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What is Corsi (iCF) in hockey?

Individual Corsi (iCF, individual Corsi for) is a player's total shot attempts: shots on goal + missed shots + blocked shots. It measures true offensive volume regardless of outcome, because a player who generates many attempts eventually produces.

Formula

iCF = shots on goal + missed shots + blocked shots

Example

In one game a player puts 3 shots on net, misses 2 and has 2 blocked: iCF = 7 attempts. Even without a goal that night, the 7 says he created danger.

Why it is precious in youth hockey: goals are rare and random in the short run, shot attempts are frequent and stable. A kid whose iCF climbs is improving, even if the goal column lags. RinkLog computes iCF automatically once you log missed and blocked shots along with shots on goal.

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