Results your players credit you for
Players name you as the coach behind a match they played. What you confirm, what reaches your page, and what never does.
A player records a match they played and says you coached them for it. Today shows a Results to confirm card with how many are waiting. Nothing counts until you have looked at it.
Each one shows the match, the outcome, who they played against, and the tournament if there was one. Confirm it if you did coach them for it, decline it if you did not — a short reason is optional and stays between you.
A confirmation cannot be undone. The player can still withdraw the match afterwards, so a result that disappears from your page was theirs to take back — it is not something you did wrong.
Confirmed results roll up on your public page as numbers — matches played, matches won, tournaments — with no names attached. That part needs nothing from you beyond confirming.
Then you choose the ones worth naming. Star a confirmed result to highlight it and it shows on your page with the player's name. A highlight has to be a win, or a tournament result past the first round, and the player has to have allowed their name — a dimmed star tells you which of those is missing.
Your page shows five highlights. Star a sixth and the oldest drops off, and the app tells you which one before you do it. Highlights that stop qualifying leave on their own, so the page never carries a claim that no longer holds.