Floorball score & timer for Garmin watches
Two modes in one app. Playing? Rink keeps the score, your goals, assists and time on court, and records the match in Garmin Connect. Keeping time? It runs the effective-time clock, penalties, time-outs, overtime and penalty shots per IFF rules.
The timekeeper screen, live. Tap the left or right half to score for home or guests: the goal ends the right penalty by itself.
Two modes
Start the match and forget the watch. Rink shows the score, the period and its clock, your heart rate, and whether you are on court or on the bench.
For the organiser, coach or referee of an amateur match or tournament with nobody at the timekeeper’s table.
Rules handled
Rink follows the IFF Rules of the Game 2026, so whoever keeps the time can trust the watch more than their own head.
3×20, 3×15, 2×20, 2×15 or your own. With gross time the last 3 minutes of regular time are effective, and Rink tells you when they start.
With the player’s number. A 10′ comes with a 2′ served by a teammate, so the team is not short; a match penalty keeps the player out for good. Opening the penalty picker stops the clock.
A goal against a short-handed team ends its penalty with the least time left; with 2+2 only the running two. Goal from a penalty shot or on a delayed penalty? One tap on “Penalty continues”.
Penalties given at the same stoppage cancel out: they don’t change the number of players and goals don’t end them.
At most two bench penalties count down per team; the rest wait in order (“+1”). “4 ON 5” shows the strength at a glance.
One per team, 30 seconds counted down in the ring, with a vibration at the end.
After a 2-minute break, 10 minutes to the first goal. Then penalty shots 5+5 and one by one after that; Rink works out the winner.
After the last regular period the clock freezes under END. A late goal, a penalty or an undo still go in; START decides: overtime on a tie, otherwise the summary.
With the clock stopped: +10, +1, −1 or −10 seconds. Running penalties follow the corrected time.
Every action can be taken back, and the menu says which one. Even the deciding goal, straight from the summary.
Rules as published by the International Floorball Federation (IFF). Rink is not affiliated with or endorsed by the IFF. In official league games the time is kept at the timekeeper’s table.
Three looks
The same moment of a match in each look. Switch in Settings, with a live preview on the watch.
Black, white and grey with a single orange accent for penalties and your goals. Home in white, guests in grey.
The LED board from the sports hall: dot-matrix digits, an amber clock and a red score.
Giant numbers across the screen, home solid, guests in outline, and one lime colour.
After the final whistle
Garmin has no floorball profile, so Rink records a Field Hockey activity named “Floorball”: heart rate, calories and a lap per period. In “I time” the recording can be switched off.
Touch or buttons
Left half for home (or us), right half for guests (or them). On 5-button watches: UP and DOWN.
As timekeeper: a penalty for the team on that side. As player: undo the last action.
A second touch within 1.5 s is ignored, so a bump with the stick doesn’t add a goal. Vibrations only, never a sound.
Compatibility
Touch screen or buttons. English, Slovak, Czech, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Polish, Swedish and Finnish, following the watch or picked in Settings.
Pricing
Bought in the Garmin Connect IQ Store. There is no trial; changed your mind? Garmin refunds within 48 hours.
Both. “I play” is for the player who wants the match, goals, assists and time on court in Garmin Connect. “I time” is for whoever keeps the time: organiser, coach or referee of a match without a timekeeper.
Rink follows the IFF Rules of the Game, but it is not an official timekeeping system and is not affiliated with the IFF. In official games the time is kept at the table; Rink is made for amateur leagues, tournaments, training and youth games.
Hardly. The period clock runs by itself and a goal is one tap. Press LAP when you go on or off court if you want your shift times.
3×20, 3×15, 2×20, 2×15 or your own number and length of periods, with effective or gross time. The break between periods is adjustable and overtime can be on or off.
Open it again and the match goes on where it stopped, with every goal, penalty and the clock kept.
Yes. On 5-button watches UP and DOWN score, START runs the clock, and penalties, time-outs and everything else are in the match menu.
As a Field Hockey activity named “Floorball” (Garmin has no floorball type), with heart rate, calories and a lap for every period.
No. Your matches stay on the watch, and the activity is saved by Garmin to your own Garmin Connect account.
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