In competitive soccer at the club and varsity level, it is very difficult for managers to assess every player on the field equally as each player is moving concurrently in a specialized position.  In a soccer match, managers and coaches are not able to keep track of all eleven players at once.  The motivation for this project is to provide managers and coaches, specifically for soccer, with informative statistics that can aid them to make better decisions and better instruct their players. By having quantifiable data regarding each player, coaches can make more informed decisions on who to include in the starting lineup and how players can improve their positioning on the field.  For team management, this data can be used not only to analyze an individual player’s performance, but also to provide team-wide data to see how much the team is moving together as a unit when they possess the ball.  The data can then be used for managers to determine which players are faltering and strive to help them regain their form, based on the combined individual and team data.