🏒 How ChampsEyeQ Player Reports Work

ChampsEyeQ turns your game video into a professional, data-driven evaluation that helps you understand where you stand and how to improve.

🎥 Step 1: Submit Your Video

Players upload at least 10 minutes of edited game footage showing complete shifts with real game flow — not just highlights.

đź‘€ Step 2: Expert Scout Evaluation

Our professional scouts — who have evaluated thousands of youth players — analyze your performance across 15+ key attributes, including:

  • Skating
  • Hockey IQ & Decision Making
  • Offensive & Defensive Skills
  • Compete Level & Intangibles

📊 Step 3: Ratings, Tiers & Feedback

Each player receives a quantitative and qualitative report with:

  • A numerical rating (1–10) for every skill
  • An overall average score
  • A Tier ranking showing how they compare to peers nationwide
  • Written feedback highlighting key strengths and priority areas for improvement

đź§® How Ratings Translate into Tiers

Average RatingTierMeaning
8.5+🏅 Top 5% – Elite PlayerExceptional performance; top national tier
7.8–8.4🎓 Top 20% – D1 PotentialTypical range of future NCAA Division I players
6.5–7.7💪 Top 33%Strong skill base; competitive pathway to D1
5.5–6.4⚔️ Top 50%Solid player development foundation
Below 5.5🔄 Bottom 50%Early-stage development; focus on fundamentals

Formula: =IFS(Rating≥8.5,“Top 5%–Elite Player”, Rating≥7.8,“Top 20%–D1 Potential”, Rating≥6.5,“Top 33%”, Rating≥5.5,“Top 50%”, TRUE,“Bottom 50%”)

đź§­ Step 4: Actionable Insights

ChampsEyeQ combines objective data and expert insight to give players a clear development roadmap — showing not just what their rating is, but why and how to improve.

As more athletes are evaluated, ChampsEyeQ continually updates its benchmarks, giving families an evolving, data-backed view of what it takes to reach the NCAA Division I level.

🚀 Ready to See Where You Stand?

Submit your game footage today and receive your personalized ChampsEyeQ Player Evaluation Report.
👉 Start your submission at www.ChampsEyeQ.com

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