Matt Laur — Athlete & Coaching Website

The homepage takes a scout straight to the game film. Farther down the page, a snapshot of recent teams leads to his full playing history. A separate coaching snapshot leads to the roles he has held on the sideline.

Both timelines group entries by year, with recent seasons first. On the playing side, the team, league, and position give context to the season’s statistics. Coaching entries pair each program with responsibilities such as coaching receivers or calling plays. The overview and the detailed pages draw from the same profile data, so a season can appear in both places from a single entry.

The Film Room puts featured highlights first. Each entry identifies the team and season alongside its YouTube or Hudl footage. Someone looking for a particular skill can filter by content type, such as receiving or returns, and narrow the selection by team and year. For example, choosing the Munich Rangers and returns brings up the team’s season highlights.

The filter choices are part of the page address. A recruiter can send a colleague a link that opens with the same selection, without asking them to repeat the search. If the available highlights leave a question about a play or a game, the Film Room also provides a link to request more footage.

The recruiting pack on the homepage places the PDF résumé beside the film and contact links. A reader can open the résumé in a new tab while reviewing a season or download the same file to share with others on staff. The PDF is also available from the film and coaching pages.

When a visitor is ready to get in touch, the contact page distinguishes a tryout or roster inquiry from a coaching position or training camp. Each has its own email link and an address the visitor can copy. A staff member can move from a specific season or piece of film to the relevant contact on the same public website.