Hockey

LiveBarn Unveils Youth Hockey Analytics Platform Powered by Sportlogiq

The new service merges rink‑camera video with advanced tracking data for teams across North America

On July 29, 2026 LiveBarn announced the launch of a youth hockey analytics platform that fuses rink‑camera footage with player and team tracking data from Sportlogiq, a company recently acquired by Teamworks. The service is now available to any team that competes in a LiveBarn‑equipped venue across North America.

A Data‑Driven Leap for Youth Hockey

The platform leverages Sportlogiq's patented computer‑vision technology to extract real‑time statistics from game video. Coaches gain access to advanced metrics, video‑linked shot maps, shift tracking and post‑game reporting, while families can easily view highlights and player cards through an intuitive interface.

LiveBarn and Sportlogiq first partnered in 2023 on a Player Analysis feature, laying the groundwork for the more comprehensive LiveBarn Analytics suite. That early collaboration allowed the two firms to refine the integration of camera feeds with tracking algorithms, resulting in the robust toolset now offered.

Availability is limited to teams that play in venues equipped with LiveBarn cameras, ensuring that the visual data required for the analytics is consistently captured. The solution is delivered through two subscription tiers — Core and Elite — though pricing details were not disclosed in the announcement.

What This Means for Coaches and Families

By consolidating video review, playlist creation and statistical analysis into a single workflow, the platform aims to streamline coaching processes and reduce the administrative burden of managing multiple tools. Families benefit from a unified portal where they can follow their children's progress, view game highlights and access player development insights without navigating disparate systems.

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