Sure. It’s something you could definitely figure out by playing around with the apps. We debated for a while as to whether to make the values configurable, but settled on the idea that the consistent benchmarking was more important than the “number”. Because everyone is scored the same, there’s standardization and consistency across the entire collection of athletes and games for years!
I’ve used it with my kids club and school teams for years. The discussions the kids have about it are super important. Parents don’t give a crap. I’ve never had a parent ask about the stats of their kid. For the athletes it’s the realization that a strong defensive game or a playmaker can be a huge positive for the team.
The values are:
Goals +1
Exclusions -.7
Assists +.9
Steals +.7
Offensive -.9
Turnover -.9
EarnedEjectjon +.9
Blocks +.8
Saves +.8
Stating a water polo game is tough. I’ve done several hundred and still often use a spotter!
6-8’s app strength is that the stats flow to a larger database and to the individual player profiles in their mobile app. Smart coaches understand the stats tell the story about what is happening in the game and understand how to spot trends and use the data to educate the athletes about the game. Weaker coaches view it as a threat because they are making gut decisions and not objectively observing performance.