Guides, tips, and insights for coaches, team managers, and parents tracking hockey stats.
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After five years of travel ice hockey and four years of travel roller hockey, we've seen tournaments run beautifully and tournaments run like a fire drill. TORHS Nationals is the former — and then some.
The case for and against roller hockey as an offseason training choice — and why the pro-roller crowd tends to win the argument when it comes to player development, conditioning, and keeping the game fun.
The two rules every new hockey fan asks about in the first ten minutes — what they mean, why they exist, and all the exceptions, explained clearly.
Both sides of the youth stats debate are pointing at something real. A practical framework for coaches and parents on when tracking helps, when it hurts, and how to tell the difference.
Every penalty in the standard hockey scorekeeping vocabulary — what it means, how it is enforced, and which severity tier it falls into. The complete reference for anyone tracking penalties on a roster.
A practical guide to setting up a hockey stats tracking system for recreational, youth, and adult amateur teams — from what to track to how to record it during live games.
Which statistics give you the clearest picture of individual and team performance in amateur hockey? A guide to the numbers worth tracking and what they actually tell you.
Comparing the real pros and cons of tracking hockey stats in a spreadsheet versus a purpose-built app — so you can pick the right tool for your team's situation.