Understand what helped, what hurt, and what to emphasize next — in games and live scrimmages.
Add a photo, PDF, box score link, or type it in manually — no play-by-play or analytics staff required.
Every completed game gets a plain-language breakdown of why you won or lost, what went well — even after a loss — and what's worth reviewing on film.
See the full sample report →Sample data shown · Lakeview State 81, Summit University 74
Points and rebounds don't explain why you actually won or lost a game.
Advanced metrics stay locked behind staff and tools most programs don't have.
Enterprise analytics tools aren't built for a high school or small-college budget.
Every game, you're already collecting more than you're using.
PossessionIQ turns the box score data you already collect into actionable team and player analytics.
Adding a game starts with the box score — review and the full game report follow right after.
Every import is shown to you to review and correct before it saves — you always have the final say.
Enter the stats you already track for a game. PossessionIQ turns them into a full analytics picture.
One page, updated automatically every time you enter a game.
One entered box score becomes a complete game report, plus a plain-language Game Takeaways summary — automatically.
Compare two groups of games to identify the numbers driving your results.
Percentage-based stats are compared in percentage points, and PossessionIQ flags it when a group is too small to draw firm conclusions from.
Track production, efficiency, trends, strengths, season highs, advanced metrics, and game-by-game performance from one profile.
MPG, PPG, RPG, APG, TS%, USG%, TO%, and AST/TO at a glance.
Track a player's recent performance over time, game by game.
Automatically surfaced strengths and areas to monitor from the player's own statistics.
Best individual performances in points, rebounds, assists, steals, and blocks.
Game Score, TS%, USG%, AST%, TO%, rebounding rates, and Floor Impact.
Every game a player has played, in one place.
Advanced analytics without needing an analytics department.
Track player efficiency and development across the season.
Evaluate team and player performance beyond traditional box scores.
Get deeper insights from the data your staff already collects.
Add another analytics layer to game review and player evaluation.
Access advanced analytics without enterprise-level complexity.
Add your program and roster.
Team metrics, player metrics, Four Factors, trends, and more — instantly.
Review dashboards, game reports, player profiles, and downloadable reports.
Keep practice and official games separate. Use both to decide what deserves your staff's attention.
Estimated possessions support efficiency ratings; practice reports do not need a pace target. Available advanced metrics depend on side detail and recorded inputs.
Try it with your next practicePlayers switched sides during live play. Record the whole roster together, or save separate sides and let Overall add them up.
Next practice: set an efficiency or ball-security goal, reuse your segment setup, and review the next session alongside previous practices.
An illustration of supported outputs, not a screenshot or a claim about a real team. Rebound recovery uses recorded rebounds across the whole scrimmage roster.
Game and practice reports, player analytics, practice trends, goals, templates, and PDF exports — on every plan.
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No. Combined Team Stats accepts the whole roster together, including sessions where players switch sides. If you track Split Teams, the same entries automatically generate Overall. You can record one full session or multiple segments.
Start with the box score you already keep for a game or live scrimmage. Opponent or split-side totals and player minutes unlock additional advanced metrics; unavailable inputs are labeled.
No. PossessionIQ's current analytics are built entirely from box score data — no play-by-play tracking required.
Yes. Every completed game gets Game Takeaways: the biggest statistical differences, what went well (even after a loss), and a practical area to review next — all in plain language, backed by the supporting stats.
Type the box score in yourself, or drop a photo, PDF, or link and smart import fills it in for you to review before saving.
Yes. Every player gets their own dashboard — production, advanced metrics, automatically surfaced insights, season highs, performance trends, and a full game log.
Yes. Team and player dashboards can be filtered to overall or conference-only games.
Three presets: Wins vs. Losses, Recent Games, and Conference vs. Nonconference. Recent Games compares your latest 2, 3, or 5 games with the preceding group of the same size — available once you've logged 4, 6, or 10 completed games, with small samples clearly flagged so you don't read too much into an early stretch. Each preset shows group counts, the biggest statistical differences, and a full side-by-side comparison table.
Yes. Season dashboards, game reports, and player profiles can all be exported to PDF.
Yes. PossessionIQ is a multi-tenant application — every team's data is tied to its own authenticated account, and coaches only see the teams and games they've created.
Turn the stats you already collect into team and player analytics your staff can actually use.