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Leaderboard vs Scoreboard | Performance Insights

Learn:  Ranking reps with Leaderboard  Viewing performance on Scoreboard  Reading performance graph

Step-by-Step User Flow: Using the Activity Report

Leaderboard: Rank at a Glance

The Leaderboard gives you a real-time ranking of selected athletes (or reps) based on various metrics. Perfect for comparing multiple reps and seeing who performs best.

For timing gate-based drills (e.g. sprints) view calculated data for:

>Total Time

> Velocity

> Acceleration

> Force

> Power

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For reaction lights-based drills (e.g. Follow one) view:

> Total time
> Fastest time
> Slowest time
> Average time

Leaderboard controls:

> Toggle between calculated data for Total time (Leaderboard) or Splits Screenshot 2025-10-23 at 11.41.22 AM

> Tap metric headers Screenshot 2025-10-23 at 11.44.45 AM to sort results by fastest, highest, lowest, etc. 

> Scroll horizontally to view the full leaderboard on mobile.

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With Sportreact kit using up to six timing gates, you can break down runs into splits. Analytics allow you to check total time vs. individual splits and use the function for start vs. top speed comparisons. Toggle between Leaderboard to see total times and Splits to see the data for each individual split.

 

Scoreboard: Standardized Performance Scoring

The Scoreboard breaks down each rep and assigns a score (0-100) based on the data from the Leaderboard, relative to the selected group - you can choose to view individual reps performed by up to 8 athletes, or you select to analyze up to 8 reps performed by one athlete. T & Z-scores make it easy to evaluate performance within a group by creating standardized performance profiles. Here you can learn more about T & Z-scores, their usability and how they're calculated.

T-scores are calculated based on:
Data for Timing Drills: Total Time, Velocity, Acceleration, Force, Power

Data for Reaction Light Drills: Total duration, Average hit time, Slowest and fastest hit times, Number of hits

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Each score has a dedicated color. Legend: The line graph below uses a color gradient from red (poorer performance) to green (better performance) to show an athlete’s relative standing compared to the team, with T-scores ranging from 0 to 100.

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Detailed Insights Section: Total time
How to check athletes' results and total time?

After the leaderboard and scoreboard, you’ll see total time insights.

In the boxes below, you can see your:

Average score:

  • average T-score of the selected group
  • average total time of the selected group

Best score:

  • best T-score in the selected group
  • best total time of the selected group
     

Lowest score:

  • worst T-score in the selected group
  • worst total time of the selected group

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Below, choose how you want to display data:

Bar Chart: Great for a clear overview of all reps

Table View: Simple list with results

And decide on values you want to see:
- Total time (and other key metrics)
- T-score
- Z-score

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And for each drill you see a Line Chart, ideal for reaction and agility timing visualizations.

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Performance Graph: Holistic Visual Analysis via Spider Chart

This powerful graph lets you visualize rep performance by mapping scores across multiple metrics.

Metrics shown depend on drill type:

Sprints: Duration, velocity, acceleration, force, power

Reaction drills: Total times, hits, min/max/avg hit

Each axis represents a T-score (0-100), with lines connecting data points for each rep.

Use this to:

- Spot trends and patterns

- Identify outliers

- Compare reps and athletes holistically

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Rep Cards under the graph give you a short overview of the data visualized in the Performance Graph. 

Each rep has a Rep Card showing:

- Athlete’s photo & timestamp

- Total Score: Average of all metric T-scores

- Individual Metric Scores: T-scores for each performance metric

Rep Cards include:

1) Picture of the athlete

2) Activity date and time

3) Total activity score
- Shows how an athlete performed overall, compared to others in the same group or session.
- Calculated based on all the key metrics from the Leaderboard, and standardised as a T-score for easy in-group comparison (an average T-score of all the metric T-scores).

4) Metric scores
- Each score shows how each athlete's metric result compares to the group average.
- T-scores for each metric are derived based on the group of reps you select while building the report.

Detailed Insights: Metric by Metric

After the leaderboard and scoreboard, you’ll see individual metric insights from the Leaderboard.

Each metric has its own section showing:

  • Average
  • Best
  • Lowest scores

As in total time analysis, you can choose between:

Bar Chart: Great for a clear overview of all reps

Table View: Offers exact numerical values

Line Chart: Ideal for agility/split timing visualization.

  • Group-relative scores (T-score (0–100) Z-score (-3 to +3))

Choose your preferred display:

Bar Chart: Great for a clear overview of all reps

> Charts can display:

Raw data (seconds)

T-scores (0-100, mean = 50)

Z-scores (-3 to +3, mean = 0)

 

Table View: Offers exact numerical values

Line Chart: Ideal for agility/split timing visualization

Remember: The more accurate and complete your session tracking, the richer your Activity Report insights will be. Save all activities, label your sessions clearly, and use filters and visuals to navigate your performance data.