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The COPA Score offers a FREE, data-driven pathway to join these clubs
How Does It Work?
- December 18: Registration opens. 1000 Free assessment slots available.
- January 2 – February 16: Assessment Phase – Take your FREE COPA SCORE.
- February 17: Selection Day – Top performing players will be selected and invited to the Talent ID Day.
- February 23: Talent ID Day – Invited players will compete in front of Oakland Roots and Racing Louisville scouts.
- February 23: Final Selection – A minimum of 1 player will be selected by each Pro Club.
How Does It Work?
- December 18: Registration opens. 1000 Free assessment slots available.
- January 2 – February 16: Assessment Phase – Take your FREE COPA SCORE.
- February 17: Selection Day – Top performing players will be selected and invited to the Talent ID Day.
- February 23: Talent ID Day – Invited players will compete in front of Oakland Roots and Racing Louisville scouts.
- February 23: Final Selection – A minimum of 1 player will be selected by each Pro Club.
Do You Have What It Takes To Play For One Of These Organizations?
COPA TALENT ID
START YOUR FREE COPA PATHWAY TODAY
The COPA Pathway transforms talent identification by creating equitable opportunities for all players, regardless of background, to be recognized and connected with COPA STC’s Talent ID partners. By comparing players’ objective data against standardized benchmarks from elite youth, college, and professional organizations, the Pathway identifies talent that may otherwise be overlooked by traditional subjective scouting methods.
The COPA Score is a laboratory-style assessment that utilizes the world’s most advanced technology to measure an athlete’s technical, physical, and cognitive abilities. By incorporating cutting-edge sports science techniques, such as bone density analysis to determine a player’s skeletal age and maturation stage, our approach offers deeper insights into a player’s long-term potential, effectively eliminating the common physical maturity bias often present in traditional talent identification methods.


COPA TALENT ID
TOO OFTEN POTENTIAL PLAYERS ARE OVERLOOKED
STEP 1
Take The COPA Score
The COPA Score is an in-depth assessment that evaluates key technical, physical, and cognitive abilities using the world’s most advanced technology. Backed by research and cutting-edge sports science, our approach offers deeper insights into an athlete’s long-term potential. By determining skeletal age and maturation stage through bone density analysis, we can accurately compare athletes based on both their chronological and biological age.
Assessment Technology







The COPA Cube measures an athlete’s technical proficiency, focusing on key areas such as First Touch, Passing Accuracy, Ball Striking, Speed of Play, and Scanning Ability.
The SpeedCourt measures an athlete’s agility, reaction time, processing speed, and multi-directional movement. It provides insights into how quickly and efficiently a player can change direction, react to stimuli, and perform under pressure—key metrics for understanding overall quickness and agility in dynamic game situations.
The SpeedTrack uses lasers to measures an athlete’s acceleration, top speed, and sprinting mechanics. It provides data on how quickly an athlete can reach and maintain maximum speed, offering insights into explosive power and sprint performance.
The Force Plate measures an athlete’s strength, power, balance, and force production. It provides data on force generation, ground reaction, and movement efficiency, helping to assess explosive power and stability in dynamic movements.
The Vienna Test measures cognitive abilities such as executive functions, stress tolerance, reaction time, decision-making, and concentration. It evaluates an athlete’s mental processing speed, focus under pressure, and ability to make quick, accurate decisions in challenging situations.
SonicBone measures an athlete’s bone density and skeletal health using non-invasive ultrasound technology. It provides data on an athlete’s skeletal age and maturation status, helping to assess their biological development in relation to their chronological age. This information is crucial for understanding physical maturity and long-term athletic potential.
Athletes receive a comprehensive report that identifies their strengths and weaknesses, comparing their performance to key benchmarks set by elite youth, college, and professional programs. This data-driven insight helps athletes understand where they stand and how to improve.
STEP 1
Take The COPA Score
The COPA Score is an in-depth assessment that evaluates key technical, physical and cognitive abilities using the world’s most advanced technology. Backed by research and cutting-edge sports science, our approach offers deeper insights into an athlete’s long-term potential.
By determining skeletal age and maturation stage through bone density analysis, we can accurately compare athletes based on both their chronological and biological age.
