earned.
every month.
no participation trophies here. badges are earned on attendance, skills assessment, live play, and coaching judgment — and we publish the math.
featured champion · the garden
cameron
nine sessions, fifteen drills, one athlete who set the standard for the whole academy in august.
the record
every badge that’s been earned, phase by phase. most recent first.
phase mvp and triple double are awarded across the whole academy, so they show in every lab.
cameron
rotation
jameson
rotation
aj
rotation
dyess
rookie
josh s.
rotation“he came in and made an impact. from completing his homework to being vocal to asking questions to constructively talking to teammates, he was the ultimate teammate that made everyone better.”
asher t.
rotation“known for his sweat equity. he completed all 15 of his homework assignments, scoring ~90% on each assignment. we could tell he was trying to put everything together during our academy sessions.”
karti k.
rotation
david y.
rookie“he’s made leaps & bounds over the last two months. being a true student of the game, he excitedly comes into every session positive, eager to learn more, and without fear, asks each coach what he can do better.”
emma
“when the spotlight was on her, she displayed a winning aggression to win.”
ezekiel
“we’ve seen a huge difference in his game. his excellence and attention to detail in his homework really show.”
raidyn
rotation“he put his jokes aside and put that energy into getting better.”
justin h.
rookie“quiet at first, he became one of the leaders of this monthly evolution and made his presence known vocally and on the court.”
jayvin j.
rotation“set the standard all month — mid-range mastery, footwork, and the will to win when it mattered most.”
xander b.
rookie“continues to do his skills homework and excel off the court.”
tevis
rookie“he was a sleeper that didn’t back down to his challenger.”
mason · leo · liam
rotation“three players, one shot, zero ego — ran the table in the 3-on-3 championship.”
xander b.
rotation“perfect attendance, highest composite grade, the player every teammate wanted on their team.”
xander b.
rotation“filled the stat sheet across every metric in run & gun.”
gentry
rotation“led the rotation lab in mid-range makes across weeks 2 and 3.”
ezekiel
rookie“best form correction in the rookie lab — entered with a broken release, left with a textbook shot.”
the badges
eight ways onto the wall. all of them cost work.
phase mvp
the top overall score across all four scoring categories for the phase.
sharpshooter
the best shooting numbers in skills assessment and live play, combined.
triple double
the academy achievement award — homework completed, scores earned, and the off-court work that shows up on the floor.
lock-down defender
the best defensive effort and positioning in live play, on the coaches’ record.
most improved
the biggest jump from the phase-open assessment to the phase-close assessment. some phases give it a name of their own — phase 04 called it the heat check award. one per lab.
heart of the lab
attendance, effort, and how you treat teammates — the badge coaches argue over hardest.
royal airness
won the phase 1v1 tournament. one court, one opponent, nowhere to hide.
big 3
won the phase 3v3 championship as a unit. three names, one badge.
how badges are scored
four inputs. same rubric for every athlete, every phase.
attendance & effort
sessions made, minutes engaged, coach-marked focus. you can’t earn what you don’t show up for.
skills assessment
week 1 baseline against week 4 result, scored on that phase’s rubric.
live performance
tracked stats from 3-on-3 and the week 4 integration games.
coaching judgment
heart, leadership, coachability — the eye test, weighted and on the record.
every badge is a receipt. the math is public.
stats lock at the end of each phase. disputes are reviewed by dr. julian and coach adrian together.
the next badge ceremony closes phase 06.
the wall has space. enroll now and your player’s work starts counting today.
