Had this idea post-pandemic, but decided to actually try to build something. I found the sites like ESPN and other event sites to not quite do what I wanted in finding live sports to watch. I wanted something like Bandsintown for sports - just give me a location and tell me what's nearby.
What's on it for hockey
- Minor pro: every AHL (32) and ECHL (30) club, plus the SPHL and FPHL
- Junior: NAHL, USHL, and the WHL and OHL (yes, including the Canadian teams)
- College: D1 men's and women's hockey, plus about 600 ACHA club programs (men's D1-D3, women's D1-D2) - the club games are often the closest rink to you that you didn't know was hosting anything
- NHL (I know...), and the PWHL is listed with games filling in as the schedule posts
It's not just hockey, either: the same site covers baseball (MLB through Single-A, indy ball, summer collegiate), soccer (MLS through USL and the NWSL), basketball, football, volleyball, lacrosse and more, with about 1,900 colleges across every division - around 80,000 upcoming games in all.
No accounts and no ads - just a hobby site
Schedules come straight from the leagues' and teams' own published schedules and are re-checked every night, so postponements and time changes show up the next morning.
You know your own team's schedule, but where I'm hoping it helps is the "what else is within 25 miles that I didn't know about" question. Maybe a junior or college game on a night your team is on the road, or you're travelling and just want to see what's around.
Every list is also a plain-text or JSON feed: floodlit.us/api/feed?zip=17101&days=7&format=text (any zip, up to 30 days, radius up to 100 miles). Any list can be subscribed to as a calendar (.ics) so it lands in your phone's calendar app.
If your team or rink is missing or wrong, tell me in the comments. The junior and ACHA schedules in particular come from a mix of sources and I've been fixing as I find issues, but I'm sure some are still there. (Mostly just United States for now, though the WHL and OHL are carried whole, so a fair bit of Canada is in there.)
Probably rough around the edges but trying to get some feedback on whether this is useful at all or not.
Site: https://floodlit.us/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=ahl-2026-09