Assessment Technology
The COPA Cube measures an athlete's technical proficiency, focusing on key areas such as First Touch, Passing Accuracy, Ball Striking, Speed of Play, and Scanning Ability.
The SpeedCourt measures an athlete's agility, reaction time, processing speed, and multi-directional movement. It provides insights into how quickly and efficiently a player can change direction, react to stimuli, and perform under pressure—key metrics for understanding overall quickness and agility in dynamic game situations.
The SpeedTrack uses lasers to measures an athlete's acceleration, top speed, and sprinting mechanics. It provides data on how quickly an athlete can reach and maintain maximum speed, offering insights into explosive power and sprint performance.
Force Plate
The Force Plate measures an athlete’s strength, power, balance, and force production. It provides data on force generation, ground reaction, and movement efficiency, helping to assess explosive power and stability in dynamic movements.
Vienna Test System
The Vienna Test measures cognitive abilities such as executive functions, stress tolerance, reaction time, decision-making, and concentration. It evaluates an athlete’s mental processing speed, focus under pressure, and ability to make quick, accurate decisions in challenging situations.
SonicBone
SonicBone measures an athlete’s bone density and skeletal health using non-invasive ultrasound technology. It provides data on an athlete’s skeletal age and maturation status, helping to assess their biological development in relation to their chronological age. This information is crucial for understanding physical maturity and long-term athletic potential.
Reporting
Athletes receive a comprehensive report that identifies their strengths and weaknesses, comparing their performance to key benchmarks set by elite youth, college, and professional programs. This data-driven insight helps athletes understand where they stand and how to improve.
STEP 2
COPA Score Database and Talent ID Process
After you complete your COPA Score assessment, your data is uploaded to our anonymized database. Personal information is removed, leaving only performance data alongside non-identifiable details like gender, position, chronological age, and skeletal age. Talent ID partners regularly review this database to find unique player profiles. Some look for top performers across all categories, while others apply targeted filters that align with their club’s priorities. For example, one club may focus on physical speed and technical skills, while another values cognitive abilities and agility.
STEP 3
Connecting Talent ID Partners with Players
When a Talent ID partner identifies a player of interest, they submit a request to de-anonymize that player’s data. COPA STC then reaches out to the player, family, and club to inform them of this interest. With everyone’s consent, COPA STC connects the Talent ID partner with the player, allowing them to advance their scouting. This may result in invitations for trials or training sessions, bringing players closer to recruitment opportunities.
STEP 4
Attend A Talent ID Day
Your Pathway to Racing Louisville
How Does It Work?
- January 2 – February 16: Assessment Phase – Take your FREE COPA SCORE.
- February 17: Selection Day – Top performing players will be selected and invited to the Talent ID Day.
- February 23: Talent ID Day – Invited players will compete in front of Racing Louisville scouts.
- February 23: Final Selection – A minimum of 1 player will be selected by Racing Louisville for trial.
*Participants are eligible for a one-time free pass
Your Pathway to Oakland Roots
How Does It Work?
- January 2 – February 16: Assessment Phase – Take your FREE COPA SCORE.
- February 17: Selection Day – Top performing players will be selected and invited to the Talent ID Day.
- February 23: Talent ID Day – Invited players will compete in front of Oakland Roots scouts.
- February 23: Final Selection – A minimum of 1 player will be selected by Oakland Roots for pre-seaon trial.
Your Pathway to Racing Louisville
How Does It Work?
- January 2 – February 16: Assessment Phase – Take your FREE COPA SCORE.
- February 17: Selection Day – Top performing players will be selected and invited to the Talent ID Day.
- February 23: Talent ID Day – Invited players will compete in front of Racing Louisville scouts.
- February 23: Final Selection – A minimum of 1 player will be selected by Racing Louisville for trial.
*Participants are eligible for a one-time free pass
Your Pathway to Oakland Roots
How Does It Work?
- January 2 – February 16: Assessment Phase – Take your FREE COPA SCORE.
- February 17: Selection Day – Top performing players will be selected and invited to the Talent ID Day.
- February 23: Talent ID Day – Invited players will compete in front of Oakland Roots scouts.
- February 23: Final Selection – A minimum of 1 player will be selected by Oakland Roots for pre-seaon trial.
*Participants are eligible for a one-time free pass