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Welcome to StatsCrew.com, the home to sports statistics from a wide variety of North American professional leagues. We currently host stats for professional baseball, football, hockey, basketball, soccer and lacrosse. We are also adding statistics for minor leagues and will continue to add new leagues and sports to the site.

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The Stats Crew is very proud to have brought online the most complete Canadian Football League statistics database available anywhere. In addition to the Canadian game, we've cast our attention Down Under as the Australian Football League has joined our lineup.

StatsCrew.com also features the Internet's largest selection of US outdoor and indoor soccer stats, all fully searchable and sortable by player and team. We have further added to our soccer statistics by assembling a one-of-a-kind professional women's soccer database.

In order to cover players' complete pro careers, the Stats Crew has incorporated data from top alternative professional leagues such as the United States Football League, American Basketball Association and World Hockey Association into its datasets.

The Stats Crew is always on the hunt for more sports numbers. If you want to see any other stats, let the Stats Crew know! Some of the statistics the Stats Crew is looking for include:

  • Second and Third Division US Men's Soccer
  • The Continental Basketball Association
  • Eagle Pro Box Lacrosse and Major Indoor Lacrosse League
  • Major International Soccer Leagues

If you need stats, if no one else can help, and if you can find them, maybe you can ask the Stats Crew.


Check out these interesting statistical facts from the world of sports. This is only an exhibition. This is not a competition. Please, no wagering.



Lacrosse Fact:
Paul Rabil of the MLL's New York Lizards tallied 72 points in 2016, third-best total in league history but second on the team that year.

Hockey Fact:
Mario Lemieux of the NHL's Pittsburgh Penguins recorded 114 assists in 1988-89, the highest total for any player other than Wayne Gretzky.

Basketball Fact:
Ray Allen of the NBA's Seattle Supersonics hit 269 three-point shots in 2005-06, most ever by someone not playing for the Golden State Warriors.

Soccer Fact:
Bryan Finnerty of the NPSLI's Detroit Rockers saved 730 shots in 1995-96.

Baseball Fact:
Ed Morris of the AA's Pittsburg Alleghenys threw 12 shutouts in 1886.

Football Fact:
Al Brenner of the CFL's Hamilton Tiger-Cats picked off 15 passes in 1972, a Canadian Football League record.

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