
Jack HARRISON
14 MAY 2026
Three-season climb across every measurable, and a first winter on the basketball floor. Arm strength now projects to the left side of the infield.
ONE ATHLETE · ONE PASSPORT · EVERY SPORT THEY PLAY
ISSUING TODAY FOR BASEBALL · BASKETBALL · TRACK & FIELD · GOLF

Three-season climb across every measurable, and a first winter on the basketball floor. Arm strength now projects to the left side of the infield.
A sprinter has no batting line and a golfer has no position. The record follows the sport — what it measures, what it counts, what it derives — while the document, the ink and the standard stay exactly the same.

Positions, a stopwatch and a radar gun, and a season stored as counts — so the average and the on-base number are computed, never claimed.
Not your sport yet? Four are issued today. The others follow one at a time, when the record for that sport can be kept properly — its own vocabulary, its own measurements, its own idea of what a result is. A sport added any faster would just be baseball wearing a different label, and the passport would be worth less for it.
TELL US WHICH SPORT ↗Who the bearer is — portrait, class, the sport's own role vocabulary, school, club. City-level only; contact never public.
Measurements, seasons and competition results as append-only entries. Every number carries its ink: source, tier, date.
The moving record — short, dated, coded clips a coach can scan in a minute.
Teams, stamps, milestones, signed endorsements, academics, recruiting status.
A self-reported 90 and a verified 90 are not the same number. Every entry on a passport carries its tier, its issuer, and its date — the same five tiers in every sport, so a hand-timed sprint and a signed batting line are read on one scale.
“Coaches ask for the passport link now. That’s the whole conversation.”