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In practice two setups work: an injured teammate or a partner in the stands tracks the game live, or the player enters totals after the game with the manual scoresheet (two minutes in the locker room). Both feed the same season stats.
The fun is in the career numbers: the 100th beer league goal, the best season ever, the hat trick medal. RinkLog keeps everything, year after year, league after league, with the same progression charts kids get. The app covers any age: tracking has no age limit.
RinkLog measures and computes all of this automatically during your hockey, ball hockey and ringette games.
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