The stats tracker app built for ringette
Launched July 31, 2026. 900+ members. iOS, Android and web.
Blue-line passes, official penalty scale, a ring instead of a puck: RinkLog is one of the very few stats apps built for ringette rather than force-fitted to it.
No credit card required. The free plan stays free.
Ringette is not hockey with a ring, and generic stat tools make that obvious fast. RinkLog adapts the whole tracking flow to the sport: no faceoffs (play restarts with free passes), no hits (officially non-contact) and ringette's official penalty scale, 2-minute minors and 4-minute majors.
Above all, RinkLog tracks ringette's signature stat: blue-line passes, completed and missed, with a game-by-game completion percentage. Goals, assists, shots, ice time, +/- and the goalie mode work with the same precision as hockey. The goalie mode even goes further: the goalie must clear the ring within five seconds, so RinkLog measures her completed and intercepted clears on top of freezes and rebounds. Four save outcomes instead of two, because clearing and freezing describe two different goalies.
The skater, then the goalie
This is RinkLog's real board, set up for ringette. It plays a skater's shift, then the goalie's screen. Tap a button and it follows your lead.
- 1Blue-line passesCompleted or missed, one thumb: ringette’s signature stat, with its percentage game after game.
- 2One shift at a timeThe ice clock starts when she steps on and stops at the bench. Ice time adds itself up.
- 3No hits, no faceoffsThe board follows the rules of the sport: no buttons that serve no purpose.
Built for ringette goalies
In hockey, a save ends frozen or as a rebound. In ringette, the goalie has five seconds to clear the ring once she controls it in her crease. So RinkLog records what she does with it: four outcomes instead of two.
Frozen
She holds the ring, on purpose or because she could not clear it in time. Play stops.
Rebound
The ring gets away from her and stays in play in front of her.
Successful clear
She clears it and the ring finds a teammate: possession changes sides.
Clear intercepted
She clears it, but the other team picks it off: the threat is right back.
Why it matters: a missed clear hands the ring back to the other team right by the net. The successful clear rate shows what save percentage does not, and it is a skill that improves with practice.
What her player page shows
Successful clear rate
Game by game and on a chart: a goalie who misses her clears gives possession away, and that can be worked on.
Clears and freezes by period
See whether her clears hold up late in the game, when fatigue sets in.
Heat map of shots faced
Where she gets beaten, and her high-danger saves (HDSV%).
Piece of equipment
Glove, blocker, pads, stick or body: the option records what made the save.
2, 3 or 4 periods, to match her team
Ringette is not played the same way everywhere. The number of periods is set on the team, and all the tracking adjusts: the clock, the intermission, stats by period and the end of the game.
Intermission freezes the clock
End of period, break: ice time does not count during the break.
Every stat in its period
Shots, blue-line passes, saves, clears: everything reads period by period.
The end at the right time
After the last period of her format, RinkLog offers overtime or the end of the game.
Set on the team
A player on two teams? Each team keeps its own format.
Team format
The game clock
Four periods: the U19 AA ringette format, four ten-minute periods.
The ringette stats RinkLog tracks
- Blue-line passes completed and missed
- Completion percentage per game
- Goals, assists and points
- Shots on net and missed
- Ice time per shift
- Plus/minus (+/-)
- Penalties: 2-minute minor, 4-minute major
- Scoring chances
- Battles along the boards
- Hard backchecks
- Shift ratings (offensive, defensive, intensity)
- Full goalie mode: clears completed or intercepted
- Stats by period, in 2, 3 or 4 periods
- Penalty shots
- Progression charts
- Percentile benchmarks
- PDF and CSV export
A board that speaks ringette
The RinkBuddy board shows the blue ring and buttons designed for ringette. Like the other sports, you customize it by drag and drop to match your player position and the stats you want to prioritize.
In an arena with no signal, tracking stats during the game still works and syncs when the connection returns. Phone, tablet, computer: the account follows you everywhere.
How it works
Create your player
Pick Ringette when creating the profile. The board and stats adapt to the sport immediately.
Track the game live
One button per event, including blue-line passes. The timer computes ice time.
Follow the progression
Game-by-game charts, trends, season goals and AI reports on higher plans.
Premium opens unlimited history and advanced statistics. Try it for 7 days; if you do not keep it, the account goes back to the free plan and nothing is lost.
No credit card required. The free plan stays free.
Frequently asked questions about ringette tracking
Does RinkLog really track blue-line passes?
Yes, completed and missed, with the completion percentage per game and per season. It's the stat ringette parents and coaches ask about most, and almost no tool measures it.
Are ringette rules respected?
Yes: no faceoffs, no hits, and the official penalty scale (2-minute minor, 4-minute major). Tracking mirrors how a real ringette game unfolds.
What are battles and hard backchecks?
Two buttons you add to the RinkBuddy from 'Customize the RinkBuddy' on the player page. 'Battle' opens the rink with the offensive zone in green and the defensive zone in orange: you tap where the ring battle happened, then a flower asks how it ended, won physically, with the stick, with speed, or lost. The zone is recorded with it. A battle is not a hit, so it belongs fully in ringette. 'Hard backcheck' is a simple counter, one tap per sustained defensive return, counted on the effort made rather than the result. Both buttons and their counts are for everyone; the detailed section on the player page is for paid plans.
Is there a goalie mode?
Yes, the full goalie mode: goals against, save percentage, high-danger saves and shot-location heat maps. And it follows the rule specific to ringette: the goalie must clear the ring within five seconds. Her save outcomes are therefore four, frozen, rebound, clear completed and clear intercepted, with her completed-clear percentage. A goalie who misses her clears gives possession away, and that is a fixable flaw.
My team plays four periods. Does RinkLog handle that?
Yes. The number of periods is set on the team: 2, 3 or 4. The game clock, the intermission, stats by period and the end of the game all adjust, including on the goalie screen. U19 AA ringette, for example, is played in four ten-minute periods.
Is it free?
A free plan tracks one player and their last three games, no credit card. Premium at 19.99 CAD per year unlocks unlimited history and advanced statistics, with a free 7 day trial. Premium also opens the account to 3 guests, Franchise to 5 and Club to 10.
More questions? See the FAQ or the full guide.
RinkLog also imports your league schedule and sends a reminder before every game: see the calendar guide.
Grandparents want to follow without tracking? They get a summary after every game: see the spectators guide.
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