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For hockey teams

Nobody should drive to 6 AM ice alone.

Early slots, far-away rinks, and a bag the size of a second grader. Hockey parents carpool more than anyone — Carpool Team tells them whom to ask.

Sound familiar?

  • Ice time before sunrise

    When practice starts at 6:00 AM, sharing the drive isn't a nice-to-have. See which family's route to the rink passes near yours before agreeing to alternate weeks.

  • The rink is never close

    Teams skate wherever the ice is available, not where the families live. At twenty-five minutes each way, a shared ride is worth real time — and Carpool Team shows exactly how much.

  • Weekend tournaments

    Four games in two days at an arena two towns over. Parents sort out who drives which morning without a whiteboard in the lobby.

  • Winter roads

    Fewer cars making the same trip on a snowy morning is safer for everyone. The ranked list makes the natural pairings obvious.

Sunday, 5:15 AM

Practice is at the only rink with open ice, 30 minutes away. Instead of two families driving half-asleep, Dana checks Carpool Team the night before: the Kowalskis' drive passes six minutes from her door. They alternate Sundays for the rest of the season.

How Carpool Team helps

  1. 1

    Set up once

    An organizer creates the team and adds the usual practice and game spots. About five minutes, total.

  2. 2

    Share one invite

    A private link and code, pasted into the team chat you already use. Parents add their family in a minute.

  3. 3

    Ask the easiest match

    Parents pick the destination and see teammates ranked by the minutes a pickup adds — then tap to text.

Home addresses are never shown to anyone — no maps, no lists, nothing to screenshot. Teammates see names and minutes, and every ride is arranged parent-to-parent by text, like always. Free for teams and parents, with no ads and no subscriptions. See exactly how it works or read the FAQ.

Hockey parents already trade rides. Carpool Team just removes the guessing.

Free for teams and parents. No ads, no subscriptions.