Ringette Tournament Softwarefor New Brunswick
Live brackets, standings that calculate themselves, and a public display board every family at the rink can follow from their phone. Built for the director running the event — not for an IT department.
RINGETTE IN NEW BRUNSWICK
What a ringette weekend looks like in New Brunswick
Ringette New Brunswick governs a membership small enough that a provincial event can be a single weekend in one arena covering every age group. The organiser is usually a volunteer running the whole thing personally, which makes the setup time of the tools they use a real constraint rather than a nice-to-have.
New Brunswick's tournament calendar revolves around the Moncton–Saint John–Fredericton triangle, each roughly an hour apart, with North Shore associations travelling further in.
BUILT FOR RINGETTE
Ringette, not generic sport
How the draw works
Ringette shares hockey's ice and hockey's tournament shape — pool play into a playoff — but it is a smaller sport, which changes the maths. A ringette weekend often has fewer teams per division and more divisions running at once, so an organiser is juggling several small brackets in parallel rather than one big one.
Where TrakScore fits
That is exactly the case where a single public display board earns its keep: parents watching a U14 game can see the U16 and U19 results from the same screen, and the organiser is not maintaining four separate whiteboards across two ice surfaces.
Divisions
U10 (played under the Step program), U12, U14, U16, U19 and an open adult category, with AA and A tiers at the older ages.
Season
Roughly October through March, with the provincial championship season falling in late winter.
Vocabulary
Venues are rinks, fixtures are games, and standings track GF and GA.
FORMATS
Every format a ringette draw needs
Single elimination
One loss and you are out. The fastest way to settle a small draw.
Double elimination
Every team gets a second life through the losers bracket.
Round robin
Everyone plays everyone; the standings table decides it.
Pool play into playoffs
Groups on the Saturday, knockout on the Sunday.
Best-of series
BO3, BO5 or BO7, set independently per round, with automatic clinching.
HOW IT WORKS
Up and running in minutes
01
Create the tournament
Name it, pick a format and set your division. Takes about a minute.
02
Add teams and schedule
Seed your entries and lay out every game across your rinks and dates.
03
Go live
Publish, and share the display board link with every New Brunswick club in the draw.
04
Manage in real time
Scores go in, the bracket advances itself, and the standings update on every screen at once.
PRICING
Pay per event. Or run the whole season.
Start free. Unlock one weekend at a time — or go all-in for the year. No monthly subscriptions.
FREE
$0
forever free
- 1 tournament per season
- Up to 16 teams
- All bracket formats
- Live display board + embed
- Per-game scorekeeper links
EVENT PASS
$79
per event · one-time · no subscription
- $79 up to 32 teams · $149 up to 64 · $249 up to 128
- Unlimited scorekeepers and co-managers
- Custom branding
- Archived forever after the event
SEASON PASS
$290
per year · Pro — Elite $790/yr
- Run events all year
- Pro: 5 active + 25 archived, 32 teams
- Elite: 10 active + 50 archived, 128 teams
- Priority support on Elite
First event on us if it doesn’t deliver — every Event Pass comes with a full money-back guarantee.
FAQ
Ringette tournaments in New Brunswick
Can TrakScore run a ringette tournament in New Brunswick?
Yes. TrakScore is built for exactly this job: a director running a weekend ringette event with teams from across New Brunswick. You set the format, add your teams, generate the schedule and publish a public display board. Nothing about the platform is tied to a particular league or to Ringette New Brunswick — you run your own event on your own terms.
Which ringette tournament formats are supported?
All five formats ringette organisers actually use: single elimination, double elimination, round robin, pool play feeding a playoff, and best-of series. Ringette events in New Brunswick most often use pool play into a playoff round, and TrakScore advances winners into the bracket automatically as each game goes final.
How do parents in New Brunswick follow the scores?
Every tournament gets a public display board at its own URL — no app, no account, no login. Put it on a screen at the rink and share the same link with families. Canada's only officially bilingual province, New Brunswick regularly runs events that mix francophone and anglophone associations in the same draw.
Do my scorekeepers need accounts?
No. You can email a one-tap scoring link for any individual game, and the volunteer at the rink opens it and enters the score — no download, no signup. That works on every plan including Free. Standing scorekeeper seats, for someone covering a whole weekend, come with Pro and above.
What does it cost to run a New Brunswick ringette tournament?
Free covers one tournament per season with up to 16 teams, which is enough for a small ringette draw. It is one tournament per organization, not per login. Beyond that an Event Pass is a one-time $79 for up to 32 teams, $149 up to 64 or $249 up to 128 — no subscription, and the event stays archived and publicly readable afterwards. If you run several ringette events a year — a division per weekend, say — the annual Season Pass works out cheaper.
Does TrakScore use the right terminology for ringette?
Yes — the product speaks ringette, not generic sport. Venues are labelled “Rink”, fixtures are “Games”, and the standings table tracks GF and GA rather than a one-size-fits-all column. Age divisions in ringette run U10 (played under the Step program), U12, U14, U16, U19 and an open adult category, with AA and A tiers at the older ages, and you can name yours whatever your event and Ringette New Brunswick actually call them.
READY TO RUN YOUR TOURNAMENT?
Your next New Brunswick ringette event starts here
Set up your bracket in minutes. The display board goes live the moment you publish — no tech skills required.
CREATE YOUR TOURNAMENT FREE