Basketball Scoreboards

Basketball Scoreboards Built to Travel

Searching for basketball scoreboards that don't require permanent installation? All three models in this collection are portable by design, made by First Team, a manufacturer that specializes in scoring and court equipment. Unlike wall-mounted scoreboards that need electrical runs and structural mounting, these units are built to be wheeled or carried between courts, gyms, and outdoor spaces — a practical fit for schools, rec leagues, church gyms, and multi-sport facilities that share one scoreboard across several courts or seasons.

Wireless vs. Tabletop: Choosing the Right Portable Basketball Scoreboard

The collection breaks down into two formats. The FT810W and FT810WB are both First Team Portable Wireless Scoreboards, controlled remotely so a scorekeeper can operate the display from the sideline or scorer's table instead of standing next to the unit. The FT805B is a Portable Tabletop Scoreboard — a smaller-footprint option built to sit on a table or stand at the scorer's bench rather than stand alone on the court. If your gym already has a scorer's table setup and you just need a compact display, the tabletop FT805B is the more budget-friendly entry point in this collection. If you need a stand-alone scoreboard that a referee or volunteer can control wirelessly from anywhere in the gym, the FT810W or FT810WB wireless models are the better match. Because the FT810W and FT810WB share the same core wireless portable design, the difference between the two comes down to the specific configuration listed on each product page — worth a side-by-side compare before you order if you're deciding between them.

Basketball Scoreboard Prices and Cost

Prices across this collection run from $845 for the entry-level tabletop unit up to $2,397 for the full-size wireless scoreboards. That spread reflects the jump from a compact tabletop display to a larger, stand-alone wireless scoreboard meant to be visible across a full court. If budget is the main driver, start with the FT805B tabletop model; if visibility from anywhere in the gym and wireless remote control matter more than price, budget toward the FT810W or FT810WB. Because all three are from a single manufacturer, you're comparing format and features rather than brand quality when weighing cost.

Setup, Mounting, and Who These Scoreboards Suit

Because every scoreboard in this collection is portable, none require the wall-mounting or structural anchoring that fixed arena scoreboards need. The tabletop FT805B is meant to sit on a table or stand at the scorer's station, making it a fast setup for tournaments, camps, or facilities that store equipment between uses. The FT810W and FT810WB wireless scoreboards are designed to stand independently on the court or sideline, with wireless control freeing up the scorekeeper from being tethered to the unit by a cable. This makes the wireless models a good fit for gyms that rotate the scoreboard between multiple courts, outdoor courts without easy wiring access, and rec leagues that need to store and redeploy equipment quickly between games. Schools and clubs running back-to-back games on adjacent courts also benefit from portability, since one or two scoreboards can be moved as the schedule shifts rather than requiring a fixed unit per court.

Buying Across This First Team Collection

All three products here come from First Team, so buyers comparing basketball scoreboards for sale within this catalog are really choosing a format and price point rather than sorting between different manufacturers. Facilities managers outfitting a new gym, athletic directors replacing an aging scoreboard, or league organizers who need a reliable display for tournament weekends can use the $845–$2,397 range as a guide: tabletop for compact, budget-conscious setups, and wireless portable scoreboards for stand-alone, full-visibility scorekeeping. Review each product page for full specifications before ordering, since configuration details vary between the FT810W and FT810WB listings.