Retain your families. Retain your coaches.
Grow your program. Your coaches just talk, with a hands-free option, and every family gets a real development update in your club's name.
Beckett still needs to work on his right hand a bit. I mean, I'm sorry, his left hand a bit. I also want him communicating a little more. He needs to be louder on the field, call for the ball more, help direct traffic a little more.
Beckett needs to work on his off-ball cutting. He's standing still. His teammates can't find him. He needs to find the opening and show.
Beckett has an excellent right hand.
Today at practice, Beckett was really sharp on ground balls.
In the game against Northside, I think it was on fire. His dodges were on point.
His riding is a problem though. He jogs back and lets the defenders walk it out clean. Composure was good. He stayed level when the game got chippy in the third.
He forces the long ones across the field, communication is strong, he's calling out slides all game.
Know every family will get a real update.
- Every player, every team, before update day.
- See who isn't ready: No notes, Too few notes, or One side only.
- Coaches get a nudge the day before, by name.
Tryouts without clipboards.
Every coach taps the same button and talks. Their notes land on one profile per player, so you get a complete picture of everyone and pick your teams from it.
Each coach taps and talks. Their notes land on the player's profile, under their name.
Charlotte Whitman
Dodging and vision are the standout signals: coaches described her first step as elite and noted she reads the field two passes ahead. Mindset signal is uniformly positive across coachability, composure, compete level, and communication, all at maximum intensity.
Coaches described her first step as elite: she blew by her defender on every dodge and beat her mark off the split every single rep. Vision was called out repeatedly: she sees the field two passes ahead and hit the skip on time. Took a correction and applied it on the next rep; organized her group without being asked. Favors her right hand: predictable dodging left.
Sees the field two passes ahead, hit the skip on time.
stick work might be the best out here
Hardest worker on the field at every station.
Can tighten the slide recovery on the back end.
Snap each player's photo at check-in. It shows on every coach's screen.
Every evaluator's notes land on one profile, scored for skill and mindset, with tough and easy graders evened out.
A one-line take on where she stands out, then a summary of what the coaches saw.
Open any coach to see their own words. Trust one coach on midfielders? Read theirs first. If coaches disagree, it's flagged here.
Pick your teams right then and there, then upload them into your roster management platform.
Something worth reading, every few weeks.
Every skill, moving
What's a strength, what's still a focus, and what's getting stronger.
Reference players
Players to watch for the areas he's developing.
Drills
Solo drills for his areas to develop.
From Beckett's example update.
The research →
And between updates.
Small-group training for players from inside and outside your club. Every attendee gets an update.
Families book the coaches you approve. A write-up after every session.
Voice notes in the coach's own voice, and team messages that go out right away.
Free for directors
The family experience checklist and the coach retention checklist. Read them free, no email needed.
See it with your own roster.
A short walkthrough with an example for your sport and age group.
Retain your families. Retain your coaches. Grow your program.