Public site
The board is the product
Schedule, standings, box scores, stats, teams, and rules on one site. Subscribe Google or Apple Calendar. Compact rows on a phone. Comfortable cards if you want them. Same data either way.
OnRink
Hockey league software for any rink.
Schedule, standings, rosters, eligibility, and stats. Players just open the site. Captains say who dressed. Scorekeepers run the desk. Commissioners run the league.
Players
No account. Phone or laptop, the board is the league.
Captains
Roster and who dressed, without emailing a spreadsheet.
Scorekeepers
Scores, both lineups, goals, penalties, and the crew.
Commissioners
Ice, season, eligibility, playoffs, and the trophy room.
Captains
Who is on the team, who dressed
Captains keep the roster and the lineup. The public team page and the desk both read the same list.
Desk
A real scoresheet, not a Facebook recap
Final score, both lineups, goals, assists, penalties, overtime or shootout, officials, and the scorekeeper. The public game page is that sheet.
Commissioner
Ice, eligibility, and the cup
Pull open ice from the rink calendar, plan the season, restrict players only where you mean to, run playoffs, hang championship banners on the team and the players who were on that roster, and keep a trophy room that matches what actually happened.
Your name
your-league.onrink.com, or your own domain
A public site the moment you sign up. Point a domain at OnRink when you have one — people never have to type onrink.com.
What's new
On the board this month.
Championship banners
Playoff champions in gold and regular-season winners in ice, hung like arena rafters. Team pages hang every title for that club. Players who were on the roster that season get the same banners on their page.
Club career and all-time scorers
Each team page has career boxes, GF/GA by season, and all-time scorers for that identity — not only this season’s roster.
Add the schedule to a calendar
Subscribe Google, Apple, or Outlook, or download a .ics. Moves and postponements follow the subscription.
Compact or Comfortable
The same board as dense tables or larger match cards. Preference is saved on the device.
Players
They do not create an account.
Tonight's games, last night's sheet, the table, the leaderboard. The site is the notice board. Density in the header switches the same board between compact rows and comfortable cards.
How it works
Live the same night you sign up.
- 1
Start a league
Name it. You get a live site at your-name.onrink.com.
- 2
Put hockey on the board
Divisions, teams, ice, and a season. Connect rink software when you have it — DaySmart Dash is the first adapter.
- 3
Hand captains and the desk the keys
They do their jobs on the league site. Everyone else just reads it.
- 4
Bring your domain when you want
Apex and www at the same IP as onrink.com. That name becomes the public site.
In the wild
Legend Leagues of Hockey
Adult hockey at Bridgewater Ice Arena. Schedule, standings, desk, and trophy room on their own domain.
Put the league on the ice.
Billing comes later. Sign up, get a site, run hockey.