Skillmasters — For College Coaches

How it works

Four ways coaches use Skillmasters.

Every program recruits differently. Open the ones that fit yours.

sports Testing at your ID camp We bring the equipment and run the stations. You leave with one ranked, comparable board. expand_more

At your ID camp

Testing that runs inside your camp.

Our team sets up and runs the testing stations at your camp. Every athlete is tested, scored, and ranked, so you leave with one comparable board and a profile for anyone you want a closer look at.

We run it on-site

Our staff brings the equipment and runs the stations, so your coaches stay focused on the players.

Every athlete, one scale

The same standardized test for the whole camp, so every athlete is directly comparable.

A ranked, sortable board

See every athlete side by side, sort by any metric, and filter by position or age group.

Profiles for your board

Full report, global rank, and video for the prospects you want to evaluate closely.

Export and share

Send the board and profiles to your staff or drop them into your recruiting workflow.

Camp LeaderboardID Camp · 2011 Boys

42 athletes

	Athlete	USR	SP	AG	BC
1ST	A. Reyes	94	96	92	93
2ND	M. Donovan	89	93	90	74
3RD	T. Okafor	87	98	82	81
4TH	L. Martins	84	73	85	89
5TH	J. Whitfield	82	88	71	86

Sort by any metric or filter by position

send Send us a prospect Point a player to any Skillmasters event. They test on the same protocol, results come back to you. expand_more

Prospect results sendSent to your staff

A. Reyes

Center Back · 2027 · tested Mar 14

USR90

Speed93

Agility88

Ball Control91

trending_up16 points above your roster average

Full report, global rank, and drill video included

Cannot get out to see them

Send a prospect to us. We send you the results.

There is always a player on your list you have not been able to get eyes on. Point them to any Skillmasters event, they get tested on the same standardized protocol, and their full results come back to you.

No travel required

The player comes to an event near them. Nobody from your staff has to be there.

The same standardized test

Identical protocol at every Skillmasters event, so their scores line up directly with everyone else you are evaluating.

Results come straight to you

Full report, global rank, and drill video for that athlete, sent to your staff once they test.

Works for anyone on your board

Targets you have never seen live, walk-on inquiries, transfers, or a commit you want a baseline on.

The player wants this too

They keep their own profile and rank, so it is an easy ask rather than a favor.

dashboard Manage your recruiting board Scores, global rank, notes, conversations, and video on one profile your whole staff shares. expand_more

Manage your recruits

Your whole board in one place.

Testing data is only useful if you can act on it. Track every recruit on the platform, rank them by priority, and keep the scores, notes, conversations, and video on one profile your staff shares.

Prioritize your board

Tier every recruit so the players who need attention this week stay at the top, not buried in a spreadsheet.

Every conversation logged

Calls, emails, and visits recorded on the athlete, so your whole staff sees the full history instead of asking who talked to them last.

Internal notes stay internal

Your staff's evaluations and comments live on the profile, visible to your program and nobody else.

Video and highlights attached

Drill footage from testing and highlight links sit on the same profile as the scores.

One profile per recruit

Scores, global rank, communication history, notes, and video in one place instead of five.

Recruiting board2027 class · 24 tracked

J. Whitfield

Center Back

92 Offer out videocamsticky_note_2

A. Reyes

Center Back

90 Visit set videocamsticky_note_2

T. Okafor

Right Back

87 Evaluating videocam

M. Donovan

Midfielder

73 Watching sticky_note_2

J. WhitfieldActivity

call

Call with player and familyMar 18 · Coach Miller

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Note: dominant in the air, wants left foot repsMar 15 · Coach Diaz · internal only

videocam

Highlight reel and test footage addedMar 14

straighten What we actually measure Speed, Agility, and Ball Control, laser and AI verified so every number traces to a real test. expand_more

What we measure

Three categories, measured the same way every time.

Every athlete runs the same standardized drills. Each score traces back to a real, measured test on the field, not a scout's impression.

Speed

Straight-line sprint

Pure acceleration over a set distance. How fast a player covers ground from a standing start.

Agility

Change of direction

Cutting, turning, and reacting under control. How quickly a player can stop, plant, and explode again.

