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How the board, desk, captains, and commissioner tools actually work. Players do not need an account.
FAQ
- Do players need an account?
- No. The public site is the league. Only commissioners, captains, and scorekeepers sign in — on the league site, not onrink.com. How to
- Where do I sign in?
- On your league URL (your-league.onrink.com or your own domain). onrink.com is for OnRink platform admins. If you try there with a league login, you are sent to your site. How to
- Who fills out the scoresheet?
- A scorekeeper or commissioner at Desk. Captains can submit a correction after the game is final; it does not change the public sheet until the commissioner approves. How to
- What does a captain actually do?
- Keep the club list and who is in for this season. Upcoming lineups are yours. After a game is final, submit dressed / scorers / PIM for commissioner approval. Captains do not change the final score. How to
- Full, half, and sub — what is the difference?
- Captains set full, half, or sub on Team settings; full and half stay off the public type column. Sub shows on the public roster. The club pool can dress even if they are not marked in for the season; they appear once they play or you mark them in. How to
- Where do I see what shipped?
- Commissioner → What’s new. Public highlights (banners, career, calendar) also sit on onrink.com. How to
- Do captains get an email when a game moves?
- Yes — to the captain login on that team — when the season is current (not a hidden draft) and mail is configured. Entering a final score does not email. How to
- How does a captain know a sheet correction was approved?
- Email to that team’s captain logins (and whoever submitted) when the commissioner approves or dismisses, including a note if they said why it was not applied. Pending shows on the public game as Correction waiting, and on Team settings. Open the game to replace the request until it is reviewed. How to
- How do I connect the rink calendar?
- OnRink platform admin sets the DaySmart Dash company code on that league. The commissioner then maps each pad to a Dash sheet on League settings. Then Ice and Schedule can pick open windows. Write-back still waits on a rink API key. How to
- Overtime or shootout — who gets the point?
- The winner gets the win. The loser gets 1 point (O/L) when the game is marked overtime or shootout. How to
How-tos
- Accounts and where to sign inPlayers never log in. Staff sign in on the league site. onrink.com is platform admins only.
- First week: get hockey on the boardSeason, divisions, teams, rinks, then either plan from open ice or add games by hand.
- Commissioner queueDuplicates, skill ceilings, flags, and captain sheet corrections.
- Seasons, divisions, and teamsOne board for the season. Copy last season so the same clubs keep stats history.
- League name, look, and rink padsWhat the public header shows, plus this league’s rink pads.
- Ice and the scheduleSee open windows, add or move a game, postpone. Confirm if someone is double-booked or ice looks held.
- Plan the regular seasonSet the quota, nights, and hours, then preview and commit onto the board.
- Scores (admin) vs the game deskCommissioners can punch scores from Admin → Scores. The sheet itself is Desk.
- Rosters, subs, also-plays, and ceilingsClub pool vs in-for-season. Ceiling is the strongest division they may play without an override.
- Duplicates and the staff logMerge same-name people. See who changed a roster, score, or anything else.
- Staff loginsCommissioner, captain (with teams), scorekeeper. Players stay off this list.
- Officials and scorekeeper namesDirectory of names that go on the scoresheet. A Desk login is separate.
- News and league rulesHome-page posts, and the public /rules document.
- What's newThe OnRink changelog. Commissioners see the full list. Public highlights are on onrink.com.
- Playoffs and the trophy roomSeed from standings, generate the bracket, schedule games, record the cup separately from the regular-season champ.
- Game night on the deskPunch scores for the slate, then open each game for the sheet.
- Fill out a scoresheetWho dressed, goals, and penalties. Officials last. Save game writes the sheet.
- Captain: set up your team rosterAdd players, set numbers / positions / full-half-sub, and mark who is on the season roster. Subs auto-add; locked players need commissioner approval for name fixes.