3Ball NetworkCreate a player profile
Add player details, teams, seasons, and film. Profile information goes through review before publication.
Every Game Is A Statement.
Give coaches and recruiters a way to see your game.
3Ball brings a player’s basketball history, film, and reviewed stats into one profile. Players and their advocates can use it to share their performance and manage approved recruiting conversations.
Submit stats for review
Upload a stat sheet or enter game stats. Approved records support game and season grades; corrections go back through review.
Connect with verified recruiters
Recruiters request access through a verified organization. Player approvals and required supervision control who can join a conversation.
Who uses 3Ball—and what each role does
Choose the role that matches how you support a player. A role does not give automatic access to someone else’s profile or conversations.
Player
For athletes building their basketball profile.
- Add teams, seasons, and film.
- Submit stats and profile changes for review.
- Take part in approved recruiting introductions.
Parent or guardian
For adults supporting their verified linked children.
- Complete required authority and consent checks.
- Follow their child’s profile and recruiting activity.
- Read their child’s conversations without a paid subscription.
Player advocate
For an approved adult helping assigned players manage recruiting.
- Help with player profiles and recruiting steps.
- Coordinate introductions and supervised conversations.
- Work only with players assigned to them.
Coach
For verified coaches working with approved teams and rosters.
- Work with players on their approved roster.
- Support the submission and review of team and player records.
- Use team access without gaining unrelated recruiting permissions.
Scout or recruiter
For verified professionals evaluating players for an organization.
- Browse permitted player information and save prospects.
- Request player access and introductions.
- Represent one verified affiliation at a time; player approvals and conversations stay specific to that organization.
Professional roles require review. Recruiters need a verified work email, a verified personal backup email, and verified authority to represent each organization.
Players don’t have to manage it alone.
Linked parents stay involved in their child’s recruiting conversations. Assigned player advocates help players manage their profiles and recruiting steps. Coaches work with approved rosters.