Team Scoreboard

Design the end-of-match scoreboard for a team-based game. It should present both teams clearly, with players grouped by side and sorted so the strongest performers and key contributors are easy to spot.

The screen appears right after the match ends, when players want a fast read on who won, how they performed, and where the big swings came from. Treat it as a post-round summary, not a stat dump.

Include the core match stats that matter in this game context: score, kills, deaths, assists, objective work, and any team-specific contribution that explains the result. Make the winning team obvious without hiding the losing side.

The layout should support quick comparison across teams while still letting a player inspect their own row. Keep the focus on readable rows, clear team separation, and a strong hierarchy for totals versus individual stats.

Use one sticky highlight for the local player row so it stays easy to find as the list changes or scrolls.