One recordfor a whole country.
Your next national team is playing right now, in a hundred local leagues whose data never meets. BreakAway puts grassroots games, official results and standardised testing on one system, so talent shows up instead of slipping through.
What a governing body gets.
Standardised
Every member org captures the same stats the same way. One rulebook for the data, whatever the local format.
Credible
Official results, captured live at the event, flagged as official. A record that holds up outside your own competitions.
A visible pathway
An athlete's record follows them from a Saturday rec league to a national team camp. The pathway is the same system.
Talent ID that scales
Search the whole country on verified numbers instead of relying on who a regional coach happens to have seen.
Replace a hundred spreadsheets with one record.
Today the country's flag data lives in local league systems, tournament one-offs and personal spreadsheets that do not talk to each other. On BreakAway every member org runs its own competitions and the records land in one national dataset.
- Member orgs keep running their own events
- Results roll up without anyone re-typing them
- History survives volunteer turnover
Selection camps on measured numbers.
Run standardised AI Camera testing at selection camps and regional trials. Every athlete does the same tests under the same conditions, and staff have verified results the same day, not after a week of collating.
- Same tests, same conditions, every region
- Verified results before the camp ends
- Compare this year's intake against last year's
Already trusted at the national level.
USA Football, the sport's national governing body in the United States, chose BreakAway as official stats partner.
Straight answers
Fair questions.
No. Leagues keep their formats, rules and schedules. What standardises is the data: how stats are captured and where results live. Most orgs are running normally within a weekend of onboarding.
Statting is free and takes one person with a phone on the sideline. BreakAway U trains them in about twenty minutes. A club with no budget contributes to the national record exactly like a funded one.
Yes. BreakAway has run championship weekends on three continents, including full events in Europe, and the system works the same wherever the game is played. Ask us about the Copenhagen Bowl.
Athletes own their personal records. Your federation owns its competition results, and can export them at any time. No lock-in: if you leave, your results leave with you.
Build the national record.
Tell us how your competitions are structured and we will map the rollout with you, member org by member org.