Stats

The Stats tab builds up over the course of your season. It draws on every finished game to show how fairly the squad is being used, who's scoring, and much more. The cards differ by sport: AFL, netball and league each show what matters for their game.

Stats only appear for finished games: every quarter or half played out, then Finish game tapped in the full-time review. In-progress game data is excluded.

The AFL Stats tab overview showing several stat cards — The Stats tab (AFL shown). Cards fill in as you finish more games.

Player stats

Every player's totals across the season:

AFL: games played, total and average minutes, share of team time, goals and behinds, and a Fwd / Cen / Back split
Netball: games, minutes, the Attack / Centre / Defence split with per-position percentages (e.g. GS 40% · GA 20%), and goals
League: games played, tries and conversions (made / attempted). Under 6 to Under 12 also show turns in the FR and DH vests, kickoffs taken, and games where the unbroken-period rule was met; from Under 13 these are replaced by penalty goals and field goals. A row of team totals sits above the table: games, tries and points, conversions made and points conceded

Needs: At least one finished game. Scoring columns only populate if Track scoring was on.

Season balance

Every sport has this card. It shows each player's minutes this season in each line or position — AFL Fwd / Cen / Back; netball Att / Cen / Def, or GS to GK if your team balances by position; league Fwds / Backs, or your named positions — and tints any spot where a kid is owed at least a quarter (a half, for league from Under 10). The line at the top counts how many kids are within a quarter (or half) of even. Sort by Biggest gap to see who's owed the most.

Needs: At least one finished game.

AFL stats cards before any games are finished, each showing a No data yet note — Before your first finished game, each card shows a No data yet note.

Unbroken-period shortfalls (league)

League Under 6 to Under 12 only. If any player has finished a game without banking the unbroken quarters or half that Junior Laws §6 asks for, a panel lists them with how many games they missed out, so you can plan rotations so every player hits the minimum.

Needs: At least one finished game.

Player chemistry (netball)

The top pairs of players who've spent the most minutes in the same third together this season. Handy for spotting duos who end up together week after week.

Needs: Finished games where players have shared a third for at least a quarter.

Position fit (AFL)

Rates each player's effectiveness in each line, based on how the team scores while they're there. Use this to identify which players thrive where.

Needs: Multiple finished games with scoring enabled.

Head-to-head by opponent (AFL and netball)

Your record against each team you've played this season: games, wins, draws, losses, and scores for and against.

Needs: Finished games with scoring tracked.

The AFL Position fit, Head-to-head by opponent, Quarter-by-quarter scoring and Attendance cards, before any games are finished — The lower AFL cards: Position fit, Head-to-head, Quarter-by-quarter scoring and Attendance.

Quarter-by-quarter scoring (AFL)

Average goals scored and conceded in each quarter across the season. Useful for identifying patterns. For example, if you consistently leak goals in Q3.

Needs: Finished games with scoring tracked.

Attendance (AFL and netball)

A table showing each player's attendance record across the season: how many of the finished games they played, as a number and a percentage.

Needs: At least one finished game with availability marked.

Season selector

At the top of the Stats tab, a season selector lets you switch between years if you have game data from multiple seasons.

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Stats that depend on scoring (AFL position fit and quarter-by-quarter scoring, head-to-head, and the scoring columns in every sport) need Track scoring to be on for those games.