A full media team on your event — live results, bracket graphics, daily recaps, sponsor activation, and on-site signage. Most tournaments run on a volunteer with a phone. Yours runs on a former Division I Sports Information Director and a production system built for weekends like this.
Everything a championship event needs, scoped to your dates. Tap any department to see what ships.
Coverage starts before the first game and doesn't stop when the trophy is handed out. Pick a phase to see exactly what ships.
Built and loaded before a single team arrives.
Live coverage from first whistle to championship.
The part most events skip — and the part sponsors remember.
A tournament isn't a subscription. Three tiers scoped to your dates and field size — pick the one that fits and pay for the event, not the year.
Add-ons available on any tier: on-site presence, expanded print, and video. Most events fund a meaningful share through a presenting partner — we build those materials as part of the engagement.
Either — it's part of the scope conversation. On-site gives you live social, crowd engagement, and faster turnaround. Remote production still delivers every graphic, recap, and report on the same clock, using scores fed from your table. Most events run a hybrid.
Templates are built and loaded before the event starts, so producing a result is filling in verified numbers, not designing from scratch. Simultaneous-game volume is a scoping question we settle up front — we tell you what we can hold to before you sign, not after.
You designate a contact at the scorer's table or tournament desk. They text or submit finals as rounds complete. That's the entire lift on your staff. We verify every score and name before anything publishes.
Yes — sponsor lockups are built into the templates before the event, so their placement is automatic on every graphic, recap, and post rather than added as an afterthought. They get an ROI report afterward showing exactly what their name reached.
Four to six weeks is comfortable — that covers branding, template builds, print production lead time, and sponsor materials. Shorter windows are sometimes workable with reduced print scope. Tell us your dates and we'll be straight about what's realistic.
Yes. Full asset handoff is standard — every graphic, recap, and file produced during the event is yours. Run the same event next year and the brand system is already built.