Sideline turns match footage into simple, effective reports — tackles, turnovers, puckouts, shot maps and individual player tracking — tracked to whatever level of detail your team actually wants.
I'm Colm Haverty — a hurling player with three years' experience providing statistical and performance analysis for hurling teams. There's no rigid list of services: if it happens on the pitch and it's countable, it can be tracked, tagged and reported back to you in plain language.
See a full example on the Reports page, or how individual players get tracked over a season on the Players page.
High-achieving teams already train hard and watch the same match-day footage as everyone else. The edge is in what the numbers show that the eye misses.
Instead of "we didn't work hard enough in the second half," a report can show precisely which line's tackle count dropped, and when — turning a vague team talk into a specific, actionable point.
Individual possession, tackle and turnover data gives management an honest, consistent basis for selection and development conversations — separate from reputation or a single highlight.
Puckout retention is one of the most repeatable, coachable aspects of the modern game. Tracking long/short success by half turns it into a rehearsable game plan.
A single match report is useful; a season of them is a scouting database — on your own team and on the opposition you're about to meet in a championship draw.
This is built for coaches and management teams, not analysts — plain language in, plain language out.
Every report is written in plain language first, charts second — readable by anyone, stats background or not.
No spreadsheets, dashboards or logins to manage. A finished document lands in your inbox.
Underage, junior, intermediate, senior or county — the same process scales to what you need.
Email, phone or WhatsApp — whatever's easiest to stay in the loop.
A quick conversation about your team and what you actually want to know — no fixed intake form required.
Live tagging pitch-side or from match footage — every relevant event logged to the minute and half.
Efficiency, retention and workload trends compared half-to-half and against the opposition's own numbers.
A clear, plain-language write-up delivered within days — built to be used directly in the next session.
"The stats don't replace the eye — they tell you where to point it."