A system built by a FOGO who has lived the reality of scouting.

Before FalconEye was an idea, scouting meant late nights and a spiral notebook. I would sit there re-watching the same opponent over and over, filling pages with tally marks and arrows I could barely read a week later. By the time I lined up across from him again, half of it was gone. Where his hands sat on the whistle, which way he exited when he lost the clamp, none of it stuck. Those are the gaps FalconEye was built to close. It isn't a general sports-analytics platform that got pointed at lacrosse. I built it from the inside, as a faceoff guy, for the X.

Every coach says the same thing. Possessions win games, period. Faceoffs and draw controls are the fastest way to get more of them, and that's exactly where FalconEye comes in. Every part of the product came out of sitting in that chair. The move distributions, the wing and circle diagrams, the play by play breakdowns, the practice and game plans. All of it came from staring at film and trying to turn a pile of tendencies into a plan that holds up on Saturday. Coaches come first here. An extra hour of scouting during a game week is worth a lot, so the job is simple. Turn hours into minutes, and guesses into a plan you can actually run.