Read a player record

A player’s record brings together every game they played, in leagues and tournaments.

The Rally Leagues screens are in French for now. Each label is quoted as it reads on screen, with its meaning in English.

1. In a season’s « Équipes et joueurs » (Teams and players) or « Statistiques » (Stats), click the player’s name.
2. Read their name, or their code if their name isn’t shown publicly.
3. Look at the block for each sport: games played, « Victoires » (Wins) and « Défaites » (Losses).
4. Read « Séries jouées » (Playoffs played) for a league, and « Phase finale jouée » (Final stage played) for a tournament.
5. Under each block, find one row per league or tournament, with the division.

Choose what you see

1. Open the « Afficher » (Show) list.
2. Pick « Tout » (All), « Ligues » (Leagues) or « Tournois » (Tournaments).
3. For a single competition, pick it under « Une ligue » (One league) or « Un tournoi précis » (One tournament).

The numbers update without leaving the page.

Good to know

• Sports never add up: a player in curling and cornhole has two blocks.
• In a tournament, the elimination stage is called « Phase finale gagnée » (Final stage won). In a league, it’s the playoffs.
• The link to the record only shows for the organization’s managers.
• Without that right, you see « Tu n’as pas accès à la fiche de ce joueur. » (You don’t have access to this player’s record.)