Tennis in Badgie: RFET federation ranking, public profiles, reports and groups
How Badgie tracks your players' tennis federation ranking (RFET) every week, how to publish their profiles in the Tennis Showcase and how to run tennis reports and groups with the club's general tools.
5 min readBeginnerUpdated October 2, 2026
Quick answer
Every week Badgie brings in the official ranking of the Royal Spanish Tennis Federation (RFET) for your players: points, national position, 12-month change and tournaments played. From the Tennis Showcase you decide which profiles are published on Badgie's public showcase. Tennis reports and groups are handled with the club's general tools (Sport Reports and class groups).
In this guide
Where to find it
- Web: Academy → Tennis Showcase menu (/dashboard/tenis), when the club has the tennis module on.
- Student profile: the tennis tab, with their evolution and the PDF sheet.
How the data arrives
Once a week, on Monday mornings, Badgie reads the official RFET ranking (singles and doubles, men and women) and matches it to your students by their RFET licence number. The player does not need to log in anywhere.
Step by step
- Add the RFET licence number in each student's tennis profile and press Sync.
- In Tennis Showcase, search by name, club or licence and filter; sort by points, national ranking, 12-month change or tournaments.
- Turn on the Status switch to move a profile from Draft to Published; the buttons on the row open the profile or the public page.
- Download the list with Export to Excel.
- In the student's profile, check their evolution in the national, provincial and club rankings, and download their sheet as a PDF.
Tennis reports and groups
Badgie has no tennis-only reports module: reports are done with Academy → Sport Reports (questions per student, draft and sending to the family) and groups are the class groups in the calendar. Tennis courts are managed in Sales → Bookings.
What players and families see
If the club publishes the profile, a public page with their ranking and evolution. In the app they see their badges, reports and bookings.
With the AI agent
The Badgie agent looks up the official ranking of the school's players (get_tennis_rankings) and the evolution of points and position for one or several players (get_tennis_player_progression).
Frequently asked questions
How often is the ranking updated?
Once a week, on Mondays.
Why doesn't a player show a ranking?
Check that they have their RFET licence number in their profile and that they appear in the federation ranking.
Are profiles published automatically?
No. Every profile starts as a Draft and is only published if you turn it on.