Get your sports scores lickety-split with QuickScores

QuickScores is a uncomplicated Windows Phone app that delivers scores for six major sporting leagues. QuickScores doesn't take many bells and whistles but if you're looking for a quick and like shooting fish in a barrel fashion to check scores, it might be worth a attempt.

QuickScoresprovides scores and game times for:

The National Football League
Major League Baseball
The National Basketball game Clan
The National Hockey League
NCAA Football
NCAA Basketball game

If a game is in progress, QuickScores volition display the score and if the game hasn't started the app will show game time. Teams tin be searched by keyword and there is a manual refresh button on each league's page. The search characteristic actually comes in handy with sports leagues that have a healthier number of games, NCAA Basketball for instance.

The downside to the app is that you can't pin separate leagues or individual teams to your Start Screen for quicker scores. Not sure if it'south possible but a live tile for an individual sports league that rotates through the various scores would exist overnice.

Every bit is, QuickScores is a overnice, simple Windows Telephone app to let your quickly check scores on the get. QuickScores is a free, advertizing-supported app for your Windows Phone and you can find it here in the Windows Telephone Store.

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