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Scouting
Report from InfoSport 2010 Pro Soccer Combine |
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Technical (1 - 5:
5=strongest) |
| Category |
Score |
Comments |
| Dribbling |
1 |
He was not comfortable with the ball; understood his limitations &
didn’t dribble too much |
| Passing |
2 |
if he played quickly &
simply, he was OK; his ideas were OK but he has to control the ball
1st |
| 1st Touch |
1 |
of his first touches were way out in front of him & led to him
losing the ball |
| Crossing |
N/A |
he didn’t have enough
serving opportunities to be judged on |
| Finishing |
N/A |
no chances to score |
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Heading |
1 |
as a right defender, his heading has to be at a much higher
standard; didn’t judge the ball well |
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Tactical (1 - 5:
5=strongest) |
| Category |
Score |
Comments |
| Decision
Making |
1 |
he always went to win
the ball defensively & didn’t recognize when to delay/contain
attacker |
| Communication |
1 |
not enough communication |
| Executes Under
Pressure |
2 |
defensively, he handled
the pressure well; with the ball, Peter couldn’t keep up with the
speed & gave the ball away easily. |
| Movement Off
Ball |
1 |
rarely joined the attack & didn’t time his movement well to add any
offense to the team |
| Small-Sided
Game |
2 |
he had a lot of defending to do in the small games & did his best
with little help from his teammates |
| Full-Field
Game |
2 |
he made a few decent defensive plays when blocking shots/crosses; he
had no influence on the attack |
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Physical Ability (1 - 5:
5=strongest) |
| Category |
Score |
Comments |
| Strength |
2 |
Peter rarely got knocked off the ball & showed good strength for his
size |
| Speed |
1 |
his speed was not good enough to keep up with the opposing attacking
players |
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Quickness |
2 |
he did OK in the first few steps to react & make defensive plays |
| Endurance |
2 |
his fitness wasn’t great but he fought through it & never gave up |
| Agility |
2 |
his movement is a little awkward but he got the job done enough at
times |
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Combine Coach's Overall Comments:
Peter should be
commended for his attitude and work rate. It appears he spent a lot
of time in a “marking-back” role in the past, because his best
qualities were sticking close to an attacking player and preventing
him from getting the ball or getting shots off. In the role of a
right back, Peter struggled to handle the tactical movement and
positioning. Also, he always wanted to step in and tackle the
attacking player to try and win the ball. There are moments in the
game where he has to recognize when to contain the player or delay
the attack. He must keep playing/watching video to develop an
awareness of what the game is calling for in terms of
tackling/waiting. As for his future in the game, Peter has a ways
to go to make a professional team. He would be best served to start
at the lowest level; he’s way behind in his technique with the
ball. There is always a place for players who are committed to
defending, and Peter has that quality. He has to keep learning and
playing more often to improve with the ball and tactically.
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Collegiate Soccer
Career:
Head Coach: Rudy Argueta
2009: Four year starter. First team
all-conference. 17 shots, 1 goal. 2007: Second team
all-conference. |
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Professional / Semi-Pro
/ Club Soccer Career:
TC
United and Team Cincinnati. 2005 State Cup Semi-Finals |
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Injury and Medical Data:
No injuries or medical conditions
reported. |
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