How Stat Math works
Stat Math turns real box scores into math practice. Kids who don’t care about a made-up train leaving a station at 3 p.m. will happily work out how many points their team scored from three-pointers last night.
Where the numbers come from
Each worksheet uses one recent NHL, NBA, NFL or Premier League game: final scores, scores by period, team stats, player stats and the season standings. Nothing is rounded, invented or “adjusted to make the math nice.” The data was last updated November 10, 2026.
How answers are checked
Every number on a worksheet is linked to the exact spot in the game data it came from, or to a rule of the game (a three-pointer is worth 3, a yard is 3 feet). Before the site updates, an automated test looks each number up again and recomputes all 622 answers with exact fractions. If a single one disagrees, the update stops.
Printing
Press Print or save as PDF on any worksheet. Page one is the student sheet, page two is the answer key with the work shown. Untick “Include answer key” to print only the student page. Pages are sized for US letter paper; choose “Save as PDF” in the print dialog to keep a copy.
What you won’t find
No odds, no picks, no predictions and no team logos. Sharing and copying for classroom use is encouraged.