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What changes at this age: evaluators want context, not totals. "45 points" says nothing; "1.1 points per game, 62% on faceoffs, 55% of scoring chances going his team’s way when he is on the ice" tells a player’s story. A two-or-three-season history measured with the same definitions is gold in an application file.
The RinkLog public profile (complete, restricted or link-only mode) turns that tracking into a presentable record: stats, progression charts and heat maps, reachable through one link sent to a coach or a scout.
RinkLog measures and computes all of this automatically during your hockey, ball hockey and ringette games.
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