Your program’s site. Your domain. Your colors.
Each school gets its own site with its crest, its colors and a home-page photo. Here is every page on it, as it runs today in Sand Springs.
Home
Hero photo, crest, three live numbers: current athletes, sports, and the size of this year's graduating class. The next games. The sponsor bar.
Athletes
Every sport on one page of uniform cards, in jersey order. A two-sport athlete shows the right photo on each roster.
Athlete profiles
One per athlete. Stats by sport and season, film that plays on the profile, request buttons that email your coordinator. The full page on athlete profiles.
Schedule and results
Filter by sport, by month, upcoming or results. Tournaments and meets are shown as what they are, not as "vs."
College search
1,324 colleges across NCAA Division I, II, III, NAIA and NJCAA, with real names, nicknames and websites. Filter by level and state. Star schools into a saved list and print it.
Recruiting tools
Printable, in the school's colors, with the crest on the letterhead. Every resource links somewhere real.
Coaching staff
Every coach, with their role for each sport they help run.
Sponsors
The two sponsorship levels, the current sponsors, and an inquiry form that emails the school and NextLevl and sends the inquirer an acknowledgement.
Built for the phone it will be read on.
The roster page is about 2 MB and loads fast on a phone. Each headshot is served at about 8 KB. The site is hosted on Vercel with the database on Neon.
- Student email addresses and phone numbers never appear on a public page. Recruiter requests go to your coordinator.
- Nothing is permanently deleted. Everything is recoverable for 30 days.
- Each school's data is isolated. A Sand Springs link on another school's address returns nothing.
- Sign-in is by emailed link. There are no passwords to leak.
- Graduated athletes come off the site automatically after graduation.