Recruiting & Analytics
The youth-basketball record recruiting has never had — built on consent, from the season up.
Youth basketball data is scattered across spreadsheets, group chats, and someone's memory. PROSCORE is building a structured, parent-controlled record of what players actually do — coach-logged stats and evaluations that compound every season. We're exploring how that record can responsibly power the future of recruiting, evaluation, and analytics.
Why now
Youth-player records are broken.
Evaluating a young player means stitching together box scores someone jotted down, a highlight a parent posted, and a coach's word of mouth. There's no consistent, trustworthy record of how a player has actually developed. As families invest more than ever in the game, the gap between what happens on the court and what's provably captured keeps widening. That gap is the opportunity.
Live today
A structured, basketball-first season record.
On PROSCORE, a player's coaches log real performance — stats, box scores, skill evaluations, and report cards — inside one system, season after season. It's basketball-first and built to compound: every season adds to a consistent, structured record rather than starting over. This is live today for basketball.
Coach-logged box scores and stats
Coach evaluations and report cards
A season record that grows each season
Parent-controlled discoverability
None of this works without consent — so consent comes first.
Every player record on PROSCORE is controlled by a parent or guardian. Discoverability is off by default, and nothing about a minor is visible to any outside party unless a parent explicitly turns it on. PROSCORE does not sell private youth data. The entire opportunity rests on a consented, parent-controlled record — which is precisely what makes it trustworthy enough to build on.
Roadmap
Where this is headed.
As the record deepens, we envision it supporting better, fairer evaluation across the recruiting journey — from college pathways to the analytics that serious programs rely on. These are directions we're building toward, not products available today. We're talking with partners who want to help shape how a consent-based player record can responsibly serve that future.
Let's build it responsibly, together.
If you're a recruiting, evaluation, or analytics organization interested in a consent-based youth-basketball record — or you want to understand the opportunity — we'd like to talk.