For high school track and field programs and clubs
Give your track program a repeatable recruiting rhythm.
OneCommit helps athletes move from profile details to D3 school comparison, reviewed outreach, and reply history. Program leaders can reinforce a shared rhythm without becoming account managers or recruiting agents.
- Athlete-owned accounts
- OneScore, D3 beta dataset
- Capacity-dependent beta
A practical support role
Add structure without taking over.
The athlete does the recruiting work. Your program reinforces the same checkpoints and helps the athlete make informed decisions.
An athlete-led process
Each athlete owns the account, reviews profile details, and decides which schools and messages move forward.
Track-specific D3 context
The current matching experience starts with track and field marks, academics, preferences, and D3 beta data.
A visible communication trail
Athletes can keep school outreach and reply history together instead of scattering it across disconnected notes.
The current athlete workspace
Real athlete screens, not a fabricated team dashboard.
Athletes can compare matched schools, save a working list, prepare personal outreach through a supported connected inbox, and keep school communication history together.
- D3 match context organized by school
- Personal outreach reviewed by the athlete
- Sent and received activity kept with the school
Current product boundaries
Evaluate what athletes can use now—with the limits stated plainly.
What the athlete workflow includes
- Athlete-owned profiles and school lists
- OneScore context, D3 beta dataset
- Personal outreach through a supported connected inbox
- School communication history for athlete check-ins
What is not included
- No program dashboard or staff accounts
- No roster management or team analytics
- No multi-sport or all-division coverage claim
- No automatic campaigns or guaranteed outcomes
Pilot conversation
Start with the athlete workflow and a candid fit conversation.
A conversation is not an invitation. Beta access depends on capacity and a supported app-access path.
Athletes ages 13-17 need permission from a parent or guardian before creating an account. An adult pilot conversation does not replace that permission.