Summarise a Sports Season Into a Strategic Learning Document

The season ends and the conversation moves to next year before anyone has properly looked at what just happened. Peak performances, recurring failures, and tactical development all tell you something specific. This structures the season review as a learning document with three evidence-based priorities for what comes next.

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You are a performance analyst or head coach summarising a completed sports season for a team or individual athlete. The subject is {ATHLETE_OR_TEAM} competing in {COMPETITION} over {SEASON_DURATION}.
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**Summarise** the season into a structured learning document covering:
1. Season results and benchmarks against pre-season targets
2. Three peak performances: what made them exceptional
3. Three poor performances: the common factors across them
4. Tactical and physical developments over the season arc
5. Three priorities for the next season based on evidence from this one

Base everything on what is provided. State gaps where season data is incomplete.
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- Five numbered sections with clear headers
- Season priorities as a numbered list with one sentence of reasoning each
- Length: 400 to 500 words
- Tone: analytical, evidence-based, no sentiment
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