Free printable

Paintball scouting sheet

Six blank fields on one page, printed as many times as you need. Mark where their five players ended up off the break, write down which bunker each one took, tick won or lost. Six points is about one match's worth of watching from behind the netting.

Download the PDF Get the layout first

Free, no email, nothing to sign up for. A4 and US Letter both print it.

The printable scouting sheet: six blank paintball fields drawn from above,
each with the start boxes marked US and THEM, five numbered lines for the
bunker each of their players broke to, a won/lost box and room for notes.
Across the top, lines for the opponent, the event and the date. — The sheet, as it prints. One page, six points, A4 or US Letter.

How a team actually uses one

One sheet per opponent

Write the team on the top line and keep the sheet for them. Patterns only show up across points, and a sheet per team is how you see the break they keep going back to.

Mark the break, not the point

Five marks on the field in the first two seconds is the whole job. Who won the point matters less than where the bodies went, and the break is the part you can actually see from the netting.

Print the real field

The sheet's field is blank on purpose, so it works for any event. If you know the layout, open it here and draw the bunkers in before you get to the field.

Or let the app do the counting

Paper is fine for one opponent. It stops scaling at about the third, because by then the question is not what they ran but how often — and that is counting, not watching. Paintball Coach records the same breakouts by tapping a player and a bunker, then ranks them by share of points, splits them by player, and draws every move on 5 2026 layouts it already ships.

Get the app

Free to download. Open any layout on this page in the app and record against it.

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