Ball control

Close control and touch

Handling the ball at speed in tight space. How clean a player stays when the pressure is on.

Why coaches use it

Know who to watch before you book the trip.

Recruiting budgets are finite and the player pool is not. The hardest part is not evaluating talent, it is getting in front of the right players. Objective testing changes where that starts.

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The problem

Scouting does not scale

Seeing a meaningful number of players means flights, hotels, and staff weekends. The budget runs out long before the list of prospects does.

With Skillmasters

Screen more players for less

Testing reaches far more athletes than travel ever could. Evaluate a whole event or region by the numbers before you spend a dollar getting there.

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The problem

You arrive without a shortlist

At a tournament with hundreds of players, there is no reliable way to know who is worth your time. So you pick a few games and hope you chose right.

With Skillmasters

Show up with a shortlist

Walk in already knowing who ranks where and who clears your roster bar, so your limited hours go to the right games and the right players.

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The problem

You miss the moments that matter

In a short window on one field, the best player out there might barely touch the ball while you are watching, and you leave with nothing to show for the trip.

With Skillmasters

Data that does not need touches

Speed, agility, and ball control are measured directly and laser verified, so a quiet game on a crowded field cannot hide a good player from you.

Skillmasters · Official testing results

UWF Spring ID Camp

University of West Florida · 55 athletes tested · ranked by USR

USR composite of Speed, Agility, and Ball Control Scores 0 to 100 against global age and gender benchmarks

#	Athlete	Pos	Grad	USR	Speed	Agility	Ball Ctrl
1	TMThomas Marcial	MID	2029	83	80	99	70
2	EPEden Petersen	FWD	2027	82	84	93	68
3	CSColton Swift	FWD	2026	81	75	99	68
4	MMMicah Matherne	FWD	2028	77	68	80	82
5	LSLuke Stevens	DEF	2028	76	73	78	77
6	WEWilliam Elliott III	DEF	2028	74	59	77	87
7	CWCamden Williams	DEF	2027	70	58	85	68
8	EDEliza Daniel	FWD	2027	69	73	84	50
9	ALAlejandro Llerena	MID	2026	67	38	82	80
10	FCFrancesca Calderon	FWD	2027	64	74	74	45
11	GFGabby Floyd	FWD	2028	64	58	57	77
12	MSMcKenzie Stapleton	MID	2026	62	70	60	57
13	GCGiovanna Canineu	FWD	2027	61	63	54	67
14	JMJason Merriweather	FWD	2026	61	80	52	50
15	KHKeeghan Hart	DEF	2027	57	56	72	43
16	AHAbigail Hillman	MID	2027	56	—	53	58
17	KDKenzie Davis	FWD	2027	55	48	75	41
18	LKLuLu Kerns	MID	2028	54	65	48	49
19	MOMatthew ODonnell	DEF	2027	53	48	60	51
20	MLMyka Luckey	FWD	2027	53	44	59	55
21	EEEvan Etzkin	DEF	2028	52	37	54	65
22	ISIzaya Shannon	DEF	2026	52	65	76	16
23	CRCaylin Ruane	MID	2027	51	25	72	55
24	JWJames Walker	FWD	2026	51	56	39	58
25	BMBrynn Middleton	GK	2027	50	18	46	86
26	AHAiden Hehl	MID	2028	50	40	62	48
27	NWNicholas Wendolek	FWD	2028	50	76	57	16
28	IVIsabella del Valle	FWD	2028	49	37	47	62
29	TNTaylor Napier	DEF	2027	48	37	50	58
30	DGDavid Gordon	MID	2027	48	44	70	30
31	KFKendyll Foles	DEF	2028	47	38	76	28
32	WLWilliam Lowery	DEF	2026	47	70	22	50
33	KSKathryn Sprawls	MID	2028	46	37	55	45
34	TOTimothy Ortiz	GK	2027	46	48	42	47
35	RGRJ Gerlach	MID	2027	45	35	32	67
36	CFChristian Fettig	MID	2027	45	53	22	61
37	SSSophia Schueler	DEF	2026	45	45	47	44
38	CGCullen Green	MID	2028	43	57	45	26
39	AHAbigail Hillman-Huet	DEF	2027	42	32	60	34
40	EMEmma Marchant	MID	2027	41	29	48	46
41	RSRoland Smith	DEF	2026	41	27	60	36
42	MBMalik Berray	FWD	2027	40	65	24	31
43	CCCamden Crews	FWD	2027	40	25	42	54
44	MRMathias Rausch	MID	2028	39	43	24	49
45	EMEmma Madison	FWD	2027	39	24	52	41
46	ZOZavian Olds	FWD	2026	36	52	46	11
47	RRReece Rector	FWD	2026	36	43	48	17
48	PMPayton McDaniel	FWD	2028	35	24	28	54
49	ASAshley Smith	MID	2027	24	45	14	14
50	KHKaori Harris	MID	2026	23	20	28	20
51	CHChristian Herrick	MID	2028	16	18	14	17
52	SLSarah Lynn	FWD	2026	16	—	—	16
53	SISophia Iversen	FWD	2029	10	9	6	16
54	SMSarah Minnick	GK	2028	6	2	7	10
55	TKThaddeus Knowles	DEF	2029	4	8	1	3

