Your own account
Your published site lives in a dedicated cloud account that belongs to your school's deployment alone — isolated from every other client we serve.
The Testament Athletics Engine
Everything a department publishes, in one place built for it.
A content platform designed around sports, seasons and the staff who run them — not a general-purpose website builder with an athletics template bolted on.
Programs
Every sport gets a complete home.
Each program carries its own content, managed from one editor:
- Schedules with home, away and neutral-site games
- Season-by-season rosters with player photos
- Coaching staff with bios and contact details
- Program news and recruiting information
- Program sponsors and social links, with live social feeds
Results & stats
Box scores in minutes, not the next morning.
Upload the StatCrew-format XML your scoring software already produces. The Engine parses the box score, matches it to the right game on the schedule, and rolls it into player season stats.
Anything it can't match with confidence waits for a staff member to confirm — nothing unreviewed is ever published.
Department
The whole department, not just the teams.
- A homepage billboard for your biggest stories and moments
- Giving and booster information front and center
- Custom department pages for everything beyond the teams
- Affiliate and partner logos, each linked out
Publishing
Preview first. Publish when it's right.
Every change lands on a private staging site first, so staff can see exactly what the public will see. Publishing pushes the finished site live in one step.
Staff sign in with their own accounts — there is no shared password to pass around, and no student-facing login at all.
Architecture
The answers your IT office will ask for.
Nothing sensitive to protect
The Engine holds public content only. No student accounts, grades, eligibility or medical records exist anywhere in the system.
Static pages, global CDN
Pages are pre-built and served from a global content delivery network. No database behind the public site means no database to take down on game day.
Book a demo.
We'll walk through the editor and a live demo site, answer your IT office's questions, and talk through what moving your current site would involve.