Too many hands, one login
Coaches know their rosters and schedules best, but the publishing tool only works for whoever learned it. Every change becomes an email and a wait.
Testament Athletics Engine
Athletics websites your staff can actually run.
Schedules, rosters, results and stories — published by the people who already know them, in minutes, without a web team or a ticket queue. Built for athletic departments that are asked to look like a Division I program on a small-college budget.
Staff-only by designNo student logins, no student records — nothing to leak.
Your own cloud accountYour site is isolated from every other school we serve.
Static and fastPre-built pages on a global CDN. Game-day traffic is a non-event.
The problem
Your athletics site is the front door. Most departments can't keep it current.
Recruits, parents, boosters and local media check it before they check anything else. But the tools behind it were built for programs with a full communications staff — so updates bottleneck on one overworked person, and the site drifts out of date by midseason.
Results that lag the game
Box scores live in your stat software. Getting them onto the site means retyping numbers late at night — or leaving them off entirely.
A security review you dread
Shared, multi-tenant platforms make IT ask hard questions about who else is on the server, and what student data sits next to your pages.
Our approach
One engine, built around how an athletic department actually works.
Organized by sport, edited by the people who own it
Every program gets its own schedule, roster, coaching staff, news, recruiting information and sponsors. Staff edit the sports they're responsible for, preview on a staging site, and publish when it's right.
Box scores in, not typed in
Import the StatCrew-format XML your scoring software already exports. Results match to the schedule and roll up into season stats automatically — flagged for staff review when anything doesn't line up.
Isolated hosting, by design
Each school's published site runs in its own cloud account, walled off from every other client. That's the answer your IT office wants to hear in a vendor review — and it's the default, not an upcharge.
Public content only
The Engine publishes what belongs on a public website and nothing else. There are no student accounts, grades, eligibility or medical records in the system — not locked away, simply absent.
Who it's for
Built for small-college and independent athletic departments.
If your sports information office is one person — or one person's side job — the Engine is designed around you. Athletic directors get a site that reflects the program they're building; coaches get control over their own pages; IT gets an architecture built to answer a vendor review.
- Athletic directors who want a site that recruits for them.
- Sports information directors covering more sports than hours.
- Coaches tired of waiting on someone else to update their roster.
- IT and compliance offices who need a clean data boundary.
See it on a real athletics site.
A thirty-minute walkthrough of the editor and a live demo site — with your sports, your questions, and no sales script.