International Journal of Performance Analysis in Sport
2001 - 2026
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Volume 26, issue 4, 2026
- Evidence for the reversal of the relative age effect in European professional basketball pp. 667-685

- Yasin Akinci and Ahmet Yapar
- Evolution of playing styles in UEFA European championships: trends from 2012 to 2024 pp. 686-701

- Wenkang Peng, João Ribeiro, Mingjie Wang and Miguel Ángel Gómez
- Performance norms and tactical differences in international netball pp. 702-717

- Gemma L. Davies and Lauren E. N. Webb
- Difference in change of direction performance between college basketball players with high and low change of direction deficit, shuffle, and jump asymmetry pp. 718-732

- Peng Wang, Jiechun Wang, Chris Bishop and Mengde Lyu
- Comparison between GPS “Wimu” and video tracking “Golstats” to quantify match running performance in the Liga MX football pp. 733-748

- Aldo A. Vasquez-Bonilla, Gonçalo Rendeiro-Pinho, Oscar Tojo, Paul D. Balsom and Luis Enrique Carranza-García
- How different weekly game loads affect performance in elite women’s EuroLeague basketball pp. 749-761

- Lorenzo Gasperi, Xing Wang, Miguel-Ángel Gómez, Edson Filho, Jaime Sampaio and Bingnan Gong
- A spatial analysis of ball recovery locations, ball recovery methods and eventual possession outcomes in elite women’s football using a Bayesian network approach pp. 762-777

- Mikael Jamil, Christopher McElduff, Lucas Adshead, Joseph Welsh, Adnane Ez-zizi and Marco Beato
- Associations between individual and balanced team performance and soccer match outcomes pp. 778-795

- James Ball, Minh Huynh and Matthew C. Varley
- The association between sports-specific testing and in-game performance indicators in young male water polo players pp. 796-811

- Marcell Fridvalszki, János Matlák, Levente Rácz, Zsófia Tróznai, Dorina Annár, Katinka Utczás and Leonidas Petridis
- Technical and artistic performance of elite women’s pairs in acrobatic gymnastics pp. 812-831

- Artur Azevedo, Rochelle Rocha Costa, Sarah Arns, Jonatas B. de Jesus, Hugo Ribeiro and Leonardo Lamas
- Key performance indicators for success in decisive NBA playoff games: a 10-year analysis of game-7 outcomes pp. 832-846

- Feng Li, Feng Jiang, Pierpaolo Sansone, Paul B. Gastin and Miguel-Angel Gomez
- Shorter follow-through is associated with greater accuracy: a kinematic analysis of the tennis forehand in youth athletes pp. 847-856

- Ricardo Muller Bottura, Vittoria Ferrando, Federico Placidilli, Piero Ruggeri, Emanuela Faelli and Ambra Bisio
- Acute effect of mechanical vibration on sprint performance in mountain bike athletes pp. 857-868

- Rauno Álvaro de Paula Simola, Pedro Augusto Santos Almeida, Sandro Fernandes da Silva, André Scotti Rabelo and Reginaldo Gonçalves
- Match-play dynamics in youth padel: sex differences in rally length, final shot effectiveness, and net exchanges across U14, U16 and U18 categories pp. 869-884

- Adrián Escudero-Tena, Rafael Conde-Ripoll, Carlos D. Gómez-Carmona and Iván Martín-Miguel
- The influence of age category and relative age on match running performance at the men’s U17 and U20 World Cups pp. 885-899

- Abdullah Kilci, Muhammed Emin Koç, Alper Tunga Peker, Alexander B. T. McAuley, Hülya Binokay and Adam L. Kelly
- The long-term effects of Current false Start rules on reaction time and athletic performance pp. 900-919

- Lingyun Han, Chuanshun Zhou and Hui Zhang
Volume 26, issue 3, 2026
- Tactical performance in youth football: the influence of sex, age and playing position pp. 463-477

- Mitchell Searston, Christopher Joyce and Mikayla Lyons
- Internal and external training and match load quantification during in-season and pre-season in professional highly trained male team handball players pp. 478-491

- Phillip Aae Tandrup Holm and Morten B. Randers
- Tied, leading, or trailing: how do extra-lightweight judokas adjust their attacks to secure victory? pp. 492-508

