score = server, ball = service box (left/right); the server alternates boxes automatically, you can change the box manually • Pick who serves first at the start of every match — and fix the server mid-game from the menu if you both forgot • Game ball and match ball alerts on the score screen • Undo up to 60 actions (even an accidental "New match") • Vibration feedback: point, undo, game end, match end • Rest countdown between games (2:00 per WSF 2025, 1:30, or off) with 15 s warning • Match summary: games, per-game scores, match duration • Choose which player is on top of the screen, and ME/RIVAL or A/B labels • Accidental-input protection: tap debounce, dead zone at the divider, lock after game end • The score is always saved — leave the app and come back to the same score • Saves the match as a Squash workout in Garmin Connect: heart-rate graph, calories, every game as a lap (can be turned off in the menu, under More) • Live heart rate on the score screen — turns yellow in zone 4, red in zone 5 • Rest countdown shows your heart-rate drop (recovery) and calories • Match summary with average/max heart rate and calories • Score chart in Garmin Connect: both players' points over time, game scores and per-game pace in the lap table, final result and match stats in the activity summary • Match summary on the watch has three pages: score, pace (points, points per minute, average gap, longest rally, best point streak, rallies won on your own serve) and heart rate (time in zones 2-5, avg/max HR, calories) • Heart rate, calories and zone times need workout recording switched on • Match time on the score screen: the middle strip alternates between your live heart rate and the match clock CONTROLS — TOUCH WATCHES (vivoactive, Venu) Tap top/bottom half = point • tap after a game = next game, after the match = new match • button or swipe left = undo • swipe up/down = service box (after the match: stats pages) • hold screen = menu • swipe right = exit CONTROLS — BUTTON WATCHES (fenix, Forerunner, Instinct, Enduro) UP/DOWN = point for top/bottom player (after a game: next game; after the match: stats pages) • BACK = undo • START = service box, after a game = next game, after the match = new match • hold UP = menu • exit from the menu (watches with both touch and buttons follow the touch scheme: UP/DOWN still score points, but START = undo and BACK = exit) No data is collected. No phone required.

New stats, no new sensors. The match summary now has three pages: score, pace and heart rate — swipe or press UP/DOWN to cycle through them in both directions. Pace adds the match's longest point streak (either player) and how many rallies you won on your own serve; the heart-rate page shows the time you spent in zones 2 to 5. The middle strip of the score screen now alternates between your live heart rate and the match clock. In Garmin Connect every game (lap) also carries its own average point gap and longest rally, and the activity summary gains best streak, points won on serve and time in zone 4+. Fixed: on Instinct watches the "GAME:" and "MATCH:" headers no longer run under the round sub-window.