Every athlete tested appears on your board, sortable by any metric. picture_as_pdfOpen full report

Sample Club Testing

Sample Player · May 11, 2026 – May 15, 2026

Central Midfielder

Results

Speed

20 Meter3.69 sec7928th /83

10 Meter2.18 sec5640th /83

Peak Velocity6.64 m/s9410th /83

Agility

Zigzag8.43 sec7052nd /83

Arrowhead9.36 sec93T 11th /83

Broad Jump5' 10"81T 10th /79

Ball Control

Zigzag Dribbling10.22 sec9810th /83

Arrowhead Dribbling11.85 sec8334th /82

Passing11.25 sec92T 29th /60

Small Space Differential1.79 sec98—

Open Field Differential2.49 sec63—

Understanding the Skillmasters Player Profile

What is this report?

The Skillmasters Player Profile is a comprehensive athletic and technical assessment carried out by trained evaluators. It measures three scored categories, Speed, Agility, and Ball Control, with each result benchmarked against players of the same age group. The player's position is Central Midfielder. Tests were recorded on May 11, 2026.

What is a percentile?

Color	Range	Meaning
Green	75%+	Strong performance
Yellow	50–75%	Good, room to develop
Orange	25–50%	Needs attention
Red	0–25%	Priority focus area

The "Global Rank" represents a percentile score. It shows the percentage of players in the same age and gender group, across every country we've tested, that the player performs better than. Note that timed drills work inversely: fewer seconds is faster and a better percentile, so don't be alarmed if a smaller time has a high rank.

Central Midfielder: what this position demands

Each score connects directly to the player's role on the pitch. Here is how the tested metrics map to the demands of a central midfielder.

Key game demands	Key attributes	Tested metrics
Turning under pressure	Agility (tight spaces)	Zigzag & Zigzag Dribbling
Covering space	Movement efficiency	Arrowhead & 20 Meter
Pressing, short bursts	Acceleration	10 Meter & Zigzag
Tempo control	Ball control	Passing & Zigzag
Breaking lines	Dribbling	Zigzag Dribbling & Zigzag

Sample Player Report

Speed — Score: 77

Speed measures how quickly the player can accelerate, build speed, and cover ground in central midfield. The profile is stronger over distance than in the first steps, with 10 Meter (56%) sitting behind 20 Meter (79%) and Peak Velocity (94%). That suggests he becomes more effective once he has space to build into the run. For a central midfielder, this should help with box-to-box coverage, longer recoveries, and supporting both sides of the ball when play stretches. The next step is improving early acceleration so his pressing and short-distance reactions match his top-end running ability.

Speed metric	Result	77
20 Meter	3.69 sec	79
10 Meter	2.18 sec	56
Peak Velocity	6.64 m/s	94

10 Meter (56%) shows workable short-burst speed, with room to improve first-step acceleration for pressing and separation.
20 Meter (79%) shows he builds speed well once the run extends.
Peak Velocity (94%) shows very good top-end running speed for longer recoveries and open-field actions.

