The match overview: all results in one place
"How did we play against Orion back in October?" A coach with a match overview opens the answer; a coach without one guesses. The overview is your season's memory — and it builds itself.
What the overview contains
Every match you finish lands in the match overview: opponent, date, result and set scores — and one tap deeper, the full report with statistics per player. The next match sits at the top; below it the matches you played run from newest to oldest. Searchable, and without you ever doing any extra admin for it.
Three moments when the overview is gold
- The return match against the same opponent. Open the first-round match: what was the score, who scored for them, which starting rotation did you play? Your preparation starts with facts instead of vague memories.
- The mid-season check. Scroll through the last five results and you see your form objectively — including the pattern your gut misses ('we win everything at home and lose every away match').
- The season review. For the season analysis, the overview is the source: every match, every margin, every trend is already there.
The difference with the federation results
The league table on the federation site tells you what happened; your overview tells you how. Behind every result hangs your own layer: who played, who scored, how the sets unfolded. That combination — public result plus your own data — turns a bare 3-1 into a learning moment. And cup, tournament and friendly matches, which the federation table doesn't know about, are kept just the same — tournament matches neatly grouped under their own tournament.
Look back for five minutes every month. Not just at the end of the season: a quick scroll through the latest results on the first of the month keeps your picture sharp and your stories to the team factual.
Frequently asked questions
Do I have to enter results manually?
No — every match tracked live and finished appears in the overview automatically. Only matches you didn't track live can be added afterwards if you want.
Can I tell match types apart?
Yes — when creating a match you choose league, cup, tournament or friendly. Each type has its own colour and label, which you see back in the list, in the calendar and on the match itself. That way your league trends stay clean while cup, tournament and friendly matches remain recognisably preserved.
Do players see the match overview too?
Players see the matches and their own performances in them. That shared archive saves arguments: the result and the numbers are the same for everyone.
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