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What's New in Statfield
3.0
May 12, 2026
What’s New in This Update This release adds game package sharing and import so coaches, instructors, and staff can easily move full game data between devices. Share individual games as a portable .ittgame file from the game details screen. Send via iMessage, Mail, and other share options using the native iOS share sheet. Import shared game packages directly from Game History. Conflict detection on import now checks if a game with the same package ID already exists. New conflict chooser lets users decide to: Replace Existing Game, or Keep as Copy (imports as a separate game) Decision support before importing shows key game details (matchup, date, score, shots, periods, rink, and game state) so users can confidently choose the correct action. Why this matters You can now capture games on one device and reliably share complete game records with another coach or analyst—without requiring the receiving person to own the original device. This release improves post-game accuracy and editing workflows based on real-world weekend usage. Added a new Goals section to the in-game experience, positioned above penalties for better event review flow. Each goal entry now shows: period team (Home/Visitor) scorer number and name assist player number(s) and name(s) game clock time goals-to-date in parentheses for listed players in that game Added quick edit (pencil) support for goals, matching the existing penalties edit pattern. Improved goal row formatting and alignment for better readability on-device. Fixed duplicate player number display in goal entries. Extended Goals + Penalties cards into Game History replay so completed games can be reviewed and corrected more easily. Enabled editing of both goals and penalties directly from history replay. Fixed history replay layout so users can scroll through cards and stats like in live game view.
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