When is Set Over? Too Late to Correct Error?

[GoRedSox]

PavBrief,
So how did you check the score? Did you review all 48 points? If so how did you recall all the points. Once the set is over unless someone questions something what are you checking?

[pavbref]

NFHS shore sheet has the score in two places: the running score and the server line. I scanned the server lines to ensure that each point was recorded. If the scorer is doing their job correctly, you can reconstruct the entire set. Also, if the R2 checks the score sheet at each time-out, the number of points that need to be scanned is reduced to the number scored since the last time-out.

[timasdf]

In my experience, the scorekeeper simply says "game point" to the R2. The R2 then gives the "set point" informal signal.

pavbref: Are you saying that you stop the match to manually count points since the last TO?

All: Can anyone provide a specific rule reference for the hard end of the set (the point at which it's too late to fix the scoring error)?

[pavbref]

Originally Posted by timasdf

In my experience, the scorekeeper simply says "game point" to the R2. The R2 then gives the "set point" informal signal.

pavbref: Are you saying that you stop the match to manually count points since the last TO?

All: Can anyone provide a specific rule reference for the hard end of the set (the point at which it's too late to fix the scoring error)?

timasdf: You do not stop the match, but you must verify the score sheet at the end of each set per rule 5-5-3-b-16 through 5-5-3-b-18