- Ming-Yen Tsai and Yin-Hua Chen
- Off-ball movement in football: evidence on the relationship between team strength, performance, success and runs in behind pp. 509-524

- Thomas Thönnessen, Daniel Memmert, Dominik Mews and Fabian Wunderlich
- In-game physical performance and maturity status in youth futsal: implications for national team development program selection process pp. 525-540

- Jorge Arede, João Ribeiro, António Ferraz, Bruno Travassos, Hugo Sarmento, Sérgio Adriano Gomes and Nuno Leite
- Gender disparities in match performance at FIFA World Cups: more direct play, less off-ball movement, and less pressing in women’s matches pp. 541-556

- Wonwoo Ju, Bochan Kim, Jaehong Lee and Sung-Hwan Choi
- Modelling the effect of competition tier on player involvement and impact in Australian Football pp. 557-571

- Dave Matteo, David L. Carey, Joshua D. Ruddy and Matthew C. Varley
- Ageing trajectories in football: insights from the Chinese Super League on positional performance dynamics pp. 572-585

- Jun Cao, Changjing Zhou, Fei Liu, Wei Zhang, Miguel-Ángel Gómez and Enrique Ortega-Toro
- Understanding age-based kinetic and kinematic variations in taekwondo’s spinning heel kick pp. 586-605

- Michael Prock, David Michael O’Sullivan and Siddhartha Bikram Panday
- Sudden increases in weekly external workload are related to muscle-tendon injuries in professional male football players pp. 606-618

- J. Raya-González, J. L. Hernández-Davó, F. Agullo, A. Soler, J. Del Coso and V. Moreno-Perez
- Do contextual factors cause differences in passing performance between men and women? A network metrics analysis of the 2022 men’s and 2023 women’s FIFA World Cups using mixed linear models pp. 619-640

- Li Xiao, Cai Xiangyu, Gao Song, Daniel Carrilho, Filipe Manuel Clemente, Han Bo and Duarte Araújo
- Does the most demanding passage reflect peak physical demand in football? A machine learning-based comparison with the extremely demanding passage pp. 641-656

- Zunqi Niu, Iyán Iván-Baragaño, Zhaoyang Wang and Hongyou Liu
- Jump performance progression in Spanish male and female elite high and long jumpers pp. 657-666

- Pablo Rodríguez–Gómez, César Gallo–Salazar and Juan José Salinero
Volume 26, issue 2, 2026
- Close the gap: contextual influences on defensive dispersion in rugby league pp. 237-249

- Neil Collins, Thomas Sawczuk, Sarah Whitehead and Ben Jones
- Kinematic and muscle activity patterns of maximal ice hockey skating acceleration pp. 250-265

- Sami Kaartinen, Paavo Vartiainen, Mika Venojärvi, Heikki Tikkanen and Lauri Stenroth
- Career patterns within men’s and women’s soccer talent systems: the typical pathway to the top is atypical pp. 266-282

- Jan Verbeek, A. Susan M. Niessen, Steffie Van Der Steen, Nico W. Van Yperen and Ruud J. R. Den Hartigh
- The effect of the Super Shot on team technical and tactical performance indicators in Suncorp Super Netball pp. 283-295

- Lucas Brown, Luke Hogarth, Rob Buhmann and Mark Sayers
- Expert amateur Irish boxing coaches’ perceptions of the technical components of straight punches pp. 296-309

- Raph Britton, Michael Hanlon, Robin Healy, Kris Beattie, Gregory Tierney and Richard Bolger
- The impact of varying small-sided games’ pitch sizes on replicating official match physical demands during effective playing time in male professional soccer players pp. 310-327

- Risto-Matti Toivonen, Timo Rantalainen and Simon Walker
- Shared benefits for Rugby Union and Rugby Union sevens players: a comparative analyses of performance indicators pp. 328-339

- Bert Moolman, Retief Broodryk and Pieter Hendrik Van den Berg
- Position-specific fielding instances and utilisation in professional men’s T20 cricket pp. 340-353

- Tyson Albert Lee, Andrew Roman Novak and Elizabeth Claire Pickering Rodriguez
- Analysis of team timeouts in high-performance futsal matches: when to call and what to expect? pp. 354-365

- Vitor Lovato and Júlia Barreira
- Predicting and understanding shooting performance in professional biathlon: a Bayesian approach pp. 366-385

