Your player card, goals and shout-outs
Everything about your game in one place, with goals you set yourself, your personal bests, milestones and shout-outs from your coaches.
Your player card brings your whole game together: your coaches' ratings, your form over the last five games, your season, your training and your career. Open it from My profile, from your child's profile, or, for coaches, from any player's profile.
Season goals
Set a goal or two for the season, and the card fills in your progress from what's already recorded:
- points scored and games played;
- attendance at training and games;
- workouts done on a training plan;
- scores set up, if your club reviews games.
You, a parent or one of your coaches can set them. There's one of each kind, so setting it again just changes the target.
Personal bests and milestones
Your best scoring game, the most scores you set up in a game, and your best on each fitness test. Milestones mark your first game and first score, 10, 25, 50 and 100 games, workouts done, and replying when you're asked if you're available.
Shout-outs
Coaches can give a shout-out for a good game or a good week, or make you player of the match. You get a notification, and so do your parents if you're under 18.
What it doesn't do
Everything here is you against yourself. Nobody is ranked against team-mates, nothing is shown to other players or parents, and nothing rewards training through pain. The only notification is a coach's shout-out.
Related
- How accounts work by ageUnder 16 a parent runs the account; from 16 a parent approves the player's own login; at 18 it's theirs.
- A parent's guide to underage hurling, camogie and footballWhat to expect when your child joins a club: training, games, who's who, and how to keep them safe and enjoying it.
- Consent and privacy choicesPhotos, names on team sheets and sharing with the county, chosen by parents.