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ATHLETIC SCHEDULING

Game proposals that actually get confirmed

Send a digital proposal, get a digital confirmation. No more email chains, missed replies, or "did we agree on 6 PM or 6:30?"

High school athletic schedules still live in email threads.

Most ADs coordinate games through a mix of emails, phone calls, and shared spreadsheets — then hope nothing falls through the cracks. There's no confirmation trail, no single source of truth, and no way to know if the other AD actually saw your message.

How it works

From proposal to confirmed. In minutes.

Most organizations build a seating chart in one tool, sell tickets in another, and figure out check-in on event day. The result is duplicated work, disconnected data, and no clear picture of what sold, who showed up, or how much you made.

1
Build the proposal

Pick your sport, select an opponent, and set the details — date, time, level, facility, and any financial terms. Agreement language pre-fills from your school's defaults. Preview exactly what the other AD will see before you send.

2
Opponent reviews

The opposing AD receives a branded landing page with everything they need to decide — matchup details, proposed schedule, facility info, and your agreement terms. They can Accept, Decline, or Suggest Changes. No Admittee account required.

3
Calendar updated

On acceptance, the agreement is locked with a digital record. Events are created automatically on your calendar — and on the opponent's calendar if they're also on Admittee. If you've configured ticket types, the event can publish for ticket sales automatically.

One tool for every type of matchup

Head-to-Head proposals

One home school, one visiting school. Set the date, time, level, and facility. The visiting AD reviews and responds. Used for regular season games, scrimmages, and playoff matchups.

Invitational proposals

Hosting a tournament or invitational? Invite multiple schools in a single proposal. Manage responses from all participants in one place.

Every detail that matters for athletic scheduling

Counter-proposals

The opposing AD can suggest different times instead of just accepting or declining. You review their suggestion and accept or edit. The back-and-forth is tracked — no more losing changes in an email thread.

Works with any opponent

The recipient doesn't need an Admittee account. They receive a public landing page, review the proposal, and respond. Confirmation works the same either way.

Agreement language & defaults

Set your school's agreement terms, notes, and fee structures once. They pre-fill every new proposal automatically. No starting from scratch each time.

Activity history & audit log

Every action — sent, viewed, edited, accepted, reminder fired — is timestamped and visible to both sides. When a question comes up mid-season, the answer is always there.

Pre-game reminder emails

Automatic reminders go out to both schools before the game. Configurable days in advance. One less thing to remember.

Auto-publish to ticket sales

If your event has ticket types configured, acceptance can trigger automatic publishing. The game is confirmed and on sale — without any extra steps.

No more "I never got that email."

No more "I never got that email."

Every proposal has a confirmation page both sides can reference, an activity log showing exactly when it was sent, viewed, and accepted, and an iCal feed of the agreed schedule. When a question comes up — and it will — the answer is one click away.

  • Timestamped activity log visible to both schools

  • Digital confirmation record on acceptance

  • iCal feed for the full agreed schedule

  • Permission controls — only authorized ADs can approve change requests

Every proposal has a confirmation page both sides can reference, an activity log showing exactly when it was sent, viewed, and accepted, and an iCal feed of the agreed schedule. When a question comes up — and it will — the answer is one click away.

  • Timestamped activity log visible to both schools

  • Digital confirmation record on acceptance

  • iCal feed for the full agreed schedule

  • Permission controls — only authorized ADs can approve change requests

Built for the people who build the schedule

Athletic Directors

Replace the email threads and phone tag that come with building a schedule. Send proposals, collect confirmations, and keep your season organized from one calendar.

Activities Directors

Coordinate games, tournaments, and invitationals the same way you manage everything else on campus — through one shared system instead of a separate process.

Multi-sport programs

Run proposals across every sport simultaneously. Each proposal is sport-specific, level-specific, and tracked independently. Basketball and soccer scheduling don't get mixed up.

Schools hosting invitationals

Invite multiple schools, manage their responses, and auto-create all confirmed events on your calendar. No spreadsheet required.

Game Proposals are just the start

Confirmed games connect to your facility calendar, your event setup, and your ticketing — so when a game is scheduled, everything else follows automatically.

Schedule

Build chart

Sell tickets

Run event

See results

Send proposal

Send proposal

Send proposal

Get Confirmed

Get Confirmed

Get Confirmed

Facility booked

Tickets published

Tickets published

Tickets published

Game day

Game day

Game day

"We eliminated 120 hours of manual work and replaced 6 different systems."

"We eliminated 120 hours of manual work and replaced 6 different systems."

Tim Nethers, CIO, Foundation Academy

Tim Nethers, CIO, Foundation Academy

Trusted by schools and organizations across the country

Common questions about Game Proposals

Does the opposing AD need an Admittee account?
Does the opposing AD need an Admittee account?
What happens when a proposal is accepted?
What happens when a proposal is accepted?
Can the opposing AD suggest different times?
Can the opposing AD suggest different times?
Can I send proposals for multiple levels of the same sport?
Can I send proposals for multiple levels of the same sport?
What's the difference between Head-to-Head and Invitational proposals?
What's the difference between Head-to-Head and Invitational proposals?
Is there a contract or commitment?
Is there a contract or commitment?

Build your schedule without the back-and-forth

Send your first proposal in minutes. No setup fees, no contracts.