MAC Sports builds a custom-branded platform for your school where student-athletes create professional recruiting profiles, showcase film and accomplishments, and share their profiles with college programs.
One School. Every Sport. Every Athlete.
Instead of individual websites existing separately, your school develops one searchable athlete network — with your name, your colors, and your community.
The platform is built around the way athletic departments actually work — approvals, rosters, and permissions at every level.
Control athlete approvals, rosters, sports, profile publishing, sponsor placements, announcements, permissions, and basic engagement analytics.
Coaches manage their own roster and athletes without gaining administrative control over the entire school platform.
Athletes and parents manage the athlete’s information subject to school approval rules.
Nothing is published until the school approves it — keeping every profile accurate and on-brand.
Share schedules, tryouts, camps, and program news directly through the platform.
See how many profiles are live, how they are viewed, and how your athletes are engaging with college programs.
The goal isn’t blasting 500 coaches. It’s helping each athlete identify the right schools and run an organized recruiting campaign — with their profile attached to every message.
Find college programs and filter by division, state, academics, and athletic level
Save schools and build a right-fit target list
Create personalized outreach drafts and attach the athlete’s MAC profile
Share one professional profile instead of five scattered links
Track recruiting activity from contacted to responded, follow-up, camp, visit, and offer
Designed for student-athletes: parents/guardians and designated school personnel have visibility and controls, and an athlete or authorized adult approves communications before they’re sent — not an unrestricted direct-messaging system.
This shouldn’t be another expense. MAC helps schools create approved digital sponsorship opportunities for local businesses — so the platform can generate revenue for the department instead of only costing it.
An ecosystem, not a fee.
Revenue arrangements involving public schools, student-athletes, sponsorships, NIL, student data, or school marks should be reviewed against district policies, state rules, privacy requirements, and athletic-association rules before launch.
Local businesses gain exposure, and MAC grows with your school. Start with a walkthrough built around your athletic department.