Showing posts with label UQ. Show all posts
Showing posts with label UQ. Show all posts

May 29, 2011

Round 12 UQFC vs Redlands Highlights

More UQ highlights!


Round 12 UQFC vs Redlands (Premier)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8M8P6F4Q9J4
 
Round 12 UQFC vs Redlands (Reserves)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X6UnsCncSck

May 10, 2011

Round 10 UQFC vs. Olympic (Prems, Ress) + Round 8 UQFC v. Park Ridge (Youth)

More UQ highlights!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oKW1x0XsEUw

April 18, 2011

Highlights from Youth Men's UQFC vs. Grange Thistle


And the recent youth-league game:

Highlights from Men's UQFC vs. Souths United


Here are the highlights from the recent UQFC games:

April 05, 2011

UQ Brisbane Premier League Gets Put to the Test

"Sobering", hey?

Last night Gwen and Robbie (and a significant number of volunteers) put the UQ Brisbane Premier League men's squad through their paces. 


Over 2 hours, they quantified the performance of 27 players on 16 different skills tasks.

Some of the guys being tested were overheard saying things like:

March 23, 2011

Highlights from Men's UQFC vs. Capalaba

These are the highlights from last weekend's UQFC games:

this photo obtained royalty free from Microsoft
Here are the highlights:

March 20, 2011

Highlights from Men's UQFC vs. Pine Hills

We'll be recording full matches of the men's UQFC for all of 2011, so that we can assess how the performance of individuals changes over the season - particularly, in relation to our training methods.

This is truly novel research - and (we like to think) very cool, too.



Here are some

March 13, 2011

Launch of the New Queensland Premier League Uniforms


This year, the UQ mens firsts team is part of the Queensland Premier Division - and we at soccerscience.net are proud

February 20, 2011

Comprehensive Player Performance of UQ Squads in 2009

In 2009, the soccerscience.net crew tested several aspects of player performance in the UQ Firsts & Reserves teams. These included skill performance, athletic performance, and performance during filmed matches.

The results are in! To access the results for both teams, click HERE.

February 20, 2010

Performance Measures 2009 - UQ Firsts & Reserves

Summary
Below you'll find the results for all performance measures recorded for all UQ players that were filmed in Season 2009. Only data from players that actually completed enough on-field time during the filmed matches are provided. Players have not been identified, so if you think you may have been included in the list of players then and he'll send you your own individual player code so that you can identify your individual results.


Below the tables you'll find an explanation of the variables presented.

Results: Firsts



Results: Reserves

How to interpret the tables:

For each variable, the data have been standardised to an average of zero. This means that those that performed well in a given task scored in the positive direction while those that were below average had negative scores. It's easy to see the ranks for each player in each drill by scanning the list.

Performance Variables:
Player: Each individual player’s unique player identification code.

Overall Athleticism: This is a composite measure of an individual’s overall performance across the 16 different athletic tests measured. These included sprint speed, endurance, power, agility, and lower and upper-body power and endurance.

Overall Skill: This is a composite measure of an individual’s overall performance across all 5 skill tests, including passing accuracy, volley accuracy, heading accuracy, dribbling speed and juggling ability.

Balance: An overall measure of static balance.

Average Effectiveness: This is a measure of an individual’s average ability to successfully complete any task that they are involved in during a match. For example, this will take into consideration the overall number of passes that were successful (i.e. % success).

Season Goals: Overall number of goals scored during season 2009.

Average Match Activity: This is a measure of how often an individual is involved in activities involving the ball. This will include the number of tackles, touches, passes, shots, crosses etc. Anything that involves the ball.

Overall Match Performance: This is a measure of an individual’s average involvement and effectiveness across all tasks in a game.

Maximal Ability in any one task: This is the highest score achieved by an individual across any of the tasks measured. This can include any of the performance measures recorded, including passes, shots, goals, tackles, interception etc.

If you have any questions about how to interpret these results, contact Robbie at .
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