BigLeagueX

BigLeagueX for ice hockey

Roster and league management for ice hockey

Birth-year divisions, certified rosters and ice time — tracked centrally, so an association or league can run a season without spreadsheets.

clubs · 29
  • 1

    Frost Harbor Ice

    26–4 · Minneapolis

    34Members
  • 2

    Northgate Blades

    22–8 · Buffalo

    30Members
  • 3

    Copper Country Ice Club

    19–11 · Marquette

    26Members
  • 4

    Granite City Chill

    15–15 · St. Cloud

    28Members
  • 5

    Lakeshore Bruins

    11–19 · Erie

    24Members
  • 6

    Prairie Frost Hockey

    8–22 · Fargo

    21Members

Who it's for

From a single association to a multi-tier league.

One system

Built for how ice hockey actually runs

Birth-year divisions, tiers and certified rosters share one set of records, so a player moving from house to travel keeps the same history.

  • Players, registration and rosters
  • Birth-year divisions and tiers
  • Roster certification
  • Ice time and rink scheduling

Leagues

  • One player record across every association
  • Birth-year divisions and tier structure
  • Suspension and discipline tracking

Associations and clubs

  • Player, coach and team records
  • Waivers, documents and clearance status
  • Registration for the season and for events

Tournament directors

  • Registration and team check-in
  • Bracket seeding and scheduling
  • Results and standings

What an ice hockey league tracks

Divisions, certified rosters and ice time, in one system.

Players and rosters

Every player, coach and team official on the roster, searchable by association, division or tier.

Registration numbers

Each player's registration number held on their record, so eligibility is looked up rather than chased.

Roster certification

Certified rosters locked per season, with the full history behind every change.

Birth-year divisions and tiers

Birth-year divisions and tiers as first-class structure, so a player moving up carries their record with them.

Medical and insurance

Clearances, medical checks and insurance tracked per player, visible before they take the ice.

Ice time and scheduling

Rink slots and game schedules built once and published to every association.

Discipline and suspensions

Penalties and suspensions recorded against the player, so a suspension follows them across teams.

Results and standings

Standings and results updated as games are reported.

Roles and access

Access scoped to league, association or tournament director.

What running an ice hockey season looks like

Three screens an association actually lives in.

Brackets and ice time, held together

Seed from the season, generate the bracket, and place games against the ice you actually have. Two sheets running in parallel is the normal case, not the exception.

Birth-year divisions hold throughout the draw, so a tiered association never finds a player skating in the wrong one.

Frost Harbor Cup
  • Frost Harbor Ice v Northgate Blades

    Rink 1

    4–2
  • Copper Country Ice Club v Granite City Chill

    Rink 2

    3–1
  • Lakeshore Bruins v Prairie Frost Hockey

    Rink 3

    5–5
  • Frost Harbor Ice v Copper Country Ice Club

    Rink 1

    11:30
  • Northgate Blades v Lakeshore Bruins

    Rink 2

    11:30
  • Granite City Chill v Prairie Frost Hockey

    Rink 3

    12:15

A public page for every association, player and tournament

Every club gets a page worth linking to — roster, record, results and the games ahead — and so does every player and every tournament you run.

It is the same record the association administers, published, so a scout reads what the association actually holds.

public page

Frost Harbor Ice

Minneapolis · 2012s

Public
Goals against
2.14
Season record
26–4
Registered members
34
Home
Minneapolis

Records, clearances and the report that proves it

One record per player, carrying birth-year proof alongside medical and insurance, with roster certification on the same screen.

Clearance is visible before a roster is certified, and the association-wide view shows how many are clear, how many lapse this month, and which clubs are behind.

participants · 1,284
  • A. Rivera

    BLX 0148-09 · Northside AC

    OKOKOK
  • J. Okafor

    BLX 0147-09 · Harbor City

    OKOKOK
  • M. Chen

    BLX 0146-09 · Valley United

    OKOKDUE
  • T. Boateng

    BLX 0145-09 · Northside AC

    OKOKOK
  • S. Delgado

    BLX 0144-09 · Cedar Park

    OKOKOK
  • R. Nakamura

    BLX 0143-09 · Lakeside

    OKOKLAPSED

Frequently asked questions

Does it handle birth-year divisions and tiers together?

Yes. Birth-year divisions and competitive tiers are separate structures on the same record, so a player in a 12U AA team is entered once rather than twice.

Can it lock a certified roster for the season?

Yes. Rosters are certified per season and locked, and every change afterwards keeps a full history of who changed what and when.

Does a suspension follow a player between teams?

Yes. Discipline is recorded against the player, not the team, so a suspension carried into a new team or a tournament is visible before they are rostered.

Can we schedule ice across several rinks?

Yes. Rinks and time slots are scheduled centrally and published to every association, so practices and games do not collide.

Can our association keep its own roster inside a shared platform?

Yes. Your association is its own organization inside the ice hockey platform — your roster, your access, your data — while still sharing verified records with the league and sanctioned events.

Run your ice hockey league with pro-level precision

Bring your roster. We will show you what it looks like on BigLeagueX.

  • Data security
  • Records that travel with the player
  • Live in weeks, not months