Why don't scorekeepers see all games for my team?
Accounts with scorekeeper access only will only see future games that are scheduled to start within the next 48 hours.
In the event that games are being scored after they have been played (not live during game action,) all past games in pre-game status are available to scorekeepers.
Once the game status has been changed to Final, scorekeepers lose access to the game and any additional changes or corrections must be made by a league administrator.
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