For AFL families and coaches
ScorX records the stats that actually show how your child is developing in AFL — from Auskick to club footy — tracked live from the sideline, by you.
Built in Australia for community footy. No ladders, no rankings, no recruiting.
Your kid trains twice a week and plays every Saturday, and by round 15 you still couldn't tell anyone — not the grandparents, not the coach, not your kid — exactly what's improved. AFL has Champion Data for the AFLW and AFL. Junior footy has a scoreboard and a memory that fades by Tuesday.
Coaches feel it too. They know who's tackling better than they were in March. They just can't prove it when a parent asks why their kid's been moved off half-forward.
ScorX gives junior footy what the big league has always had: a real record.
ScorX tracks AFL the way AFL actually works — broken into the categories that matter on game day.
Goals, behinds, set shots.
Marks, leads, forward pressure.
Disposals, clearances, contested ball.
Tackles, spoils, rebound 50s.
Not every stat needs a number next to it. ScorX surfaces the eight things that actually move the needle in junior AFL development.
Every time the ball leaves the boot, on target or not.
Clean hands under pressure, contested or uncontested.
Getting front-on and finishing it.
Quick hands out of trouble.
Every touch, whether kicked or handballed, that keeps it your team's footy.
The unseen stuff: getting to the contest first.
Being where the play needs you, not just where the ball is.
Calling for it, organising the defensive line.
This isn't a stat sheet for stat sheets' sake. It's the same language your coach already uses at training — just written down for the first time.
Every game, every stat, logged automatically. A permanent record of your kid's footy life, not a notebook that gets left in the car.
A monthly summary showing what's actually improved. "Marking up 30% this month" means something. "Good game, mate" doesn't, even though we all say it.
A shareable stat card after every game. Built for the family group chat, not built for a recruiter.
Auskick through to senior colts, all in one place, so the season your kid was eight isn't gone the moment the new jumper arrives.
What it replaces: nothing, really — there's never been a version of this for junior footy. ScorX Premium is $4.99/month. Less than a tube of Auskick balls.
For Coaches
See exactly what the free junior AFL stats app includes — unlimited teams, players and games.
Team management, game day setup, lineups, and live scoring are free on ScorX — forever. No club budget required, no committee approval needed.
Invite parents to record stats for their own kids during the game. You get richer data without doing more admin. They get a closer connection to the game they're already at.
See what's free for coaches →First game logged, first highlight card shared.
The Progress Report starts showing real movement: more disposals, fewer turnovers, better positioning.
A full record of the year, shareable, keepable, nothing like a stat sheet that gets binned in November.
Last year's Athlete Timeline becomes this year's "what to work on over summer."
Everything we've written about developing a junior footballer — what the stats mean, how much game time matters, and what to work on next.
The starting point: what development actually looks like between Auskick and colts, and how to tell whether your child is progressing.
What changes at each age level, what coaches are looking for, and what's reasonable to expect from your child at every stage.
Which numbers tell you something real about improvement — and the three that look important but aren't.
Game time is one of the biggest drivers of whether kids stay in footy. Here's how to read it from the boundary line.
Why rotating through positions builds better footballers, and what each spot on the ground actually teaches.
A practical walkthrough of junior AFL stat tracking from the sideline, without missing the game in front of you.
For first-time volunteer coaches: running training, managing rotations, and keeping twenty kids engaged.
How to turn a season of junior footy stats into two or three things worth working on before next year.
Without turning into that parent on the boundary line.