Summary
Create a profile organized into Personal, Academics, Sports, and Preferences so that an athlete's original information remains structured and understandable.
Planned scope
Personal and contact information relevant to the recruiting process.
Original academic records and grading system.
Standardized or language test records with dates and evidence.
Sport, events or positions, performances, personal bests, and achievements.
College, study, location, division, and scholarship preferences.
Completeness and verification indicators.
Design principle
A normalized value must not replace the original record. The profile should preserve source values, units, dates, documents, and verification status.
Open questions
Which fields are essential before matching begins?
Which fields can remain private until the athlete approves access?
How should team sports and qualitative evidence be represented?
Feedback question
Which profile field is essential for a useful first match, and which common field would create unnecessary collection risk?
