For managers
Post paid or volunteer games, include the rink and level, and reach goalies beyond the usual list of contacts.
Find a hockey goalie
EmptyNet is a goalie finder app for adult hockey teams, beer league managers, and goalies looking for their next game. Post the rink, date, time, and level, then let matching local goalies decide if the game fits.
A full schedule should not depend on one group chat message. EmptyNet gives managers a clear way to find a goalie for a hockey game and gives goalies a clear way to find ice time that matches their preferences.
Post the game once. Reach the goalies who are looking for it.
Put the game details in one place so managers can move quickly and goalies can make an informed choice.
Add the date, time, rink, skill level, and what the game pays. Mark it urgent when warmups are getting close.
Available goalies receive the details they need before deciding whether the rink, level, and schedule work.
A goalie accepts, both sides know who is coming, and the team can focus on the game instead of the search.
Managers can find a goalie without starting a phone tree. Goalies can browse opportunities, choose the rinks and levels that fit, and keep their availability in their own hands.
Post paid or volunteer games, include the rink and level, and reach goalies beyond the usual list of contacts.
Find a hockey goalieTurn open nights into ice time by choosing games near you and accepting the ones that fit your schedule and skill level.
Get the appExplore verified market guides, then post the specific game in the app. A listed market or rink does not guarantee that a goalie is available for a particular game.
Download EmptyNet and make your next goalie search the easy part of game night.
Get the appA goalie finder connects hockey teams that need coverage with goalies who are available for a specific game. EmptyNet uses the rink, schedule, level, and game details to help the right local goalies see the request.
Yes. EmptyNet is built for adult hockey, including beer league, recreational, and pickup games on ice or roller.
Yes. Managers can post paid or volunteer games, and goalies can choose opportunities that fit their preferences.