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For a coach or manager, the useful questions are collective: who plays too much, who not enough? Which line produces per shift? Where do the penalty minutes go? Those answers fall out naturally once every player has a profile tracked with the same definitions.
RinkLog’s Club plan is built for this: up to 20 players under one account, each with a full profile, charts and AI reports. The account also opens up to 10 guests: the manager, an assistant coach and volunteer parents share the tracking, each with their own login, and nobody has to lend out a password. One volunteer parent or a manager tracks the games, the whole team benefits.
RinkLog measures and computes all of this automatically during your hockey, ball hockey and ringette games.
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