Set the alarm for 5:47 p.m.

Web alarm clock for 5:47 p.m.

You are waiting for 5:47 pm before stepping onto the covered barangay court to officiate the match, keeping one eye on the clock while players and spectators settle in. Setting this alarm lets you focus on the final preparations without repeatedly checking your phone. The signal comes shortly before 6:00 pm, so the match can begin at its assigned moment rather than drifting into the evening schedule.

Your place beside the court may leave the phone untouched long enough for it to sleep before 5:47 pm. Keep the screen awake and this alarm page running until the sound plays; if the browser is closed or the phone has gone to sleep, the match reminder may stay silent. Set the volume clearly above the noise of bouncing balls, conversations, and electric fans, then place the phone where you can hear it without bringing it onto the playing area.

As late-afternoon daylight fades outside the covered court, check the playing surface and boundary lines before the match starts. Switch on the court lights early if darker corners or roof shadows make the markings difficult to follow. Position yourself briefly at both ends to spot glare from overhead fixtures, then adjust your usual standing angle so the light does not hide a line call at 5:47 pm.