Questions from associations, evaluators and families
Everything boards and volunteers usually ask before running their tryouts with iRink.
What is iRink?
iRink is a platform for minor hockey associations in Canada. It brings together IP Skate, player evaluations during tryouts, team building, player development and the player passport, so information collected on the ice is never typed twice.
How do evaluators score players during tryouts?
Evaluators use the iRink Evaluator app on their phone. They find a player by pinnie number, score each criterion, and can add written, voice or short video notes. Scores save automatically and stay editable while the session is open.
Does iRink work in arenas without Wi-Fi?
Yes. Evaluations keep working offline in the arena and sync automatically when the connection returns.
How does iRink make tryouts fairer?
Several evaluators score each player on the same criteria, and administrators see coverage and confidence by division, so they can spot players who were not observed enough before final decisions are made.
Who can see player information?
Access is limited by role, division and team. Evaluators only see the sessions they are assigned to, coaches see their own team, and families see their own child in a private family portal. Sensitive actions are recorded in an audit trail.
Where is the data hosted?
The iRink platform and its data are hosted in Canadian data centres.
Is iRink available in French?
Yes. iRink is bilingual, English and French, for associations across Canada including Quebec.
Is there a mobile app for parents?
Yes. iRink Family, on iOS and Android, gives parents the team schedule, team chat, their child's development goals and notifications for schedule changes.
Can a player's history follow them to another association?
Yes. The player passport keeps a player's development history, including when they transfer between associations.
How do we get started?
Book a demo. We will show you iRink with your own divisions and answer your board's questions before your next tryouts.