SAMPLE REPORT - a fictional athlete, scored by the real engine.
Your AQ Report
One score, five dimensions, measured against D1 benchmarks.
Your AQ
56
Out of 100. Measured against D1, the same bar for everyone.
Level fit
D2
On athletic measurements. Your overall band across all five dimensions is D3 / NAIA.
Confidence
Medium · 51
20 of 38 possible metrics. 60% self-reported.
What recruiting at this level looks like
D2 is real scholarship money and real competition, and its recruiting runs later than D1's - direct outreach with honest numbers gets answered here. Chase the D1 rungs through the gap plan if the payoff numbers justify it, but recruit the level that is recruiting you now.
This guidance comes from the same engine that scored the report - one paragraph per level band, D1 elite through HS varsity, written to target honestly rather than sell a dream.
The five dimensions
Athletic talent is one of five. This is where the other four put you.
Your biggest problem is not athletic. Recruiting scores 25 because you have no
recruiting video, you have not contacted a single college coach, and your online profile is incomplete. Those are
three afternoons of work, and they move more of your AQ right now than a full off-season of training would.
Where you actually stand
The five priorities the engine ranked, closest first. Every rung is a real benchmark, not a round number.
You run 7.05 · D3 / NAIA is 7.00 · 0.05 away
Worth +0.2 AQ at the D3 / NAIA rung - athletic score +0.5. Computed by rescoring this athlete at 7.00 with everything else held fixed.
You throw 81 mph · D1 floor is 82 · 1 mph away
Worth +0.5 AQ at the D1 floor rung - athletic score +1.4. One mile per hour, measured.
| Also ranked | You | Next rung | Gap | Priority |
|---|
| Fielding % | .955 | D1 floor .958 | .003 | High |
| Home to 1st | 4.35 s | D1 floor 4.30 | 0.05 | Medium |
| Vertical Jump | 28.0 in | D1 elite 34.0 | 6.0 | Low |
Close all five to their next rung and this AQ goes 56 to 58 (55.8 to 58.2 unrounded) - athletic score 60.4 to 66.4. No single number saves you; the season of work is what moves the score. Every payoff above is the engine rescoring the athlete, not an estimate.
What you are good at
.312 average and 88 mph off the bat. Exit velocity clears the D1 rung for a shortstop, which is one of the benchmarks AQ has a measured college source for.
Athlete profile
Power
You hit like a corner bat and run like a corner bat, at a position that is scouted on speed.
How you compare
Baseball, age 16
Modeled from age-progression data
83rd percentile
Shortstops
Unlocks once 30 shortstops have been scored
Gathering data
AQ is measured against D1 for everyone. These show how you compare to peers.
Why this score is only 51% confident
| Metrics provided | 20 of 38 | Completeness 41% |
| Athletic depth | 24% | Seven of your athletic metrics are scored |
| Self-reported | 60% | Verified numbers raise confidence |
Add a verified 60 time and a bat-speed reading and this score stops being an estimate.
This is the report, not the score
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Marcus R. is not a real athlete. His numbers were run through the same scoring engine that scores every
Athlete Quotient athlete, so everything on this page is a real result rather than an illustration.