An athlete-led process
Each athlete owns the account, reviews profile details, and decides which schools and messages move forward.
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 accountsD3-focused OneScoreCapacity-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.
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
- D3-focused OneScore context
- 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.