Score ticker
The scrolling strip of today's games, for the top of your website or every facility page. The same component running on blitzsports.com, scoped to your venues.
- One line of embed code
- Drops into any CMS
- Updates without a refresh
BlitzData
Live scores on your website. Live scorebugs on your stream.
A scrolling ticker of today's games for your facility pages, and a broadcast-style score bug that sits on your live feed and updates as the game moves. Across every venue in your network, from the scoreboard itself.
Now onboarding a small number of data partners across venue chains, associations, and leagues.
Live right now
This is the ticker, running on real games.
Real games at real venues, off real scoreboards. On your site it would be scoped to your venues and styled to your brand.
What you get
Three ways to take the feed.
Take the raw data and build your own, or drop in something that works out of the box.
Scorebug
The broadcast-style overlay for a live feed — teams, score, period, and clock, moving with the game. Put it on your stream so viewers never have to ask what the score is.
- Built for live video
- Follows the game clock
- Styled to your brand
Scores API
If you would rather build it yourself: clean, versioned JSON over HTTPS. Live games, final scores, and the full event log, keyed to your account.
- Live and historical
- Filter by venue, sport, or date
- Build anything on top
Where it comes from
Straight off the board, not typed in later.
This is the part that makes a ticker worth putting on your site: the score is right, and it is right immediately. Everyone else asks a volunteer to re-enter the game into an app afterwards. We are the scoresheet — the same tap that moved the scoreboard is the record.
One source of truth
The scoreboard on the wall and the data in your feed cannot disagree, because they are the same event. No reconciliation, no second data entry, no arguments about the final score.
Live, not end-of-night
Events land the moment the volunteer taps. A parent two cities away and your website see the same score at the same time.
Already running
50+ venues across North America are producing this data today. Nothing new gets installed at the rink to turn it on.
What it looks like
Clean JSON, no scraping.
One request per game, or subscribe to the live stream and let events come to you.
// GET /api/v1/data/games/48213 { "gameUid": 48213, "sport": "hockey", "venue": "Seton Arena — Rink 2", "status": "active", "period": 2, "clock": "11:34", "home": { "name": "Flames U13", "score": 3 }, "away": { "name": "Oilers U13", "score": 2 }, "lastEvent": { "type": "goal", "team": "home", "clock": "12:02" } }
Who it's for
Built for the people who own the buildings — and the people who fill them.
Streaming platforms
If you broadcast games, the score should be on the picture. A scorebug driven by the actual scoreboard means your feed carries a live, correct score without anyone operating graphics at the rink.
- Scorebug on every stream
- No graphics operator needed
Venue chains & operators
If you run many buildings, BlitzData is one live feed across all of them. Put today's games on every facility page and give the families in your venues something they actually check.
- Every venue in one feed
- Ticker for each facility page
Associations
Your website can show live scores from every rink your teams play at, not just the home one. Parents stop texting each other for updates and start refreshing your site.
- Live scores on your own site
- Home and away venues
Leagues & governing bodies
Aggregate every game across every member association and venue. Standings that build themselves, a season archive that is complete because nobody had to remember to submit anything.
- Aggregated across members
- Season archives and standings
How it works
Three steps, and none of them are at the rink.
- We scope your venues — tell us which buildings, associations, or member organizations you need, and we define your feed.
- You get a key — an API key scoped to exactly that set. Versioned endpoints, so an update never breaks what you built.
- You embed or integrate — drop in a ticker or scorebug, or pull the JSON into whatever you already run.
- Game and team data only — scores, clock, and events. No personal information about individual players, ever.
0Venues producing data
0Sports captured
0Extra hardware to add
LiveNot end-of-night
Talk to Us
Tell us what you'd put the data behind.
BlitzData is a subscription, priced by the venues and organizations in your feed. We're onboarding a small number of partners and shaping the roadmap around what they actually need — so the earlier you talk to us, the more say you have. Or email [email protected].
Priced by venues and organizations in your feedTickers, scorebugs & a scores APINo player personal information
Before you ask
Common Questions
Do we need to install anything at our venues?
No. If a venue already has a BlitzBox, it is already producing this data. If it doesn't, the BlitzBox is a one-time hardware cost at that venue and the feed turns on once it's in.
Which sports are covered?
Hockey, ringette, box lacrosse, basketball, baseball, and volleyball. Depth varies by sport — hockey and ringette carry the richest event detail.
What does it cost?
BlitzData is a subscription scoped to your feed, so pricing depends on how many venues and organizations it covers. A chain of arenas and a single association are very different, so we quote rather than publish a tier.
Does the feed include player information?
No. Scores, clock, period, and game events only. We do not expose personal information about individual players.
Can we get historical games, or only live?
Both. The feed covers games in progress and the archive of completed games for the venues in your scope.
We already have a website platform. Will this fit?
The ticker and scorebug are embeds, so they drop into most CMS platforms without a developer. If you'd rather render it yourself, take the JSON and build exactly what you want.
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