OrangeSlice Sport

Sample report

What a parent actually receives

This is an illustrative OrangeSlice progress report for a fictional player. It's exactly the structure a coach produces from a short interview — and what a family opens on their phone.

Player progress report

Bodie M. · 14U · Shortstop

Fall 2026 · Coach Galarraga

Headline metric

62 → 68 mph exit velocity, +6 this season

Scorecard

Hitting — contact 8/10 · Consistent
Hitting — power 6/10 · Developing
Fielding 7/10 · Consistent
Arm strength 7/10 · Consistent
Speed 8/10 · Advanced
Game IQ 7/10 · Consistent

Coach's note

Bodie has taken a real step this fall. He's one of the hardest workers on the team and it shows up in the box — the swing is repeatable and he's driving the ball to all fields. Defensively he's steady up the middle. The next jump is physical: as he gets stronger, the contact he already makes is going to turn into extra-base power.

Skill breakdown

Swing mechanics Advanced

Repeatable, balanced swing with good bat path. Barrels the ball consistently to all fields.

Approach at the plate Consistent

Controls the zone well; will chase early in counts against better arms — a growth area.

Infield actions Consistent

Clean hands and good footwork on balls hit at him; still working on charging slow rollers.

Base running Advanced

Reads the ball off the bat well and is a threat to take the extra base.

What's next

  1. 1 Charge slow grounders aggressively — practice running in hard on the ball so faster runners don't beat the throw.
  2. 2 Add strength this off-season — a consistent weight-room routine will turn contact into more power as he grows.
  3. 3 Tighten plate discipline — lay off the early-count chase pitch and hunt a pitch to drive.
  4. 4 Keep the reps — tee and cage work are clearly paying off; don't change the mechanics.

Long-term projection

Bodie has the athleticism and work ethic to start on a very competitive high-school team, potentially making varsity as soon as next year. If he keeps showing up and adds strength and size over the next year or two, he projects as a real force at shortstop — and a contact-and-power threat at the plate.

This is what your coaches could be sending.

A report like this comes from a short coach interview — a few minutes, not an evening.