Illustrative sample
Not a live resultWhat a real evaluation report looks like
Every number below is made up. The structure, sections, and language are exactly what parents and athletes see after entering their metrics — so you know what you're getting before you start.
What you learn from an evaluation
College tier fit
Where benchmarks currently align (D3, D2, FCS, FBS) based on objective thresholds.
Recruiting Readiness Score
A 0–100 score showing how complete, current, and coach-ready the profile is — benchmarks, film context, and academics together.
Percentile breakdown
Every metric plotted against real benchmark data for the same sport, position, and class year.
Top strengths
The metrics where the athlete genuinely exceeds tier benchmarks.
Development focus
The one or two metrics with the clearest lever to move the composite score.
Recruiting action plan
Practical next steps: film, target school list, coach outreach prep, academics, and retest timing.
Sample report — hypothetical WR, FCS candidate, Class of 2028
College fit snapshot
Tier labels describe benchmark alignment only — not scholarship offers, roster spots, or admissions outcomes. An FCS alignment means your metrics currently match what FCS programs evaluate at this position and class year.
Metric breakdown — percentile vs. FCS WR benchmarks
Percentiles are calculated against benchmark data for the same sport, position, and graduation class. Self-reported metrics are noted; verified metrics from camps or combines carry higher confidence weighting.
Top strengths
- 40-yard dash at 82nd percentile for FCS WR — above tier threshold
- Broad jump confirms lower-body explosiveness, supporting speed score
- Vertical reinforces athleticism profile — consistent signal across three metrics
Next development focus
Pro agility / short-area change of direction
At 64th percentile, this is below the FCS threshold for this position. Improving by roughly 0.15s would move the composite from 72.4 toward the FBS band. This is the single metric with the most leverage given the current profile.
Your real report updates automatically if you retest and enter new numbers.
Recruiting Readiness Score
Benchmark coverage
Strong — 5 of 6 recommended tests entered
Film context
Missing — no Hudl or highlight link yet
Academic context
Partial — GPA entered, test scores missing
Data freshness
Current — tested within 90 days
Readiness reflects how complete, current, and coach-ready the profile is. It is not a ranking among athletes or a recruiting promise — it shows exactly what to strengthen next.
Recruiting action plan
- 1Improve your highest-leverage measurable: pro agility. Plan an 8–12 week training block, then retest.
- 2Add your Hudl or highlight film link — coaches almost always want film alongside measurables.
- 3Build a realistic target school list around FCS-aligned programs.
- 4Update GPA and academic context — academics matter to every program.
- 5Prepare a short, specific intro email for coaches: position, class year, key measurables, film link, and GPA.
- 6Retest after your development block to measure real movement, not day-to-day noise.
Every real report ends with a plan like this — guidance you can act on, not guaranteed coach contact.
What an evaluation is not
- A recruiting offer or scholarship guarantee
- A coach contact promise
- A ranking among other athletes
- An admissions outcome prediction
- A guarantee your self-reported metrics match combine-verified data
XFR produces objective context for families to make better-informed decisions. Recruiting outcomes depend on many factors beyond athleticism benchmarks.
Why this is free for you
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