The athlete stays. The group changes every year.
An academy runs on the same system as a league. What changes is the emphasis: not one season, but a kid’s file over years. That file is what can’t be lost when the group, the coach or the age group changes.
One record: the child, their age group, their team and their guardian.
A view of the demonstration league.
What squeezes an academy.
Promotions
They move up a group every year and in the sheet that looks like another kid. Three years in, nobody knows which row is the right one.
Federation numbers
Each body has its own, and they all live in a different notebook, far from the kid’s file.
Tryout papers
Fifty kids show up with birth certificates, medical clearances and permissions. They pile up in a folder and a chat.
The kid’s thread gets lost
When someone asks about him two years later, the answer is in the memory of a coach who is no longer there.
What the academy has afterwards.
A career file
The years pile up in one file: groups, papers, notes, moves. Tryout papers go through the same verification queue as any other.
A stable number
The platform issues the athlete number and it doesn’t change when the group changes. If it has to be reissued, the old one still finds him. The federation number is stored on the file as a field.
The athlete letter
When another organization asks, you share a link with what the academy chose to show. Not a PDF that gets lost in a chat.
The rest, up close
The other screens of the same demonstration league.
- liga.atleta360.do
Six teams over eight years are still one child. - liga.atleta360.do
What is missing, whose it is and since when without opening a single folder.
Bring the name of a kid who has been with you for three years.
Tell us how you track him today and we’ll show you what a complete career file looks like.