A season that never stops
Outdoor in spring and autumn, indoor in winter, plus roller hockey for those who combine. Kelenz handles a continuous career history, without forcing you to close and reopen a season for every format.

Kelenz for your sport
Field, indoor, roller: your season never stops — your profile shouldn't either.
“Synthetic turf in spring and autumn, indoor in winter, roller in parallel. Field hockey has three seasons back to back — your profile shouldn't stop either.”
Outdoor in spring and autumn, indoor in winter, plus roller hockey for those who combine. Kelenz handles a continuous career history, without forcing you to close and reopen a season for every format.
Outdoor, indoor, roller: each format managed separately in your career history. Not one record where everything blends together.
The FFH runs an Élite outdoor and indoor league plus the French Cup. Beyond that: European competitions (EHL, EuroHockey League). Google-indexed profile: every athlete, coach and fan gets an indexed public page, visible at home AND to Dutch, Belgian, German structures.
In France, “hockey” evokes ice for many. Kelenz explicitly names “Field hockey” (FIELD_HOCKEY) and “Ice hockey” (ICE_HOCKEY) as two distinct sports. No more confusion on listings.
From the U19 outdoor / indoor player to the head coach of an Élite club with a women's section, by way of the provincial club running 60 players — here's what Kelenz delivers for field hockey.
ATHLETE
U17, U19, senior or veterans? Build one profile that aggregates your outdoor, indoor and (if applicable) roller seasons — no need to maintain three identities.
COACH
You coach outdoor in spring, indoor in winter, maybe roller alongside. Kelenz documents every role, every season, every achievement — without duplicating your identity.
FAN
The club plays outdoor in spring and indoor in winter. Kelenz lets you follow both in the same feed without mixing calendars — and without confusing it with ice hockey.
Download the app and join the field hockey players-and-fans community on Kelenz.
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