CADIG combines live observation, video evaluation, standardized grading and context to form repeatable player assessments.
The framework is built around traits that can translate across roles, teams and levels of competition.
Acceleration, speed, edges, mobility, balance and functional pace.
Reads, anticipation, spacing, decision-making and adaptability.
Handling, passing, receiving, deception, shooting and execution under pressure.
Engagement, motor, physical willingness, second effort and consistency.
Creation, transition, playmaking, finishing and off-puck contribution.
Positioning, stick detail, tracking, retrievals and transition defense.
Special teams, deployment, teammates, opposition and situational responsibility.
Transferable tools, development priorities, risk and possible next level.
Scouting notes become more useful when observations are captured consistently and separated from assumptions.
League, opponent, score state, role and special-team usage.
Specific observations tied to repeatable behaviors.
Structured assessment across core skill and impact categories.
Translation, development priorities and confidence level.
Services should be offered only where CADIG has the personnel and authorization to perform them. This structure intentionally avoids contract-agent claims.
In-person game and event evaluation across covered regions.
Structured remote evaluation using available game film.
Independent assessment designed to add another evidence-based perspective.
