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End-of-season basketball evaluation forms

Print a player self-evaluation, a coach evaluation with ratings you choose, an exit interview guide and a program review for the end of the basketball season. Edit every question. Free.

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End-of-season basketball evaluation forms

Print a player self-evaluation, a coach evaluation, an exit interview guide and a program review for the end of the season.

Showing the worked example: All four end-of-season forms for a fictional team. Change any value to use your own.

Your team

Your team or program, as it should print.

Anything left blank prints as a line to fill in by hand. Write {team}, {season} or another detail in braces and it prints as you typed it above, or as a line to fill in.

What to print
Edit the player self-evaluation (3 of 3 sections on)
Edit the coach evaluation (3 of 3 sections on)
Edit the exit interview (4 of 4 sections on)
Edit the program review (2 of 2 sections on)
Paper (portrait)

Result

A 4-page end-of-season evaluation set: player self-evaluation, coach evaluation, exit interview and program review, on Letter.

Player self-evaluationHarbor City Gulls, 2026-27 seasonAbout youPlayerDateRate yourselfCircle a number for each: 1 is what needs the most work, 5 is a strength.Shooting12345Ball handling12345Passing and decisions12345On-ball defense12345Help defense and talking12345Rebounding12345Conditioning12345Effort and attitude12345Being a good teammate12345Looking back, looking ahead1.What are you most proud of this season?2.What was the hardest part of the season for you?3.What one skill will you work on before next season?4.What role do you want next season?5.How can the coaches help you get there?Made with the free Ball Coach end-of-season evaluation templates, ballcoach.ai.Ball Coach AIballcoach.ai
Coach evaluationHarbor City Gulls, 2026-27 seasonPlayerPlayerEvaluated byDateRatings1 is what needs the most work, 5 is a strength. Rate each player against your own expectations for them, not against teammates.Shooting12345Ball handling12345Passing and decisions12345On-ball defense12345Help defense and talking12345Rebounding12345Conditioning12345Effort and attitude12345Being a good teammate12345Summary1.Strengths this season2.What to improve3.Off-season plan: what to work on, and how4.Next season: the role we see, and what earns moreMade with the free Ball Coach end-of-season evaluation templates, ballcoach.ai.Ball Coach AIballcoach.ai
Exit interviewHarbor City Gulls, 2026-27 seasonThe meetingPlayerDateCoaches presentQuestions to ask1.How did the season go for you, in your own words?2.What did you enjoy most? What would you change?3.How did you feel about your role? Was it clear?4.What did the coaches do that helped you? What could we do better?5.What are your goals for next season, on and off the court?6.What will you do this off-season: skill work, other sports, camps?What we agreedNext steps for the player and for the coaches.SignaturesPlayerDateCoachDateMade with the free Ball Coach end-of-season evaluation templates, ballcoach.ai.Ball Coach AIballcoach.ai
Program reviewHarbor City Gulls, 2026-27 seasonThis season1.What worked?2.What didn't, and why?3.Offense: what to keep and what to change4.Defense: what to keep and what to change5.Practice: what to keep and what to changeNext season1.Players to develop this off-season, and how2.Off-season dates: open gyms, camps, summer league3.What to tell incoming players and familiesMade with the free Ball Coach end-of-season evaluation templates, ballcoach.ai.Ball Coach AIballcoach.ai
How this works

Choose the forms, then edit the rating areas and questions. Ratings run from 1 (needs the most work) to 5 (a strength) on areas you choose; nothing is scored or compared for you. Print one copy of a player form for each player. The suggested text is a starting point, not a policy: edit it to fit your program, and check it against your school's own rules. To keep editing somewhere else, download the Word file (it opens in Word, Google Docs and Pages) or copy the document to paste into an email or a document.

  • Up to 12 rating areas and 10 questions in a section
  • Four forms: player self-evaluation, coach evaluation, exit interview, program review
  • Letter or A4, portrait; a long section runs onto another page
  • The worked example is a fictional team: the names, contacts and dates are invented

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