SUNRISE, Fla. - Youth hockey players, parents and cash-strapped hockey associations in South Florida have some time-saving technology upgrades to look forward to.
In a move related to the recently announced partnership between the Florida Panthers and Pointstreak 5050, the Panthers will also be entering into a strategic partnership with Pointstreak 5050’s parent company, Pointstreak Sports Technologies, that will see the Panthers equipping youth and recreational hockey associations with top-of-the-line sports technology services, such as new websites, registration systems and official statistics software.
“Actions speak louder than words,” said Ken Cook, Pointstreak’s COO, “and the message the Panthers organization is saying is clear: We are here to help grassroots hockey in our own backyard.