Shoot 360 Oakville
Find out where they actually are. Then watch them move.
A basketball combine is a morning of proper testing — height and wingspan, vertical, lane agility, a timed sprint, and shooting off our stations. Every athlete is measured the same way, every time. Come back in three to six months and the numbers tell you what changed.
What gets tested
Twelve measurements, run to a fixed protocol. The protocol is what makes today's number comparable to next spring's — so it doesn't drift between combines.
Measurements
Taken the same way every time, so growth is comparable.
- Height (no shoes)cm
- Weightkg
- Wingspancm
- Standing reachcm
Athleticism
Timing gates and jump mat. No stopwatches, no guesswork.
- Standing verticalin· best of 3
- Max verticalin· best of 3
- Lane agilitys· best of 2
- 3/4 court sprints· best of 2
Shooting
Straight off the Shoot 360 stations.
- Shooting %%
- In the zone %%
- Perfect form %%
- Free throws (of 25)made
How a combine day runs
- 1
Check in
Your athlete is grouped into a wave and an age band. We freeze their age and band at check-in, so their history always compares against the same peer group.
- 2
Test
Station by station, in a wave of about a dozen athletes. Every attempt is recorded — not just the best one — so a mistyped number can always be traced.
- 3
Review, then publish
Staff check the day’s data before anything is released. Nobody sees a result until a human has looked at it.
What the results look like
Every measurement from the day, the change since last time, and where they sit against the other athletes who tested. Here is a worked example.
Jordan R.
Example · not a real athleteU14 · 3 combines20.5in13 Sep
Every measurement, latest combine
Tap on any test to see what it measures.
| Test | Result | Change | Percentilein their age band |
|---|---|---|---|
| Max vertical | 20.5in | +2.0 | 72th |
| Lane agility | 12.45s | -0.75 | 64th |
| 3/4 court sprint | 3.71s | -0.19 | 58th |
| Shooting % | 53.0% | +6.0 | 81th |
| Free throws | 19of 25 | +2 | 76th |
| Height | 165.0cm | +1.5 | growth, not ranked |
Percentiles compare Jordan only with the 42 athletes in the same age band who tested at a Shoot 360 Oakville combine — not against a national average or a general population of kids. Until enough athletes have tested in a band, we show no percentile at all rather than one built on a handful of results.
What parents see
You get a login and a page per athlete. The number we lead with is their own change since last time — not a rank against other kids.
- Where a comparison helps, it's a word — developing, solid, strong, elite — for their age band. We don't tell a twelve-year-old they're 23rd percentile.
- Growth is explained, not hidden. A kid who grew 5cm will often get slower on agility for a few months while coordination catches up. We say so, instead of showing a red arrow.
- When there aren't enough athletes in an age group to compare fairly, we say that too, rather than inventing a number.
Teams & academies
Bring a squad and book a group slot. Your coaches get results for their own athletes at that combine — and nothing else. A player who also tests with us privately keeps those results private.
To arrange a team slot, speak to the front desk at Shoot 360 Oakville.
Who can see a result
Athletes are minors. A parent sees an athlete only once staff have verified them in person at the desk — and only after the day's results have been reviewed and published.
Upcoming combines
- testing under way
Fall Combine 2026
2026-09-13 · Shoot 360 Oakville