Sports performance evaluation tests are designed to assess an athlete's physical and sometimes psychological abilities in relation to their sport. The types of tests chosen often depend on the specific demands of the sport, and they can include a range of assessments to measure strength, endurance, speed, agility, and sport-specific skills. Here are some common types of sports performance evaluation tests:

1. Strength Tests: These tests evaluate muscle strength, endurance, and power. Common examples include the bench press for upper body strength, leg press for lower body strength, and vertical jump for power.
2. Speed Tests: These measure how fast an athlete can cover a certain distance. The 40-yard dash is a popular test in many sports to assess sprinting ability.
3. Endurance Tests: These assess an athlete's ability to sustain physical activity over a period of time. The beep test (or yo-yo test) and the Cooper 12-minute run are widely used to measure cardiovascular endurance.
4. Agility Tests: Agility tests such as the T-test or the shuttle run measure an athlete's ability to change direction rapidly and accurately without losing speed.
5. Flexibility Tests: These tests, like the sit-and-reach test, evaluate the range of motion at various joints.
6. Sport-Specific Skill Tests: These are tailored to the particular skills required in a sport, such as dribbling skills in basketball, passing accuracy in football, or hitting skills in baseball.
7. Body Composition Tests: These tests, such as skinfold measurements or bioelectrical impedance analysis, assess the percentage of body fat relative to lean muscle mass.
8. Psychological Tests: Some evaluations might include assessments to understand an athlete’s mental toughness, stress levels, or concentration under pressure.