For high school coaches

Your whole roster's college reality, in one link.

Paste your Athletic.net team page. Every runner gets an honest read on where they actually stand — measured against what college programs signed, not against what a recruiting service wants to sell them. You post one link to the team. It is free.

Takes about two minutes. You need an account; your athletes do not.

How it works

1

Paste your team page

Your Athletic.net team link, or just a list of names. Gender, grade and marks are looked up for you — you do not type marks, and you do not fill in a spreadsheet.

2

We build the board

Every athlete on the roster gets scored against what college programs at each division actually signed — the same free report the site gives away, one per kid.

3

Post one link

One link to the team group chat. Not 25 copy-pastes, not 25 emails. Each athlete opens it and sees their own read.

The deal, stated plainly

Free, and not a trial

The board costs nothing and your athletes need no account to read it. There is no card, no trial clock, and nothing switches off next month.

Honest, which is the point

Most of your roster is not D1, and the report says so plainly — including which divisions do and do not hand out athletic money. Families have usually been told otherwise by someone charging them for it.

You are not selling anything

You hand your families a useful free thing. That is the whole arrangement. We would rather have the coach than the commission.

Something to send your team

Once your board is built you will have your own link. Until then, this is the message that works — copy it, swap in your link.

Everyone — if college running is even a maybe for you, open this. It takes two minutes and it tells you honestly which divisions your marks are actually in right now, and what you would need to run to move up one. It is free and nobody is going to call you.[your team link]

Build it for your team

One paste, one link, no cost. If it is not useful to your families, you have lost two minutes.

Build your team board →

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