Eagleclaw's Player Trackers give advisors and coaches access to in-depth data on every college baseball and softball roster—tracking over 75,000 players across performance, playing time, recruiting trends, and transfer history. Available to prospects/families through the Eagleclaw advising package, this tool helps guide smarter, data-backed recruiting decisions.
How It Works
View a few example demos below showing how the Player Trackers help advisors and coaches spot trends, analyze rosters, and guide smarter recruiting decisions on behalf of their players.
Evaluate Any College Roster
This video shows how we use the College Player Tracker to evaluate a college program’s current roster—in this case, Wichita State. We break down hitters by class, position, production, playing style, and transfer history to assess roster fit and opportunity for a prospect.
Combine Off-Field Preferences with On-Field Evaluation
We combine a prospect’s academic, geographic, financial, and campus-life preferences with on-field evaluations to filter every college roster in the country. From there, we analyze only the programs that align with the player’s full profile—helping uncover realistic opportunities where they can thrive both on and off the field.
Track Transfer History
We analyze transfer history across every college roster to understand how programs are built—tracking JUCO grads, D1 bounce-backs, and regional pipelines. This helps reveal how coaching staffs prioritize high school recruits vs. transfers and allows us to match prospects with schools that align with their background and timing.
Identify Geographic Recruiting Pipelines
We use geographic recruiting trends to identify schools that consistently recruit from specific states or regions—like Southeastern programs that roster Arizona players. This helps athletes target colleges where there’s already visibility and a proven recruiting pipeline, increasing the chances of real interest and opportunity.
Schedule Consultation
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