- Manuele Leonelli
- Impact of a congested schedule and player participation on the external workload of top-level soccer players during a competitive season pp. 386-398

- Rodrigo dos Santos Guimarães, Tomás García-Calvo, David Lobo-Triviño, Jose Carlos Ponce-Bordón and Javier Raya-González
- Analysis of the differences in the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup according to match outcome and confederation of origin pp. 399-413

- Sofía López-Araya, Braulio Sánchez-Ureña, Miguel Ángel Gómez-Ruano and Sergio José Ibáñez
- Specificity of curvilinear sprint performance in youth female soccer players: comparison with linear sprint and relationship with vertical jumps pp. 414-432

- Matic Sašek, Darjan Smajla, Kaja Bratina and Darjan Spudić
- Tactical performance of an Australian A-League association football team: comparing spatiotemporal data between different phases of play in matches pp. 433-446

- Darryl E. Hands, Jade O’Brien-Smith, Xanne A. K. Janse de Jonge, G. C. Livingston and Nattai R. Borges
- Association between LPS data and accelerometer-based metrics: breaking antennas dependency for external load monitoring in women’s handball pp. 447-461

- Carlos García-Sánchez, Raúl Nieto-Acevedo, Carlos Martínez-Rubio, Moisés Marquina, Rafael Manuel Navarro and Alfonso de la Rubia
Volume 26, issue 1, 2026
- Match characteristics of women’s and men’s singles and doubles events in elite badminton pp. 1-18

- Daniel Hoffmann, Michel Brinkschulte and Tobias Vogt
- Analysis of team success based on technical match-play performance in the Australian Football League Women’s (AFLW) competition pp. 19-36

- Braedan van der Vegt, Adrian Gepp, Justin Keogh and Jessica B. Farley
- An application of clustering to classify movement patterns in men’s professional grand slam hard court tennis pp. 37-49

- Cameron Armstrong, Peter Peeling, Alistair Murphy and Machar Reid
- Injury rates and mechanisms of starting and replacement players pp. 50-60

- Leah Bitchell, Gemma Robinson, Victoria H. Stiles, Prabhat Mathema and Isabel S. Moore
- Playing position, height, weight, and preferred throwing arm do not differentiate between more and less effective 7- metre throwers at the highest level of international handball pp. 61-70

- Aron Laxdal and Tommy Haugen
- Predictors of goal difference and match outcome in Polish handball PGNiG Superleague in the season before, during and after the COVID-19 pandemic - regression analysis pp. 71-86

- Paweł Krawczyk, Jan Gajewski, Jan Labiński, Mateusz Szczerba, Maksymilian Smoliński, Sławomir Bodasiński and Michał Sieńko
- Analysis of performance in English women’s domestic Twenty20 cricket pp. 87-104

- Georgia Haworth and Stuart Mills
- The influence of situational constraints on in-game penalty kicks in soccer pp. 105-117

- R. van Hemert, J. van der Kamp and E. Hartman
- “What are we looking at?”: the development and implementation of a performance analysis framework for netball umpires pp. 118-141

- Alastair Pearson, Tom Webb, Christina Barrow, Gemma Milligan and Matt Miller-Dicks
- The psychological (ab)use of timeouts in professional tennis pp. 142-160

- Liam P. Blything and Ryan Blything
- Elite professional football players' perceptions and preferences of pre-match meeting delivery pp. 161-176

- Paul Travis and Andrew Butterworth
- An examination of how fielding outcomes in international and franchise T20 and 50-over cricket are associated with bowling performances and field positions pp. 177-192

- Mikael Jamil, Simon Manthorpe, Danielle MacDonald and Adnane Ez-Zizi
- Interchangeability of the Polar Team Pro system in determining match load and intensities in semi-professional rugby union players pp. 193-205

- Jacobus J. Oosthuizen, Martinique Sparks, Christo A. Bisschoff, Marike Cockeran and Ermanno Rampinini
- A rule-based approach to classify counterpressing – analysis of its risks and relationship with rest defence pp. 206-222

- Andrew Peters, Nimai Parmar, Michael Davies and Nic James
- Match demands on officials and umpires across variations of lacrosse pp. 223-235

- N.j Ripley, J.t Fahey and M.e Quinn
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