Hockey Stats Tracker for Parents

Turn your kid's hockey game stats into shareable trading cards. Track skaters and goalies, celebrate growth, and keep memories forever.

Free. No app download. Works on any phone.

Hockey Stats Explained

Pucks scored. The headline stat. Track trends across the season.

Last two players to touch the puck before a goal. Combined with goals = points.

Goals + Assists. Most useful for comparing overall offensive production across the season.

Shots that reached the goalie. Shows effort and aggression. Rising SOG = improving offense.

On ice for a goal you score (+1) or give up (-1). Best two-way hockey indicator.

Physical engagement. Shows defensive effort and toughness—coaches love it.

Shots the goalie stopped. The raw work stat.

Shots that went in. Track the trend—lower is better.

Saves ÷ (Saves + GA). .900+ is solid; .920+ is excellent; .940+ is elite.

Total GA ÷ games played. 2.0-2.5 is average; under 2.0 is strong.

Games with zero goals against. Rare and worth celebrating.

Stats show what progress looks like. A kid who averaged 0.8 PPG in October and 1.2 in February grew. The card proves it.

A 5-2 loss hurts less when the card shows a .920 save percentage. Stats separate your kid's play from the team result.

"My kid wants more ice time" is anecdotal. "Here are their stats" is data. Coaches respect that.

Five years from now, you won't remember a random Tuesday game. A trading card from the tournament? That stays forever.

Master hockey stats for skaters and goalies. Learn which numbers matter and how to use data to talk to coaches.

Master SV%, GAA, and how to celebrate your goalie's growth through data.

Learn how to track stats, compare tracking tools, and use data to motivate your athlete.

Log your kid's next game and pull the card. Free. Takes 30 seconds.