December release of the ISS Top 31 shows Nolan Patrick holding onto #1 rank for the closing of 2016 December 07, 2016 [Waterloo, ON] HockeyTech’s division, ISS Hockey, has released its monthly rankings of the top prospects eligible for the 2017 NHL Draft. This month’s rankings include the top 100 skaters, along with the top 10 goaltenders, as evaluated and ranked by ISS Hockey’s worldwide network of scouts. The DECEMBER rankings of the ISS Top 31, highlighting the rankings for the top 31 p...

For nearly two decades, RinkNet has been proud to deliver the most indispensable administrative tool for elite hockey leagues, teams, General Managers, coaches, and scouts.  We’ve provided users with the ability to quickly rank, analyze, and obtain the personal stats, information, and playing schedules of over a quarter-million players in a single platform. We’ve had a great product, but now it’s time to evolve. RinkNet takes great pride in being the largest and most-accurate hockey-relate...

Stu Siegel, Chairman/CEO of HockeyTech and former Florida Panthers Owner and CEO, joined Andy McNamara to discuss the work HockeyTech does in the analytics community and the information they provide to the entire NHL and the rest of the hockey community. http://www.tsn.ca/radio/toronto-1050/stu-siegel-the-chairman-and-ceo-of-hockeytech-1.612085 Take a Listen:

Bloomberg TV Canada features segment on HockeyTech’s new player and puck tracking system, showcasing how the company is “Bringing Big Data Analytics to the Ice Rink”   Waterloo, Ontario, CANADA – November 17, 2016 – HockeyTech’s technology was featured on Bloomberg TV. The segment “Bringing Big Data Analytics to the Ice Rink” was aired on the November 15, 2016 episode of “Bloomberg North”. A link to the TV segment is available on Bloomberg TV websites at: USA: http://www.bloomberg.co...

“Perfection is Not Attainable. But if we chase perfection we can catch excellence.”—Legendary NFL coach Vince Lombardi “[T]here is a lot of interest in measuring the contribution of each [ice hockey] player to goal scoring, which is not easy given the continuity of play, frequent line changes, and the infrequency of goals.”—“Measuring Player Contributions in Hockey,” Chance (a publication of the American Statistical Association). Individual perfection in sports—particularly team sports—is ...

HockeyTech CEO Stu Siegel tells his "So That's My Story" - how he combined his experience in the field of digital information with his passion for the game to create a world-leading company in hockey-related technologies and information services. https://vimeo.com/191003972

Feature on HockeyTech by The Hockey Writers reporter, Cody Reiff. Writes about analytics and the advanced statistics sweep across the NHL over the past several years. More specifically focusing on HockeyTech CEO and founder Stu Siegel, and has experience with the growing phase first hand, which he knows that there is work left to be done - work that HockeyTech hopes to revolutionize. "You can have the smartest analytics people in the world, but if they don't have good data they are going ...

Contributed by Troy Dreier, this story focuses on: The rebranded service gathers data from amateur leagues in the U.S. and Canada “We want HockeyTV to become the place for consumers to know to go if they want to watch hockey, everything but NHL hockey,” he explains. “Right now, I would say we can stake our claim to being the place to go to watch amateur hockey because we pretty much have all of it, but not any pro hockey, which we’d love to have in the future.” READ MORE: http://ww...

"Hockey's a funny game. You have to prove yourself every shift, every game. It's not up to anybody else. You have to take pride in yourself." —Paul Coffey, retired NHL player (1980-2004) “We listened to what our customers wanted and acted on what they said. Good things happen when you pay attention.” —John Smith, CEO, General Motors, 1992-2000 The two quotes encapsulate my role at HockeyTech—first, we’re all about hockey, but we’re also very attuned to the needs of our customers. It’s with...

Nolan Patrick and Timothy Liljegren maintain full control of rankings #1 and #2 in our November release of the ISS Top 31. Owen Tippett is biggest gainer, rising seven positions to #4. November 02, 2016 [Waterloo, ON] HockeyTech’s division, ISS Hockey, has released its monthly rankings of the top prospects eligible for the 2017 NHL Draft. This month’s rankings include the top 100 skaters, along with the top 10 goaltenders, as evaluated and ranked by ISS Hockey’s worldwide network of scouts. ...