Rink Lab

Your whole season,
on one sheet of ice.

Practice plans, the line chart, league standings and a scouting report on the next opponent, pulled from where they already live and kept somewhere your staff can open on a phone.

On a phonePast gamesPress ScoutThe reportTheir seasonTap a nameCBHL standingsBoth leagues, per gameAll leaguesEJEPL onlyEvery columnIn the scouting reportCopy to teamImport a linkEdit linesLinesLineup cardShot chartOn the benchPrinted
On a phone
01 / 13

Team home

Open the team and the week is already on it.

Paste your Crossbar calendar once. Practices, games and the record come off it, and the next game already has a Scout button on it.

  • Record and next game, live from the calendar
  • The same page on a phone, for the parent who asks where the rink is
  • A season switcher, so last year stays put
Past games
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Schedule

Calendar, games, and what's been played.

The calendar is every event Crossbar knows about, filterable to practices or games. Games is the league's own fixtures, and Past flips to the box scores.

  • Send someone a filtered schedule as a link
  • Every past game with its score and rink
  • Practices carry the plan built for them
Press ScoutThe report
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Scouting

Press Scout and read the other bench.

Every upcoming league game opens a report on the opponent: their MyHockey Rankings rating beside yours, record, per-game scoring, special teams, and the score of any meeting so far, with the LiveBarn recording a tap away.

  • Same stat on both sides, the better side in green
  • Per game, so games in hand flatter nobody
  • Head to head, with the recording
Their seasonTap a name
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Other teams

Every team name is a link.

Tap a name in the standings, on a game card or in a scouting report and you're on that team's season: their record, results, upcoming games and players, on the same pages you read your own on.

  • Their season with their latest results under it, plus upcoming games and players
  • Reached from anywhere their name appears
  • Same tables, same per-game reading, just pointed at them
CBHL standingsBoth leagues, per game
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Standings

Two leagues, one table, read per game.

Standings come straight off GameSheet, every column, counting the league's regular season, with each team's MyHockey Rankings rating beside its record. Play in two leagues and the rankings put every team on one table, divided by games played, so a four-game season and a one-game season can sit side by side.

  • Tap any column to rank by it
  • Strength of schedule from every team's own slate
  • The rankings sit under the team stats, where the question comes up
All leaguesEJEPL only
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Team stats

Every number the league counts, and a few it hides.

Team stats across every league you play in, added together or split apart. Regulation wins, periods won, home and away records and the quickest goal were always in the data. Now they're on the page, with your MyHockey Rankings rating and rank under them.

  • Combined across leagues, rates recomputed from the counts
  • One tap splits it back out by league
  • Each tile written out in full, no abbreviations to decode
Every column
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Player stats

One row per player, whatever league the game was in.

Skater and goalie tables you can sort by any column. A player who skates in both leagues is one row with both added up, and the columns the league's own site never shows — first goals, empty-netters, hat tricks, a goalie's shootout record — are all there.

  • Matched across leagues by registration number, then by name
  • Twenty skater columns and sixteen goalie columns
  • Sort by tapping a heading; the arrow says which way
In the scouting report
08 / 13

Watch it back

The recording is on the game.

Rinks film on LiveBarn, and the app knows which sheet each game was on. Every played game, every past meeting in a scouting report and the opponent's last game carry a link straight to the video, and a rink with no camera says so instead of sending you looking.

  • Matched from the rink name, against LiveBarn's own venue list
  • Every goal marked even strength, power play, short handed or empty net, and both teams' player stats
  • Scout the opponent's last game by watching it
Copy to team
09 / 13

The library

Fifty-two drills and eighty-eight plays to start from.

A shared library every team can draw on: drills with diagrams, setup and coaching points, and the full set of systems — breakouts, forechecks, regroups, power play and penalty kill — filed by category. Copy one to your team and edit it as your own.

  • Filed the way coaches talk: forecheck, breakout, net front
  • Copy to team brings the diagrams and categories with it
  • Your team's library holds only what you chose
Import a link
10 / 13

Practice plans

Build Tuesday's practice off Tuesday's ice time.

Start a plan from a practice on the schedule and the rink and time come with it. Paste a link from Ice Hockey Systems or The Coaches Site and the whole drill comes across, diagrams and coaching points included. One clock runs through drills and systems, and the practice you keep coming back to can be saved as a template to start the next one from.

  • Paste a link, get the whole drill, straight into the plan
  • Stations run together and cost the longest one
  • Sections you leave empty are never drawn
Edit lines
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Roster and lines

The roster comes in. The lines come off it.

Import the roster from Crossbar or a CSV in any column order, give someone the C, and build the line chart by clicking a player onto a slot. A player can be on the first line and both special teams at once, and the badge says how many units they're already on.

  • Crossbar or CSV import, header names in any order
  • Captain and alternate letters that follow the player onto every sheet
  • Forwards, defence, power play, both penalty kill units and 6 on 5
LinesLineup cardShot chart
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Game day

The lineup card prints itself.

The line chart you keep for the season becomes a lineup card, a shot chart and a stat tracker with your logo on them, filled in for the next game before you're out the door.

  • The line chart is the source; the card is a print of it
  • Type sized to the chart, so a full card fits one page
  • Shot chart and stat tracker off the same page
On the benchPrinted
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The bench

One link. No accounts.

Assistants open the plan on their phone. Print it, or download it as a PDF or a picture per page to send round. The diagrams come with it either way. Rotate the link and the old one dies.

  • Read-only, and cached so it opens fast
  • Print view with ink dark enough for rink lights
  • Download the same sheet as a PDF or JPEGs
  • Rotate the link to revoke it
Library

Eighty-eight plays on day one.

The shared library is a catalogue, not a starting inventory. Copy a system to your team and it is yours to edit, diagrams and all.

Two leagues

Stats add up. Standings don't.

Play in two sanctions and the stats page adds them together, rates recomputed from the counts. A rank belongs to one table, so standings keep their toggle.

Your colours

Upload the logo, get the palette.

Every page of the team wears its own colours, pulled from the crest and conditioned so the type stays readable on a phone at the rink.

A real team, not a demo

Walk through the Baltimore Stars u14A.

Their schedule, their line chart, their league standings and the scouting report on the next opponent. Nothing to sign up for.