Athlete-Hub builds and hosts the software high school programs actually use — live scoreboards parents can follow from the stands, season stats that keep themselves current, and recruiting profiles that don't look like a spreadsheet.
Every sport scores differently. The apps are built around how each one is actually kept, not one generic scoreboard with the words swapped out. Football and lacrosse are where we go deep — those are the two we play, write about and build for first.
Drive charts, down and distance, and scoring by quarter. Built for a press box with one person keeping the book and a crowd refreshing on their phones.
Primary focusGoals, assists, ground balls and faceoff percentage — tracked live, rolled into season stats without anyone retyping a stat sheet.
Primary focusInnings, box scores and batting order, kept simple enough to run one-handed.
Running score by quarter, fouls and player minutes on a tight clock.
Two halves, stoppage time, goals and cards — no over-engineering.
Another sport, or a season that needs something specific? It gets built.
Two free season sites we run for our own school and community, plus a sample athlete profile. These are not products for sale — they are what the software does, in public, every season.
East Forsyth High School varsity. Live game scoring, roster, schedule, game history and season stats. Installs to a phone home screen, so parents in the stands aren't hunting for a link.
efhslax.athlete-hub.org → LiveEast Forsyth High School varsity. Region 8-AAAAA standings, every score in the region with opponent records, and the full schedule with kickoff times. Built for a phone in the stands.
efhsfb.athlete-hub.org → LiveA recruiting page built to be sent to a college coach — highlights, measurables and season numbers on one link, instead of a PDF and three attachments.
demo.athlete-hub.org →The recruiting page is what we sell today — you install it, or we host it for you. Team season sites are the next thing we are building; the software runs, the version anyone can buy does not exist yet.
Written for football and lacrosse parents in Georgia. Every rule is checked against a primary source and dated — because most recruiting advice online quietly went out of date years ago.
Football is June 15 after sophomore year — not September 1, whatever the compliance PDFs still say. Men's lacrosse moved off September 1 entirely this year. With bylaw citations.
Read the guide →The reel's only job is to earn a request for full game film. Length, running order, telestration, and where football and lacrosse expectations diverge.
Read the guide →Coaches have been allowed to like and repost recruits since 2016 — so silence is information, not a compliance restriction. Plus what the one real coach survey found, and three popular claims with no evidence behind them.
Read the guide →Your son can email anyone at any age — what changes is what the coach may say back. Football and lacrosse are more than a year apart on it, and a dead period does not stop email.
Read the guide →Region champions only, then a points formula. A region runner-up can now miss the bracket entirely — and non-region scheduling suddenly counts.
Read the guide →Recruiting dates, highlight film, social media, coach outreach and how Georgia's playoff system changed. Every rule checked against a primary source and dated.
Browse the guides →Small, fast, and built so one volunteer can run it from the sideline.
A scorer signs in and enters the game. Nobody else needs an account, a login, or an app store download to follow along.
Season totals, leaderboards and game history come out of the games already entered. No second spreadsheet to maintain.
Built to load fast on bad stadium signal and install to a home screen like a normal app.
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