All the badges in Koach: what they are and how to earn them

Your player profile collects badges: small awards you earn automatically with what you show on the court and at practice. Here are all 24 badges in one place — by category, with the criteria and the four levels bronze, silver, gold and diamond included.

How do you earn badges in Koach?

Automatically — there is nothing to apply for or tick off. Badges are calculated from what is already being tracked: your attendance at practice (so keep your attendance up to date), the points your coach scores live during matches and the effort ratings from your coach. Most badges come in four levels — bronze, silver, gold and diamond — and upgrade themselves the moment you cross a threshold; a few have a single fixed level. You will find them on your profile once you log in with your player account. A badge that has just arrived is marked NEW until you have looked at it, and what you have earned stays earned: a badge keeps the highest level you ever reached, even if your numbers drop later.

All Koach badges by category

There are 24 badges in seven categories. For badges with four levels all four thresholds are listed below; for badges with a single level you can see which level that is.

Performance

• Top Scorer — your attack points across the season. Bronze at 10, silver at 40, gold at 100, diamond at 200.
• The Wall — your block points across the season. Bronze at 5, silver at 20, gold at 50, diamond at 100.
• Ace Machine — your service points across the season. Bronze at 5, silver at 20, gold at 50, diamond at 100.
• MVP — your best match: attack, block and serve added together. Bronze at 8 points in a single match, silver at 15, gold at 25, diamond at 40.

Attendance

• Iron Will — the percentage of practices you were there for. Bronze at 80%, silver at 90%, gold at 95%, diamond at 100%. It only starts counting once you have five practices on record.
• On a Roll — your longest run of practices attended back to back. Bronze at 5, silver at 12, gold at 25, diamond at 45.
• Training Beast — the number of practices you attended. Bronze at 20, silver at 50, gold at 100, diamond at 180. Only practices that have already taken place count; whatever sits further ahead in the calendar counts on the day itself.
• Day One — present at the very first practice of the season. One level: bronze.

Character

• Hard Worker — your average effort rating across the practices you attended (those stars come from your coach alone). Bronze at 3.5, silver at 4.2, gold at 4.6, diamond at 4.9. Counts from five attendances onwards.
• Riser — how much higher your effort rating is in the second half of your practices than in the first. Bronze at +0.3, silver at +0.6, gold at +1.0, diamond at +1.5. The difference is calculated from four attended practices onwards.
• Never Late — present at least five times and never ticked off as late. One level: silver. Arrive late once and you still count as present for the other attendance badges; only this badge trips over it.

Loyalty

• Loyal Player — the number of years you have been a member, counted from your "member since" date. Bronze at 1 year, silver at 3, gold at 5, diamond at 8.
• Captain — straight to gold, for as long as you are the team captain.

Team

• Team Player — the number of played matches you took part in. Bronze at 5, silver at 12, gold at 25, diamond at 45. If you did not take part in every match the team played, the badge sits one level lower.

Team performance

These five you earn together: they are stored per team, so they show up on everyone's profile in the team.

• Win Streak — wins in a row. Bronze at 3, silver at 6, gold at 10, diamond at 16.
• Clean Sweep — matches won 3-0. Bronze at 1, silver at 4, gold at 8, diamond at 14.
• Comeback Kings — matches the team won after losing the first two sets. Bronze at 1, silver at 3, gold at 5, diamond at 8.
• Unbeaten Month — calendar months in which the team played and did not lose a match. Bronze at 1 month, silver at 2, gold at 4, diamond at 6.
• Mission Accomplished — the badge for the season goal achieved. One level: gold.

Milestones & Fun

• Debut — your first match played. One level: bronze.
• Hat-trick — points of one kind in a single match, for instance four attack points or four aces. Bronze at 4, silver at 6, gold at 9, diamond at 13.
• Marathon — the same number as Training Beast, the practices you attended, but with higher thresholds: bronze at 25, silver at 75, gold at 150, diamond at 250.
• Iron Man — present at every practice and part of every match played. One level: diamond.
• Birthday — appears on your profile on your birthday, with a level of its own: party.

Which badges stand out most on your profile?

Three badges sit at the top of your profile, and the order is fixed: highest level earned first — diamond before gold, gold before silver — and when two are level, the one you are furthest into the next level with wins. If you have not earned three yet, the badges you are closest to fill the gap. "View all achievements" opens the full list: how many of the 24 badges you have, what share of all levels you have earned and what is still left on each badge. Next to the badges sit your own statistics — together they tell the story of your season, and your coach uses that same picture to follow your development. Curious why these small milestones work so well? We wrote a separate article on badges and motivation. And at the end of the season you put that whole story on a single image: your season card — a shareable player card with your rating, statistics and best badges.

Frequently asked questions

Further reading

Viewing your own volleyball stats as a player Achievements and badges: motivating players with milestones The season card: your season as a shareable player card

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