This is what being seen looks like: every skill rated, measured against age benchmarks, and turned into one clear next step.
Caleb is building and improving.
29
Evaluations
18
Sessions
18/29
Skills On Target
Evaluated by Coach Marcus Rivera
What moved since October
6
Leveled up
23
Holding
0
Next levels
Leveled up since October
1v1 Attacking
Was Proficient
Ball Mastery
Was Competent
Balance & Coordination
Was Competent
Crossing & Delivery
Was Developing
Game Knowledge & Rules
Was Developing
Receiving & First Touch
Was Competent
Holding steady
23 skills held at the same level.
Movement compares Caleb's two most recent evaluations.
Season Progress
Caleb has improved +1.4 since the start of the season
Strengths
Shooting & Finishing
Above Under 15 benchmark
1v1 Attacking
Above Under 15 benchmark
Composure Under Pressure
Above Under 15 benchmark
Effort & Competitiveness
Above Under 15 benchmark
Next Levels
One step from the next level. The best places to focus.
1v1 Defending
Now: Developing
Defending as a Unit
Now: Developing
Leadership
Now: Developing
Long Passing & Distribution
Now: Competent
Scores compare to age benchmarks, not to other players on the team.
Skills Overview
Outfield players are evaluated on 29 skills across 5 corners.
Category Breakdown
Technical
3.7
Proficient
Target: Proficient (3.9)
Tactical
3.0
Competent
Target: Proficient (4.0)
Physical
4.0
Proficient
Target: Proficient (4.0)
Psychological
4.3
Proficient
Target: Proficient (4.0)
Character
3.5
Proficient
Target: Proficient (4.0)
Skill Details
AI Analysis
AI-written from Coach Marcus Rivera's ratings.
Caleb has real attacking quality. His composure in front of goal, 1v1 ability, and work rate stand out across every evaluation. The clearest opportunity right now is building his defensive work rate and sharpening his decision-making, which will make him a more complete striker and harder for opponents to manage.
What's going well
Composure Under Pressure: Caleb stays calm when defenders close him down quickly, which helps him make smart choices in tight spaces near goal
1v1 Attacking: He can beat defenders with pace and skill in isolated situations, creating dangerous chances in the final third
Effort & Competitiveness: Caleb fights for every loose ball and contested header in the box, generating extra scoring chances from scrappy situations
Focus areas
Defending as a Unit
developing → competentIf Caleb spends time this week working on press triggers and defensive shape, he will win the ball back higher up the pitch and make life harder for opponents when his team is out of possession this weekend.
Transition Play
competent → proficientIf Caleb sharpens his transition habits this week, he will recover shape faster after losing the ball and arrive late into attacks with better timing this weekend.
Decision Making
competent → proficientIf Caleb works on reading the game a step ahead this week, he will pick the higher-percentage option faster in tight moments and create cleaner chances for himself and teammates this weekend.
What to Practice
Defending as a Unit
developing → competentHow to level up: developing → competent
Work on understanding your role in the team's defensive shape. Practice squeezing the space between you and your teammates to make the field smaller for the opponent. A competent defender communicates and moves with the defensive unit.
If Caleb spends time this week working on press triggers and defensive shape, he will win the ball back higher up the pitch and make life harder for opponents when his team is out of possession this weekend.
At home drills
With another player
Press Trigger Shadowing
10 minutesEquipment: ball, 4 cones
- Set up a 10x10 yard grid with cones
- Have a friend play as the ball-carrier inside the grid
- Stand 6 yards away and watch for your press trigger (back foot plants, head goes down)
- Sprint to close down as soon as you see the trigger
- Try to force your friend to pass back or lose the ball
- Reset and repeat 10 times from different starting positions
Tip: Watch the defender back foot. When it plants, that is your trigger to press hard.
Block the Pass Lane
10 minutesEquipment: ball, 2 cones
- Place two cones 15 yards apart to represent two defenders
- You stand as a striker between the cones
- Have a friend play a ball toward one cone
- Shuffle quickly to block the passing lane between the two cones
- Hold your defensive shape for 5 seconds before resetting
- Repeat 12 times, focusing on body angle and quick shuffles
Tip: Position your body to cover the easiest pass option, not just the ball.
Transition Play
competent → proficientHow to level up: competent → proficient
A proficient transition player exploits the moment of chaos when possession changes. Practice recognizing when to counter-attack quickly versus when to slow down and keep the ball. Work on sprinting into space during transitions to offer an outlet.
If Caleb sharpens his transition habits this week, he will recover shape faster after losing the ball and arrive late into attacks with better timing this weekend.
At home drills
On your own
Win It Back in 3
12 minutesEquipment: ball, 4 cones
- Set up a 15x15 yard grid
- Play 2v2 or 1v1 inside the grid
- When your team loses the ball, you have exactly 3 seconds to win it back
- If you recover it within 3 seconds, your team keeps possession
- If not, the other team earns a point and resets
- Play to 5 points, focusing on instant reaction when possession is lost
Tip: Spin immediately on losing the ball. The first 2 seconds are where you win it back.
With another player
Sprint Back, Then Burst Forward
10 minutesEquipment: ball, 3 cones
- Place cone A at start, cone B 20 yards back, and cone C 25 yards forward of A
- Sprint from A to B (transitioning back)
- Touch cone B, then immediately sprint to cone C (transitioning forward)
- At cone C, receive a pass from a friend and finish
- Rest 30 seconds and repeat
- Complete 8 reps, focusing on a fast direction change at cone B
Tip: Get back quickly so you can accelerate forward. Defenders hate a striker who is already goal-side.
Decision Making
competent → proficientHow to level up: competent → proficient
A proficient decision-maker picks the best option under pressure. Practice playing in tight spaces where you must decide instantly. Work on recognizing when to play forward versus keeping possession, and when to take risks that can break the defense.
If Caleb works on reading the game a step ahead this week, he will pick the higher-percentage option faster in tight moments and create cleaner chances for himself and teammates this weekend.
At home drills
With another player
3-Option Quick Fire
12 minutesEquipment: ball, 3 cones
- Place 3 cones in a triangle 8 yards apart, each representing a different option (shoot, pass left, pass right)
- Have a friend feed you balls from outside the triangle
- Your friend calls out which cone to play to as they pass
- You have 2 touches maximum to execute the right option
- If you take 3 or more touches or choose the wrong option, friend earns a point
- Play to 10 points, gradually speeding up the passes
Tip: Scan before you receive the ball so you already know your options when it arrives.
Shadow Striker Reads
10 minutesEquipment: ball, 2 cones
- Set up two cones 12 yards from an imaginary goal
- Have a friend dribble at you slowly, then play a pass to either side
- Before they pass, point to where you think the ball is going
- Receive it and immediately decide: first-time shot, one touch to set up, or play back
- Your friend confirms if your pre-read was correct
- Complete 15 reps and track how many pre-reads were right
Tip: Ask yourself before each rep: where is the defender, where is the space, what is the fastest route to goal?