The WPSL Announces Partnership With Track160

OKLAHOMA CITY (Feb. 13, 2023) - The Women’s Premier Soccer League announced its partnership with Track160 today. As the league’s official automated soccer analytics provider, Track160 will deliver FIFA-quality certified tracking data and statistics using its innovative platform that’s powered by advanced computer vision and machine learning technologies.
 

“Having Track160 as our official analytics provider will enable all of our teams to take advantage of cutting-edge technologies and best-in-class coaching and player development tools,” DeBray Ayala, WPSL vice president, said.
 

The partnership will give WPSL teams access to Track160’s three layers of analysis – performance, video, and sports science. Track160’s platform has met the league’s high standards of data quality and ease of deployment at stadiums of all sizes. According to Track160 CEO, Eyal Ben Ari, “it’s time to level the playing field” when it comes to equality between men and women’s sports.
 

“We are honored to partner with the WPSL and we’re confident that our automated analytics solution will empower both coaches and players to reach new heights and contribute to advancing women’s soccer in the U.S., Canada, and across the world,” Ben Ari added.
 

Since its launch in 1998, the WPSL has been committed to advancing women’s soccer by establishing more avenues of opportunity. Now, with the game experiencing significant growth that has allowed female athletes access to pro-level soccer analytics, Track160 will contribute more to the sport through promotion and creating new opportunities for women in sports analysis and leadership roles on both sides of the field including officiating, coaching, and other soccer initiatives.
 

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For more information about Track160 and the WPSL visit track160.com and wpslsoccer.com
 

About the Women’s Premier Soccer League

Celebrating its 25th season of play in 2023, the Women’s Premier Soccer League is the most tenured and largest women’s soccer league in the world – with an all-time high 131 teams competing in 33 U.S. states and 73 metro areas. Team rosters feature current and former collegiate players, the nation’s top prep prospects, and international standouts. The amateur summer league produced more than 70 percent of the selections in the 2023 NWSL College Draft and WPSL alumnae represent 50 percent of the members of the United States women’s national team.