Final Score 360 is committed to publishing accurate sports news and information. When a substantive factual error is identified and verified, we will correct it as promptly as reasonably possible.
What We Correct
Corrections may include inaccurate names, scores, statistics, dates, locations, quotations, team information or other factual details that materially affect a story.
Minor Changes
Minor spelling, grammar, formatting or style changes that do not alter the meaning of an article may be corrected without a formal correction notice.
Substantive Corrections
When a significant factual error requires correction, Final Score 360 may add a correction or update notice to the article so readers understand what information changed.
Developing Stories
Sports news can change quickly. Articles covering developing events may be updated as additional verified information becomes available. An update does not necessarily indicate that the original reporting contained an error.
Scores and Statistics
Scores, statistics, standings and other sports data may initially come from teams, leagues, schools or other reporting sources. If official information is subsequently corrected, Final Score 360 may update its coverage accordingly.
Requesting a Correction
Readers, teams, leagues, schools and other organizations may contact Final Score 360 regarding a possible factual error. Please identify the article and the information believed to be incorrect and, when possible, provide supporting information.
Correction requests will be reviewed before changes are made.