Electronic Scoreboards & Controllers

Electronic Scoreboards and Controllers for Gyms, Wrestling Rooms, and Multipurpose Facilities

Searches for an electronic scoreboard or an indoor led scoreboard usually come from two different buyers: coaches who need a portable score display for practice or a small gym, and facility staff who need a controller to raise and lower a divider curtain safely. JoySportStore carries both under one roof. The lineup includes two First Team portable scoreboards and two Gared electric hoists, so you can outfit a gymnasium's scoring needs and its curtain-control needs from the same order.

Portable Tabletop and Wireless Scoreboards from First Team

The First Team FT805 Portable Tabletop Scoreboard is built for spaces where a permanent wall-mounted digital scoreboard for gymnasium use isn't practical — think wrestling rooms, volleyball practice courts, table tennis, or youth league sidelines. Because it sits on a tabletop or cart, staff can move it between courts instead of dedicating wall space to a single sport. The First Team FT810WB Portable Wireless Scoreboard adds wireless remote operation, letting a scorekeeper run the display from the bench or sideline rather than standing at the unit. For programs searching portable wrestling score clocks or a digital score display board that doesn't require electrical or structural mounting, these two models are the fit in our current catalog.

Gared Electric Hoists and Wireless Remote Control

The Gared Electric Curtain Hoist and the Gared Electric Hoist with Wireless Remote Control 1197 are not scoreboards themselves — they're the motorized controllers that raise and lower gym divider curtains, which is why they sit in this collection alongside our scoreboard displays. The 1197 model's wireless remote means gym staff can operate the hoist from the floor instead of a fixed wall switch, which is the same convenience buyers are after when they search for wireless scoreboard control or a scoreboard controller. If your facility runs a shared gymnasium with retractable curtains separating courts, this is the controller half of the equation.

Choosing Between a Tabletop Scoreboard and a Wireless Remote Controller

Start with what you're actually controlling. If you need to display a score, period, or shot clock for a practice, wrestling match, or rec game, look at the First Team FT805 or FT810WB — the difference between them is tabletop/wired operation versus wireless remote operation from the bench. If you need to physically move a gym divider curtain up or down, the Gared hoists are controllers, not displays, and the 1197's wireless remote saves you from running a dedicated wall switch near every curtain track. Installation for the hoists is structural — they mount to the curtain track hardware — while the First Team scoreboards are plug-and-play, tabletop units that don't require wall mounting at all.

Who This Collection Suits

This is a practical fit for high school and rec-league gyms that need a movable scoreboard for practice or secondary courts, wrestling programs that need a dedicated portable score clock, and multipurpose facilities that divide one gymnasium into multiple courts with a curtain system. Programs searching for a collegiate digital scoreboard or a large-format scoreboard for a football field or racetrack won't find that scale of fixed, large-format display in this collection today — our current lineup is built around portable/tabletop scoreboards and curtain-hoist controllers rather than stadium-sized boards.

Price Range at a Glance

Across these four products, pricing runs from $689 up to $2,742, with the tabletop and portable scoreboards generally positioned toward the lower end and the wireless hoist controller toward the upper end. Compare the control method (wired vs. wireless remote) and the installation type (tabletop vs. track-mounted) before ordering, since those two factors drive most of the price and setup difference in this collection.