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IS MY ATHLETE GOOD ENOUGH — AND FOR WHAT LEVEL?
A written, sport-specific evaluation from a coach, not a salesperson. Film, transcript, and metrics reviewed against real division benchmarks. $399 one-time, includes 30 days of free SYSTEM access. No membership required.
Highlight and full-game film, unofficial transcript, any measured metrics, and the next six months of events. The intake takes about 15 minutes.
A coach watches the full game, not just the highlights, and checks the transcript the way the NCAA clearinghouse does.
A written report, a 30-minute call, and 30 days of the SYSTEM so the 12-month plan lands in the tools, not a drawer.
The same report for every sport. The benchmarks change.
A grade tells you where you are. A plan tells you what to do next. Every evaluation is written to be executed inside the SYSTEM, and your 30 days start the day the report lands.
- Written report: strengths and fixable gaps with film timestamps
- Realistic level today and the ceiling if the plan is executed
- Metric gaps to the target level, in numbers
- NCAA core GPA as the clearinghouse calculates it, with course flags
- Starter target list: 12–15 programs in three bands
- Which camps and showcases on your calendar to skip
- A 12-month plan by quarter
- 30-minute review call with the athlete and family
What a baseball evaluation looks at
Two full games plus a highlight reel. For pitchers we want every pitch from one outing, not a strikeout montage. For position players, at-bats against live arms and defensive reps at game speed.
- Exit velocity and bat speed
- Pop time (catchers) or arm velocity from position
- 60-yard dash
- Fastball velocity, spin, and off-speed command (pitchers)
Benchmarks by position for D1, D2, D3, NAIA, and JUCO, so the gap is in numbers, not adjectives.
Whether your athlete profiles as a two-way player or should specialize, which showcases in your region actually have coaches at the right level, and how academic money changes the list in a sport where most athletic aid is partial.
What a softball evaluation looks at
Two full games plus a highlight reel. Pitchers: a complete outing showing every pitch type. Position players: at-bats against quality pitching and defensive reps at game speed, not fungo.
- Exit velocity and bat speed
- Pop time (catchers) or overhand velocity
- Home-to-first time
- Pitch speed, spin, and movement (pitchers)
Benchmarks by position for D1, D2, D3, NAIA, and JUCO, in numbers.
Whether travel-ball exposure is worth the cost at your athlete’s level, which camps put you in front of coaches who actually recruit that division, and how strong academics widen a list in a sport with 12 scholarships per roster.
What a football evaluation looks at
Two full games (offense and defense snaps as applicable) plus a highlight reel. We watch the plays that did not make the highlight: effort away from the ball, alignment, and what happens on a loss.
- Height and weight, verified
- 40-yard dash and shuttle
- Vertical and broad jump
- Position-specific: arm talent, release, footwork, hand usage
Frame and speed benchmarks by position for FBS, FCS, D2, D3, and NAIA, with an honest read on projected college position.
Whether your athlete’s college position is the one they play now, which camps are worth the money at their level (most are not), and how the roster-limit changes since 2025 affect walk-on and preferred walk-on paths.
What a boys basketball evaluation looks at
Two full games plus a highlight reel. Full games show defense, decision-making under pressure, and how the athlete plays when the ball is not in his hands.
- Height, wingspan, and standing reach, verified
- Vertical jump and lane agility
- Shooting numbers from a tracked workout
- Per-game production against the level of competition
Positional and size benchmarks for D1, D2, D3, NAIA, and JUCO, with a read on positional fit at the next level.
Whether the AAU circuit your athlete is on is being scouted at the right level, whether a prep year or JUCO is a real path or a detour, and how academic money works in a sport where most scholarships are full but scarce.
What a girls basketball evaluation looks at
Two full games plus a highlight reel. Full games show defense, decision-making under pressure, and how the athlete plays when the ball is not in her hands.
- Height, wingspan, and standing reach, verified
- Vertical jump and lane agility
- Shooting numbers from a tracked workout
- Per-game production against the level of competition
Positional and size benchmarks for D1, D2, D3, NAIA, and JUCO, with a read on positional fit at the next level.
Whether the club circuit your athlete is on is being scouted at the right level, how the July evaluation periods should shape the calendar, and how to use strong academics in a sport with 15 scholarships per D1 roster.
What a soccer evaluation looks at
Two full matches plus a highlight reel. Highlights hide positioning, work rate, and decision-making off the ball, which is what college coaches evaluate first.
- Verified height and weight
- 30-meter sprint and repeated-sprint fitness
- Position-specific technical markers from film
- Level of club competition (ECNL, GA, MLS Next, state league)
Benchmarks by position for D1, D2, D3, and NAIA, with a read on which club platform matches the target level.
Whether your club platform is the right one for the athlete’s level, which ID camps are worth the money, and how a strong transcript opens D3 and academic-money paths in a sport where most athletic aid is partial.
What a volleyball evaluation looks at
Two full matches plus a highlight reel. We want to see serve receive, transition, and communication, not just kills.
- Height and standing reach, verified
- Approach touch and block touch
- Serve speed and consistency
- Position-specific stats from club season
Height and touch benchmarks by position for D1, D2, D3, NAIA, and JUCO, in numbers.
Whether your athlete projects at the same position in college, which qualifiers and showcases put her in front of the right coaches, and how the early D1 timeline changes what should already be happening.
What a golf evaluation looks at
A swing video from two angles (driver, iron, wedge) plus a short-game and putting session. Golf is scored, so film supports the numbers rather than replacing them.
- Scoring average and tournament results with course ratings
- Junior Golf Scoreboard or AJGA ranking if any
- Clubhead speed, ball speed, and carry distances
- Strokes gained data if tracked
Scoring benchmarks for D1, D2, D3, and NAIA for men and women, with a read on which tournament schedule the athlete needs to be playing.
Which tournaments are worth the entry fee and travel for your athlete’s current scoring, whether ranking services are worth paying for at their level, and how academic money often carries more of the cost than athletic aid in golf.
What a track and cross country evaluation looks at
Race video from two meets plus a technique clip for field and hurdle events. Track is measured, so film supports the times and marks rather than replacing them.
- Verified marks from timed meets (FAT), by event
- Progression over the last two seasons
- Event group and secondary events
- Cross country times with course notes
Mark and time standards by event for D1, D2, D3, and NAIA, so the gap is exact.
Which events give your athlete the best recruiting path (often not their favorite), which meets coaches at the target level actually watch, and how to use walk-on and academic-money routes in a sport where full rides are rare.
What the evaluation looks at in your sport
Two full competitions plus a highlight reel, or the equivalent for your sport. We tell you exactly what to send once we know the sport and position.
- Verified measurables relevant to the sport
- Results against the level of competition
- Rankings or ratings, if the sport uses them
- Progression over the last two seasons
Level benchmarks for D1, D2, D3, NAIA, and where relevant JUCO, built for the sport and event.
Whether the competition circuit your athlete is on is being scouted at the right level, which events are worth the cost, and how the scholarship math in your sport should shape the target list.