Agility — Score: 81

Agility measures how well the player changes direction, re-accelerates, and applies power in movement. Arrowhead (93%) and Broad Jump (81%) are both strong, while Zigzag (70%) is solid but less defining. That combination points to good movement output and efficient redirection, especially when he can flow into the next action. For a central midfielder, this should help him adjust to loose balls, change angles to receive, and move into space quickly. A useful focus is sharpening tighter, more controlled change-of-direction patterns so Zigzag better matches his other movement scores.

Agility metric	Result	81
Zigzag	8.43 sec	70
Arrowhead	9.36 sec	93
Broad Jump	5' 10"	81

Zigzag (70%) is a solid change-of-direction result, but not as strong as the rest of his movement profile.
Arrowhead (93%) shows very efficient movement when covering space and changing direction.
Broad Jump (81%) shows good lower-body power, which can help him drive out of cuts and challenges.

Ball Control — Score: 91

Ball control measures how well the player receives, carries, and plays the ball under different movement demands. This is the strongest part of his testing, with Zigzag Dribbling (98%), Passing (92%), and Arrowhead Dribbling (83%) all rating well. Small Space Differential (98%) is especially encouraging because it suggests his dribbling in tight areas is already close to his movement speed without the ball. For a central midfielder, that points to comfort receiving under pressure, carrying away from traffic, and still executing passes cleanly. Open Field Differential (63%) is a more moderate result and gives a clear next step in making carries in space more efficient at speed.

Ball control metric	Result	91
Zigzag Dribbling	10.22 sec	98
Small Space Differential	1.79 sec	98
Arrowhead Dribbling	11.85 sec	83
Open Field Differential	2.49 sec	63
Passing	11.25 sec	92

Zigzag Dribbling (98%) is a clear strength and supports close control when carrying through pressure.
Passing (92%) is a clear strength and supports clean distribution in midfield.
Open Field Differential (63%) suggests room to make ball carrying in space closer to his movement speed without the ball.
Small Space Differential (98%) suggests his dribbling in tight spaces is already very close to his movement ability without the ball.
Arrowhead Dribbling (83%) shows good control when carrying through directional changes in more open patterns.

Position-specific assessment

For a central midfielder, the player shows a strong blend of ball control and dribbling. Ball control is supported by Passing (92%), while agility in tight spaces combines Zigzag (70%) with Zigzag Dribbling (98%), which points to composure when receiving and turning under pressure. Movement efficiency stands out through Arrowhead (93%) and 20 Meter (79%), and Peak Velocity (94%) adds range when he has to cover larger spaces. Acceleration is more moderate, with 10 Meter (56%) suggesting his first steps in pressing or short separation are less defining than his longer-distance speed. Overall, the profile fits a midfielder who can help control tempo, carry through pressure, and stay involved over distance while continuing to sharpen early explosiveness.

Key takeaways

The player's clearest strength is their technical work, with dribbling supported by Zigzag Dribbling (98%) and ball control supported by Passing (92%).
Movement efficiency is a real positive for a central midfielder, with Arrowhead (93%), 20 Meter (79%), and Peak Velocity (94%) helping him cover space when the game stretches.
Acceleration is the main physical development point, since 10 Meter (56%) is more moderate than the rest of the profile and matters in first-step pressing and short separations.
Agility in tight spaces and dribbling work well together: Zigzag (70%) is solid, and Zigzag Dribbling (98%) suggests he can still turn and carry effectively under pressure.

Explore the player profile

Put a number on every prospect.

Four ways coaches use Skillmasters.

Testing that runs inside your camp.

We run it on-site

Every athlete, one scale

A ranked, sortable board

Profiles for your board

Export and share

Send a prospect to us. We send you the results.

No travel required

The same standardized test

Results come straight to you

Works for anyone on your board

The player wants this too

Your whole board in one place.

Prioritize your board

Every conversation logged

Internal notes stay internal

Video and highlights attached

One profile per recruit

Three categories, measured the same way every time.

Straight-line sprint

Change of direction

Close control and touch

Bring Skillmasters to your program.

Know who to watch before you book the trip.

Scouting does not scale

Screen more players for less

You arrive without a shortlist

Show up with a shortlist

You miss the moments that matter

Data that does not need touches

Give every evaluation a number.Recruit with confidence.

Give every evaluation a number.
Recruit with confidence.