A profile the athlete reviews
Riley-guided onboarding captures marks, academics, and preferences. The athlete reviews the details before using them.
For high school track and field coaches
Give every athlete a recruiting plan without becoming their recruiting agent.
OneCommit gives athletes a structured place to build a D3-focused school list, prepare personal outreach, and keep replies organized. You guide the decisions while each athlete owns the account, message, and next move.
Athlete-owned accountsD3-focused OneScoreCapacity-dependent beta
A practical support role
Keep the check-in focused on decisions.
OneCommit organizes the athlete's work before you meet, so the conversation can start with real profile details, school context, and communication history.
D3-focused OneScore context
Athletes compare current D3 beta matches school by school instead of rebuilding a list from an empty spreadsheet.
Outreach stays athlete-owned
The athlete reviews personal outreach, sends through a supported connected inbox, and keeps school communication history together.
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 accounts and profile review
- D3-focused OneScore matching and school lists
- Personal outreach through a supported connected inbox
- Communication history organized by school
What is not included
- No coach or administrator dashboard
- No roster monitoring or team reporting
- No automatic outreach without athlete review
- No guaranteed replies, offers, or admissions 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. A coach invitation does not replace that permission.