Okay, so I wanted to keep track of the “John Stark Football 2024 Standings” this year. I’m a big local sports fan, and honestly, keeping up with all the scores and rankings can be a real pain. There are so many websites, and they all look different. It’s annoying!
My Process
So, I started by, you know, just Googling it. Typed in “John Stark Football 2024 Standings.” Lots of stuff popped up, some news articles, some old schedules… it was messy.
Then I went to some sports websites, I am not going to metion their names. They had some info, but it wasn’t always up-to-date. And navigating those sites? Forget about it. Too many ads and pop-ups. Super frustrating.
I was thinking, “There’s gotta be a better way!”
I figured the best thing to do was just make my own spreadsheet. Seems old-school, I know, but it works! So, I opened up a new Google Sheet. Named it something simple like “John Stark Football 2024.”
- First column: “Date” – Pretty self-explanatory.
- Second: “Opponent” – Who John Stark played against.
- Third: “John Stark Score” – Our team’s score, obviously.
- Fourth: “Opponent Score” – Their score.
- Fifth: “Result” – Just a simple “W” for win, “L” for loss, or “T” for tie (if that even happens!).
- Sixth and after: I use these for tracking Win, Loss, and other things.
Now, after every game, I just pop in the new scores. I still have to look them up online, usually on one of those news sites or social media. But at least now I have all MY info in ONE place, in a way that makes sense to ME.
It’s not perfect, but it’s MY system. And it’s way better than clicking around a million different websites. Plus, I can add notes or whatever I want. Maybe I’ll add a column for “Key Plays” or “My Thoughts” on the game. Who knows!
It is a very simple way to record, and I can expand it to record more things in the future.
