Game card

Pick tonight's game. Everything fills in from your roster, schedule and stats. Keys to the game are yours to type, or leave them blank and write them in at the rink. Drag players around to change the lines \u2014 it updates the roster too.

Trifold pocket sheet

Landscape letter, folded in thirds then in half. Panel one is the cover with your lines and keys, panel two is the skater tally, panel three is goalies, period scores and the penalty log. Print it, fold it, keep it in your pocket.

Roster

Line decides where a player prints. Line 1 across LW, C and RW fills the top row of the card, line 2 the second, line 3 the third. Two defensemen on the same line make that pair, and the one listed first prints on the left. Goalie 1 starts. Line 4 is the extra forward.

Schedule and results

Add your games now and leave the scores blank. Fill in goals for and against after each one and the result, points and every record on the card move themselves. Game type drives the district record.

Stats

Pick a game and enter that night's numbers. Untick anyone who didn't dress and their games played stops counting. Goalies get goals against and saves instead.

Season totals

Game notes

After the game, mark how the keys went and write down what you saw. It all comes back in the season review below, so in February you can look up what happened the last three times you played this team.

How the keys have gone

Every key you have written this season, and how often you got it.

Share the lines

Nothing posts to a social account on its own — none of them allow it from a web page. What this does is build the graphic at the right size for each one, so you save it or hand it to the share sheet and it posts without being cropped.

Opponents

Upload each team's logo once and it shows up on the card and the trifold every time you play them. Their record is optional and prints beside their name.

Setup