What a player gets
Their own page
Private to the player and their family. Nobody else on the squad sees it.
A goal worth chasing
One or two things to work on this month, written plainly enough to act on.
Clips that show it
Feedback tied to the moment on video, so "get side-on earlier" has a picture attached.
A record of the season
By spring there is a story of how they played, not a handful of half-remembered chats.
Written for a volunteer coach
Five minutes a player, not an afternoon
The point is not a report card. It is that a 13-year-old knows where they stand and what to do next.
- Start from a template so you are editing, not staring at a blank box
- Write to one player, or work down the squad in a sitting
- Attach a clip from the Film Room where it helps
- Set a goal, then mark it off when it happens
- Parents see it in the app, so nothing is lost in a group chat
- Everything stays private to that family and your staff
Why it changes the season
Players improve on purpose
A player working on one named thing improves faster than one told to "work hard".
Fewer parking-lot conversations
When feedback is written down and specific, the sideline questions mostly stop.
A record, if you ever need one
Selection conversations go better when there is a season of notes behind them.
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