Process overview
Max Analytics offers robust tools to handle all your needs on- and off-ice.
Player Registration & Management
Import players into Max Analytics in their respective groupings. Manage player contact info and historical data.
Evaluation Scheduling
Automatically schedule ice times for evaluations; covering everything from ranked player groupings through to parent communication.
Arena Check-In & On-Ice Grading
Take attendance at the arena and assign jerseys. Score the players while they execute hockey drills.
Reports, Player Ranking,
Follow-up Evaluations, and Team Assignment
View reports and categorize players based on performance. Schedule follow-up evaluations. Assign players to structured teams.
Progress Reports & Practice Plan
Send out individualized progress reports and practice plans to players, automatically created based on their performance.
Calculate Your Cost Savings
Enter a few details about your association below. We'll estimate how many volunteer hours your current evaluation process is likely generating — and show you how many of those Max handles automatically.
| Age Group | Number of Players |
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| Task | Your Process (est. range) | With Max | Hours Saved |
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Things most associations aren't counting — or aren't doing at all
Most associations produce no individual feedback after evaluations. For 200 players at roughly 10 minutes each, that's 30+ hours of work — which is why it doesn't get done. Players and families leave the process with no idea how they performed.
Due to time pressure, most associations do little or no formal review of evaluation scores before placements are made. Errors in paper-based score sheets — missed entries, transposed numbers, wrong groups — often go undetected until a parent raises a concern.
Placement decisions trigger parent emails and calls that boards rarely budget for in advance. This is already captured in the table above — but many boards are surprised by how much time it consumes, particularly when placements can't be defended with clean data.
The performance data collected during evaluations rarely reaches the coaches who could use it. No formal handoff means coaches start the season without a baseline — and the insights from evaluation are lost.
Max handles approximately — of them.
to your community each fall.