The lineup arrives finished. And signed.
With team lineups, every team prepares and submits its own lineup for a game, the scorekeeper only reviews it, and team officials sign it on their phone. The drawn signature is printed on the official lineup exactly where eGREP puts the signature line.
Who uses it: Team managers and coaches of both teams, and the scorekeeper who reviews and locks the lineup.
How it works
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Build the lineup
The team manager picks players, jersey numbers, captains and the starting goalkeeper, straight from the squad.
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Sign on the phone
Team manager and coach sign with a finger.
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Submit
The lineup lands at the host club’s table before the bus arrives.
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Review and lock
The scorekeeper checks and locks it; the signatures print on the official lineup.
What you can do
The team does its own lineup
Players, jersey numbers, captains and starting goalkeeper, chosen by the people who know them.
- The scorekeeper just reviews
- No more typing lineups off a sheet of paper in the last ten minutes before faceoff.
- Signed on the phone
- The signature lands in the right field on the printout.
- Checked at the table
- Jersey changes, starting goalkeeper, captain and assistant marks, and team colors, all checked before faceoff.
Lineup day, the new way
Walkthrough
Away game on Saturday.
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On Friday the team manager builds the lineup from the players who said yes.
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On Saturday the coach adds a late change and both sign.
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The host club’s scorekeeper opens the game, reviews the lineup and locks it.
Tips from the rink
Build the lineup from the attendance replies in team management: whoever said yes is one tap away.
Sign on the bus; the lineup is at the rink before you are.
Late change? Edit and sign again; the scorekeeper sees the new version instantly.
What’s in it
- Lineup check by the scorekeeper: jerseys, starting goalkeeper, captains, team colors
- Lineup preparation and submission by each team
- Signatures on the phone, printed on the official lineup
Try it in the demo
The full app with a made-up league, no login, nothing stored on a server.
Questions
Who has to sign the lineup?
At least the team manager, and in most leagues the coach as well. The signature fields follow the eGREP print template.
Does a digital signature replace paper?
Signatures drawn on the phone are embedded into the printed report. Whether a league accepts that is the league’s decision.
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Want to try it at your rink?
We are looking for clubs to run HockeyOnline on real game nights.