Athletics and records · For athletic directors and coaching staffs

An athletic department touchscreen display for every sport you play

Your athletic history is spread across a trophy case, banners, a record board and plaques in the office. One touchscreen can hold all of it, organized by sport and easy for coaches to help keep current.

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Illustrative preview of a touchscreen home screen and an open profile. The school, names and stories are fictional.

What is an athletic department touchscreen display?

An athletic department touchscreen display is an interactive screen that brings a school’s hall of fame, championships, records, team photos and coaches together in one place, organized by sport, usually at the main athletic entrance. HistoryShowcase gives each kind of honor its own collection and layout, and coaches can draft updates for their sports while the athletic director publishes.

Updated

Made for
Athletic directors and coaching staffs
Where schools put it
Main athletic entrance, Athletic office, The athletics web page
Layouts
Portrait gallery, Pennant, Honors ledger, Photo gallery, Profiles
Visitors can filter by
Sport, Year
Cost
Free to use. No payment details required.

Your history is in five places at once

Most athletic departments tell their story in pieces. Banners hang in the gym, trophies crowd the case, records are painted on a wall in the field house and hall of fame plaques line a hallway nobody walks down. Some sports have years of recognition. Others have almost none, simply because no one had the wall space or the time.

An athletic department touchscreen display brings those pieces together. A visitor can start from a sport and move from its championships to its record holders to the coach who built the program. Every sport gets the same space and the same treatment. And because coaches can draft updates for their own sports, the athletic director doesn’t have to do it all alone.

How does an athletic department touchscreen display compare with separate plaques, banners and cases?

What mattersPlaques, banners and casesHistoryShowcase
Where history livesSpread across walls, cases and hallwaysOne screen, starting from any sport
Every sport’s shareDepends on who had wall spaceThe same layouts for every program
Who does the updatingMostly the athletic directorCoaches draft, a publisher approves
Physical presenceReal trophies and banners people can seePhotos and stories behind each honor
Matching school colorsSet when each piece was madeColors and motion set in the design editor

What an athletic department display can hold

  • Athletic hall of fame

    Inductees with full biographies, induction years and photos, in a portrait gallery.

  • Championships

    League, section and state titles as championship banners, each opening the team and the season.

  • Records by sport

    Every program’s school records in clean ledger rows, easy to update the day a record falls.

  • Teams and rosters

    Team photos and rosters by season, so former players can find their year.

  • Coaches

    Head coaches through the years, with their seasons and the teams they built.

  • Every sport, equally

    Smaller programs get the same layout and the same space as the biggest ones.

How to organize the whole department

Organize by type of honor, with sport as a filter everywhere. Each collection gets the layout that suits it.

Your siteAthletics

  • Hall of FamePortrait gallery

    Inductees by induction year, each opening a full biography.

  • ChampionshipsPennant

    One banner per title, with the team and season inside.

  • School recordsHonors ledger

    Sub-collections per sport, one row per record.

  • Teams by seasonPhoto gallery

    Team photos with rosters in each story.

  • CoachesProfiles

    Head coaches with their years and highlights.

Visitors can narrow it by

  • Sport
  • Year

How do you set up an athletic department touchscreen display?

  1. Map out the home screen

    Pick the collections visitors see first and set your school’s colors in the design editor. No code needed.

  2. Bring in your coaches

    Add coaches as editors so each can draft their sport’s records, teams and history in the private draft.

  3. Review and publish together

    Preview the full display as visitors will see it. The athletic director or another publisher puts it live.

Where should an athletic department display go?

  • Main athletic entranceEvery athlete, parent and visiting team passes it.
  • Athletic officeA natural stop for alumni, recruits and new families touring the school.
  • The athletics web pageLink the published site so the whole history is online too.

Athletic department display questions

Can coaches help keep it current?

Yes. Add colleagues by email as editors. They can make changes in the private draft, and someone with publishing access reviews and publishes them.

Do we need everything ready before launch?

No. Start with what you have, perhaps the hall of fame and championships, and add records and rosters sport by sport.

Can we match our school colors?

Yes. The design editor lets you choose layouts and set colors, motion and atmosphere to match your school.

What if the network drops during a game?

When the display runs full screen or as an installed app, it saves the published site for offline use and keeps showing the last complete version.

Tell your whole athletics story in one place

Free to use. No payment details required.