The St. Albans School Sports Analytics Club in Washington, D.C., has advanced a compelling and meticulously researched Hall of Fame Performance Portfolio advocating for the induction of Brian Mitchell into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Developed in partnership with George Washington University and supported by data scientists from the Baltimore Ravens, the student-led project leverages traditional statistics and advanced analytics to demonstrate Mitchell’s unmatched legacy as a kick returner.
A free resource created by teachers, for teachers. Designed as both a guide and a curriculum, it’s practical, easy to read, and rooted in real classroom experiences. More than a technical manual, this guide shares case studies, conversation starters, and insights from educators who are already testing what works — and what doesn’t — in schools today. It offers a strong path forward for teaching and learning with AI while keeping human connection at the center.
The Nick Lowery Hall of Fame Performance Portfolio, prepared by the St. Albans School Sports Analytics Club, demonstrates how advanced analytics reveal the full measure of a player’s greatness. Students investigated every kick, factoring in wind speed, temperature, and game pressure to understand accuracy in clutch moments.
As baseball legend Dick Allen prepares for his official induction into the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown on July 27, 2025, the students of Golda Meir High School’s Sports Analytics Club have produced an exceptional tribute worthy of the moment.
With guidance from the Sports Analytics Club Program (SACP), the students created a comprehensive Performance Portfolio that uses modern baseball analytics to highlight Allen’s extraordinary career. Through months of research, statistical modeling, and historical analysis, the club demonstrated why Allen’s peak performance and impact on the game firmly establish him as one of the greatest hitters in Major League Baseball history.
SACP is honored to sponsor the 2025 Data Science Leadership Summit, hosted by the Academic Data Science Alliance (ADSA). This invitation-only event will convene approximately 100 distinguished thought leaders, educators, and innovators to discuss groundbreaking approaches and solutions in the management of AI and Data Science education and research.
The Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame has officially announced its 2025 finalists, and among them stands Charles “Buck” Williams—a dominant force in NBA history, celebrated for his rebounding prowess, defensive intensity, and unwavering durability over 17 seasons. This long-overdue recognition has been bolstered by the Fordham Preparatory School Sports Analytics Club, whose data-driven case for Williams’ induction highlights his statistical legacy and undeniable impact on the game.
We are grateful to everyone who joined us for The Future of Player Analytics & Tech in Sports panel at George Washington University. Attendees gained valuable insights into the latest innovations shaping the sports industry. The conversation provided valuable insights into how data and technology are shaping talent evaluation, performance optimization, and strategy across basketball, baseball, and football.
Cutting-edge technology and advanced data analytics are revolutionizing how teams evaluate talent, optimize performance, and gain a competitive edge. At SINC 2025, the Sports Analytics Club Program (SACP) is sponsoring a must-attend panel, “Player Analytics & Tech Innovations,” featuring some of the industry’s most respected analysts and experts.
Meet Our Bridges is ClassACT HR73’s way to introduce their classmates and extended community to their Bridge Partners by letting them create awareness of their mission as well as solicit volunteer help and/or donations. In February, SACP Co-Founder and Executive Director Robert Clayton ’73 will present the Sports Analytics Club Program, which aims to expand STEM education opportunities to underserved high school and middle school students.
The Cleveland Guardians Baseball Operations department is seeking analysts who are creative, curious, and collaborative teammates who enjoy tackling unique and challenging problems. The analyst role supports multiple departments (Player Development, Pro/Amateur/International Acquisitions, and the Major League team) with analysis and the practical application of evidence and research-based tools, resources, and processes to help facilitate their work.