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Must know
  • Open the page. Select Athletes, then View profile on your athlete’s card.
  • Labels are shortcuts. The labels on each card open Skills, Achievements, Attendance, Evaluations and Medical, already set to that athlete.
  • Sections. The page runs from Next Up and Progress down to Billing and History.
  • Shared with you? You see only the areas the share includes.
Where to find it. Athletes (in the sidebar, or the tab bar on a phone) opens My athletes: “Track skills, attendance, and evaluations across your kids.”
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Find your athlete's card

Each card shows the athlete’s name, age and club. The bar at the bottom reads Skills · [mastered] of [total], or Attendance · [attended] of [total] while the athlete has no skill record yet.
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Pick a label or View profile

A label opens that page for this athlete. These pages are not in the sidebar. View profile opens the athlete’s page.
The header. The athlete’s page opens with their photo, name, status, age and club, plus three tiles: Mastery, Attendance and Streak (how they’re counted). Edit profile shows for every athlete except you. Jump between sections. On a wide screen, an On this page list sits at the right. On a narrow screen, a strip of the same links stays at the top as you scroll. Sections that seem missing. Memberships and Passes show only when your club uses them. Levels shows only when a club tracks levels for your athlete, and Achievements only when your club uses skill tracking. Preserved athlete access appears after Family only while older athlete connections remain, with Open Family. Evaluations or achievements not there yet? Your club may hold them until they are published. Shared access. If someone shares an athlete with you, sections and labels for areas the share leaves out don’t show that athlete’s information. See how limited access works. Related: How do I switch between my athletes? · How do I follow my athlete’s skill progress? · How do I check my athlete’s attendance history? · How do I change someone’s role, remove them or leave a family?