Basketball shooting percentage and session statistics

Shooter Ranking calculates basketball shooting percentage from the makes and attempts recorded in each workout. Instead of keeping only one overall number, it separates free throws, two-point shots, three-pointers and total shooting percentage, giving players and coaches a more useful view of what was actually trained.

Every shooting session is linked to a player and can be compared with earlier workouts. This makes it possible to follow shooting percentage over time and identify whether performance is improving during a training period. Percentage data also connects to the basketball shot chart, helping explain whether changes come from particular court zones.

Coaches can use the statistics to monitor players and teams, build rankings by shot type and export PDF reports. Players can use the app as a personal shooting percentage tracker and keep a history of their workouts without calculating every result manually. The web and Android app use the same account and shared data.

Shooter Ranking also keeps the makes and attempts behind every percentage. That context matters because a high percentage on a small number of shots is different from consistent performance at higher volume. The purpose is to provide basketball shooting statistics that are useful for evaluating practice, planning the next workout and measuring development over time.

Shooter Ranking

Track free-throw, 2PT, 3PT and total shooting percentage. Compare sessions and analyse basketball shooting statistics and progress. Shooter Ranking calculates basketball shooting percentage from the makes and attempts recorded in each workout. Instead of keeping only one overall number, it separates free throws, two-point shots, three-pointers and total shooting percentage, giving players and coaches a more useful view of what was actually trained.