(English) Some records that coaches should keep are:

• a list of players that have trialled for the team;
• any assessment that the coach made of players relative to the selection criteria;
• a record of attendance at practice and games;
• any incidents that have occurred at practice or in a game (e.g. a player hurting their ankle in a rebounding situation, a confrontation between two players);
• practice plans, with any notes or reflections about the practice;
• any correspondence between the coach and players or their parents;
• notes on the performance of players and their development during the season;
• pre-game objectives and goals and notes made during the game.

Often the simplest way to keep these records is in a diary. Coaches may also choose to keep the records electronically and there are a number of programs that can assist with such record keeping.