Sport Logiq AI-Powerd Sports Analytics
AcquiredMontreal, CA · Founded 2015 · 115 employees on LinkedIn · 3 known investors
Sportlogiq develops sports analytics software using computer vision and machine learning for professional sports teams. The company serves major sports organizations across multiple sports with data and performance insights.
Also known as Sportlogiq
Founders & leadership
Sport Logiq AI-Powerd Sports Analytics was founded in 2015 by Craig Buntin and Mehrsan Javan.
Investors · 3
Company profile
researched Aug 2026Sportlogiq is a Montreal, Quebec-based sports analytics company that applies patented computer vision and machine learning to standard game video, extracting player tracking and event data from every frame. Its systems track the location and actions of players on the ice or field and convert them into metrics, insights and visualizations covering player performance, team strategy and game dynamics.
The company's product set spans raw tracking and event data, analytical reports and video tools, delivered principally through its iCE platform. Its coverage began in ice hockey and later extended to global football (soccer) and American football, with offerings also aimed at youth sports and media organizations. At the time of its acquisition it employed roughly 80 people, including 10 dedicated AI researchers, with more than 180 published research papers and patents attributed to the team.
Founding story
The company was founded in 2015 by former Canadian Olympic figure skater Craig Buntin; its CEO at the time of acquisition, Mitchell Wasserman, described it as built by athletes and data scientists familiar with how elite teams operate.
Business model
Sportlogiq sells data, analytics and video products to professional and amateur sports teams, leagues, federations, media organizations and performance-enhancement companies, supplying both raw tracking/event data and packaged insight products through its iCE platform.
Traction
At acquisition, Sportlogiq served more than 220 clients worldwide, including 97% of NHL teams (31 of 32 franchises), 42 NCAA hockey programs, IIHF federations, European and North American professional hockey leagues, and US soccer and global football organizations.
Latest developments
On January 15, 2026, Teamworks announced the acquisition of Sportlogiq for undisclosed terms — Teamworks' 13th acquisition and ninth in three years. Sportlogiq's 80 employees join Teamworks, where the company will work alongside Telemetry Sports and Zelus Analytics (rebranded Teamworks Intelligence), with Intelligence metrics flowing into the iCE platform.
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Market position
Described by Teamworks and press coverage as the global leader in AI-powered hockey analytics, working with 31 of the 32 NHL franchises (97% of NHL teams) and 220+ clients worldwide.
Technology
Patented computer vision and machine learning models that process standard broadcast or game footage to automatically track player location and actions and generate event and tracking datasets; outputs are surfaced through the iCE analytics platform. The team included 10 AI researchers and cited over 180 published research papers and patents.
Go-to-market
Direct sales to teams, leagues, federations, media organizations and performance companies, with penetration of the NHL used as a reference base for expansion into NCAA, international federations, youth hockey and other sports; it also partnered with sports technology firms such as Telemetry Sports and Teamworks before the acquisition.
Professional sports teams and leagues, NCAA and youth hockey programs, national and international federations, soccer and football organizations, media companies and performance-enhancement providers.
Geography
Headquartered in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, serving clients internationally including professional hockey leagues in North America and Europe, NCAA programs in the United States, IIHF federations, and US soccer and global football organizations.
History
Founded in 2015 in Montreal by former Canadian Olympic figure skater Craig Buntin, Sportlogiq built its business first in ice hockey and later expanded into American football and soccer, and at one point worked with the National Lacrosse League. It supplied player tracking and event data used in Teamworks Intelligence models before being acquired by Teamworks in January 2026.
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Key figures
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Competitors · 4
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Timeline · 1
launches, deals, and filingsTeamworks announced the acquisition of Sportlogiq for undisclosed terms; Sportlogiq's 80 employees, including 10 AI researchers, join Teamworks. It was Teamworks' 13th acquisition and ninth in three years.
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primary sources listed
- Sport Logiq AI-Powerd Sports Analyticssportlogiq.com · web
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Frequently asked questions
- What does Sport Logiq AI-Powerd Sports Analytics do?
- Montreal-based Sportlogiq uses computer vision and machine learning to generate tracking data and analytics for hockey, football and soccer.
- Who founded Sport Logiq AI-Powerd Sports Analytics?
- Sport Logiq AI-Powerd Sports Analytics was founded by Craig Buntin, Mehrsan Javan in 2015.
- Who are Sport Logiq AI-Powerd Sports Analytics's investors?
- Sport Logiq AI-Powerd Sports Analytics's investors include Rho Ventures, Tactico, TandemLaunch.
- Where is Sport Logiq AI-Powerd Sports Analytics headquartered?
- Sport Logiq AI-Powerd Sports Analytics is headquartered in Montreal, CA.