Features / Stats, coaching and recruiting
Tell families what to work on
Coaches rate each player 1 to 5 on the skills that matter in your sport, with plain words for what each level looks like and a next step to practice. The family sees their own child's check, never a teammate's.
Watch it work
Skill checks and coach notes, step by step
Real screens from the demo club. Tap a step to see it at the top of the page, or tap through it yourself.
What you get
- Ready-made skills for football, basketball, baseball, soccer, volleyball, hockey, lacrosse, wrestling and more, plus effort and listening. Change the list any time.
- Every skill comes with a next step families can practice at home.
- When a level changes, the family sees it go up, with the date.
- Coach notes: coaches only, or shared with the family. That can't be changed after it's saved.
- Players 13 and older see their own; younger players' parents do.
Fair questions
What people ask about skill checks and coach notes.
What are skill checks?
Coaches rate each player 1 to 5 on the skills that matter in their sport, like tackling, blocking and speed in football, with plain words for what each level looks like. Every skill comes with a next step, so families know what to practice at home.
Who sees a player's skill check?
Only that player's family: their parents, and the player too if they're 13 or older. Never a teammate's check, and never a ranking. The head coach can turn off what families see for a team.
Can coaches write notes about a player?
Yes. Each note is either for the coaches only or shared with the family, who get an alert. That choice can't be changed after the note is saved, so a coaches-only note never reaches a family by accident.
From The Huddle
Read more about skill checks and coach notes.
Try it yourself.
Step into the demo club and use skill checks and coach notes on the real app. No sign-up, and it resets every night.