Shot Charts
Filter by player, game, quarter, situation, action, or shot type, then open the attempts from any zone.
Full Court Analytics turns high school and AAU game film into Division I level analytics, clickable video, player development tools, scouting reports, and coach-ready PDFs.
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Most film work is spent hunting. You know the problem is in there somewhere and you drag the timeline until you find it. FCA removes the hunting step: two analysts tag every possession, so the film is already indexed by player, lineup, action, shot type, situation, and result before your staff opens it.
Filter by player, game, quarter, situation, action, or shot type, then open the attempts from any zone.
Five, four, three, and two player groups with minutes, ratings, and Four Factors. Every group opens its own clips.
Pick and rolls, DHOs, isolations, post ups, cuts, spot ups, and drives, with frequency and points per possession.
Compare paint touch and no paint touch possessions on both ends, then review the exact entries behind the split.
One page for the whole game. Summary, team and player stats, charts, lineups, and trends, all clickable.
Game logs, shot charts, actions, and drive direction for each athlete, with the film behind every line.
Keep whatever filming setup you already use. Your postgame job takes a minute or two.
Upload from your device or paste a Hudl or NFHS download link. One to two minutes of work.
Two analysts assigned to your program break down the game and review the data before it ships.
Reports arrive by email. Clips, charts, and lineups sit in the platform for coaches and players.
A former Division I assistant coach at Purdue Fort Wayne. He spent his college years working with film that was already tagged and searchable, then watched high school staffs do the same job by hand. Full Court Analytics exists to close that gap for high school and AAU programs. Based in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
Video walkthroughs of every tool, sample reports, and the full picture of what FCA does for a program.
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