For beer league managers

Find a Beer League Goalie for Your Next Game

Your regular goalie cannot make it? EmptyNet helps beer league hockey teams find available substitute goalies without searching Facebook groups, sending group texts, or contacting goalies one by one.

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Post the details
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Reach local goalies
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Confirm the spot
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Play the game
The EmptyNet way

Need a goalie for beer league?

Adult recreational hockey moves quickly. A sick goalie, work trip, or schedule conflict can leave a team scrambling before warmups. EmptyNet gives managers one place to post the game details and reach goalies who are looking for the right rink, level, and time.

A clearer goalie search

Post the game once. Reach the goalies who are looking for it.

How EmptyNet works

Find the crease.
Keep the game.

Put the game details in one place so managers can move quickly and goalies can make an informed choice.

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Post the game

Add the rink, date, start time, skill level, and whether the game offers compensation. Mark it urgent when puck drop is getting close.

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Reach matching goalies

EmptyNet supports recreational hockey leagues with five broad classifications where applicable: Elite (A), Advanced (B), Intermediate (C), Recreational (D), and Beginner (E). Managers can describe the game clearly, while goalies choose the levels they are comfortable playing. League labels can vary by rink, so managers should choose the closest description of the actual game.

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Confirm and play

A goalie accepts if the game fits, both sides know who is coming, and the team can focus on the game instead of the search.

Find goalies for every skill level

EmptyNet supports recreational hockey leagues with five broad classifications where applicable: Elite (A), Advanced (B), Intermediate (C), Recreational (D), and Beginner (E). Managers can describe the game clearly, while goalies choose the levels they are comfortable playing. League labels can vary by rink, so managers should choose the closest description of the actual game.

Find a hockey goalie

Paid or volunteer goalies

Offer optional compensation when you need to make a game more attractive, or post a volunteer opportunity when your hockey community has players willing to help. Goalies can review the details before deciding whether to accept.

Join as a goalie
One less group text

Stop searching Facebook groups for goalies

Post the game once and let matching goalies receive the details directly. EmptyNet keeps the rink, date, time, level, and compensation together so the team can spend less time coordinating and more time playing.

Keep your game
on the ice.

Download EmptyNet and make your next goalie search the easy part of game night.

Find a Goalie
Quick answers

Before you post the game

How do I find a beer league goalie?

Post your rink, date, start time, skill level, and compensation details on EmptyNet. Matching available goalies can receive a notification and decide whether the game fits.

Do beer league goalies get paid?

Some beer league goalies play for compensation and others volunteer. EmptyNet supports both paid and volunteer games so managers can choose the option that fits their team.

Can I find a goalie for tonight?

You can post a game for tonight and notify matching goalies, but EmptyNet does not guarantee that a goalie will be available or accept the game.

How much does EmptyNet cost?

EmptyNet supports different game and service-fee options. Review the current details in the app before you post or accept a game.

Can goalies choose which rinks they play at?

Yes. Goalies can save favorite rinks and choose games based on the rink, schedule, level, and other game details.