AcademyTracking and method

Which stats should you log during a hockey game?

During a game you log events, not calculations: shift start and end, goal, assist, shot (on goal, missed or blocked), faceoff won or lost, hit, penalty. Seven buttons cover 95% of complete tracking, and one thumb is enough.

A realistic priority order so you do not drown: start with shifts (ice time follows) and goals/assists. Add shots in game two, then faceoffs if your player is a center, then scoring chances once the reflex is set. Every added stat must pass one test: "can I log it without missing the play?"

After the horn, all the math belongs to the tool: game totals, season cumulative, averages and trends. In RinkLog, a live-tracked game automatically feeds progression charts, benchmarks and, on higher plans, AI analysis reports.

RinkLog measures and computes this statistic automatically during your hockey, ball hockey and ringette games.

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