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Juventus Academy Phoenix Black testing results

Results for all 14 players, grouped by attribute. Select a player to open their full profile.

Cognitive testing measures how quickly players process information and react on the pitch.

Wonderlic

Youth cognitive assessment of problem solving and processing speed, scored out of 50.

Take the Wonderlic test

Team average

28.6 / 50

Team best

41 / 50

  1. 1Owen Kessler41 / 50

    97th percentile for age group

  2. 2Kai Nakamura38 / 50

    93rd percentile for age group

  3. 3Malik Obiora34 / 50

    84th percentile for age group

  4. 4Jayden Cole32 / 50

    78th percentile for age group

  5. 5Mason Alvarez30 / 50

    70th percentile for age group

  6. 6Theo Brantley29 / 50

    68th percentile for age group

  7. 7Diego Salgado28 / 50

    64th percentile for age group

  8. 8Marcus Whitfield27 / 50

    61st percentile for age group

  9. 9Lucas Ferreira26 / 50

    58th percentile for age group

  10. 10Nate Farrow25 / 50

    52nd percentile for age group

  11. 11Devon Ashworth24 / 50

    48th percentile for age group

  12. 12Sam Whitcombe23 / 50

    44th percentile for age group

  13. 13Amir Osei22 / 50

    40th percentile for age group

  14. 14Ezra Lindqvist21 / 50

    35th percentile for age group

Reaction Time

Visual reaction time to a stimulus, in seconds. Lower is faster.

Take the Reaction Time test

Team average

0.21s

Team best

0.18s

  1. 1Amir Osei0.18s

    96th percentile — elite first-step reaction

  2. 2Owen Kessler0.18s

    95th percentile

  3. 3Jayden Cole0.19s

    92nd percentile — elite shot-stopping reflex

  4. 4Devon Ashworth0.20s

    85th percentile

  5. 5Mason Alvarez0.20s

    86th percentile

  6. 6Malik Obiora0.21s

    80th percentile

  7. 7Diego Salgado0.21s

    82nd percentile

  8. 8Lucas Ferreira0.22s

    74th percentile

  9. 9Kai Nakamura0.22s

    75th percentile

  10. 10Marcus Whitfield0.23s

    70th percentile

  11. 11Nate Farrow0.23s

    68th percentile

  12. 12Theo Brantley0.24s

    64th percentile

  13. 13Sam Whitcombe0.24s

    62nd percentile

  14. 14Ezra Lindqvist0.26s

    50th percentile

Working Memory Span

How many items a player can hold and recall in sequence, scored out of 9.

Take the Working Memory Span test

Team average

6.3 / 9

Team best

9 / 9

  1. 1Owen Kessler9 / 9

    Perfect recall across every test rep

  2. 2Malik Obiora8 / 9

    Elite recall of pressing triggers

  3. 3Kai Nakamura8 / 9

    Exceptional pattern recall in possession drills

  4. 4Jayden Cole7 / 9

    Strong recall of set-piece assignments

  5. 5Lucas Ferreira6 / 9

    Reliable recall of defensive triggers

  6. 6Marcus Whitfield6 / 9

    Solid recall under low fatigue

  7. 7Theo Brantley6 / 9

    Consistent under match pressure

  8. 8Mason Alvarez6 / 9

    Solid recall of finishing sequences

  9. 9Diego Salgado6 / 9

    Strong in training, dips slightly in matches

  10. 10Nate Farrow6 / 9

    Steady across test conditions

  11. 11Devon Ashworth5 / 9

    Dips late in sessions — monitor fatigue

  12. 12Amir Osei5 / 9

    Drops under simulated match fatigue

  13. 13Ezra Lindqvist5 / 9

    Baseline retest pending after concussion protocol

  14. 14Sam Whitcombe5 / 9

    Consistent but not yet elite