Observe, tag, compare, decide
SCOUTING
Tools for player assessment, match scouting, video tagging and repeatable comparison.
The scouting area turns observations into structured data. A useful floorball workflow links player, event, court location, video clip and outcome so coaches can move from subjective notes to repeatable evidence.
Floorball Studio modules
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Open-source building blocks
Tools to evaluate
License summaries are practical notes, not legal advice. Verify the upstream license and all bundled dependencies before production use.
| # | Tool | Description | License terms | GitHub | View |
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| 1 | ovscout2 | OpenVolley R/Shiny application for detailed video-based volleyball scouting with court coordinates. | MIT Permissive MIT; retain copyright and license notice. | GitHub ↗ | View → |
| 2 | LongoMatch | Sports video tagging system with timeline, annotations, playlists and clip export. | GPL-2.0 GPL-2.0 copyleft; useful as a functional reference, but consider code age and dependencies before reuse. | GitHub ↗ | View → |
| 3 | TrackLab | Modular multi-object tracking framework with detectors, pose estimators, re-identification and trackers. | MIT Permissive MIT; retain copyright and license notice. | GitHub ↗ | View → |
| 4 | SportsLabKit | Python package for turning sports video into structured tracking data and CSV-style outputs. | GPL-3.0-or-later GPL-3.0-or-later copyleft. Review redistribution and derivative-work obligations before embedding code. | GitHub ↗ | View → |
| 5 | floodlight | Python framework for streamlined sports-data analysis, especially event and tracking data. | MIT Permissive MIT; retain copyright and license notice. | GitHub ↗ | View → |