Players · player, parent, coach, organization · both

Report card

Find reports, understand their context, and share them safely.

Last reviewed:
2026-08-30
Applies to:
2.2

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Report card

Reports summarize available assessment and quiz information for the account and role viewing them. The date range, season, team, and amount of available data can change what appears.

Open and read a report

  1. Confirm the active player or child, sport, team, and season.
  2. On mobile, open the menu and choose Reports. On web, open the available report-card or results area.
  3. Select the intended report and any offered team, player, season, or date filters.
  4. Read summary scores together with the underlying completed assessments and quizzes.
  5. Share or discuss results only with the player, parent or guardian, coach, or organization staff who are authorized to view them.

Expected result: the report reflects the selected person and context and can be used for an informed development conversation.

When a report looks incomplete

  • Check the selected team, season, and date range.
  • Confirm that the underlying assessment or quiz is complete.
  • Allow time for a newly completed activity to appear.
  • Contact support with the report name, filters, platform, and timestamp.

Reports support development conversations. They are not medical advice and should not be used as a definitive talent-selection decision.