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Say what you need. The right players answer.

Post what your program is looking for and it lands with the athletes who actually fit — class year, position, state. The ones who want it raise their hand, and you hear from players who already know your program and chose it. Free to list, and a person handles your verification, usually within two business days.

How it works

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    Get verified, and get the badge

    Sign up with your work email and pick your title. A person checks your name against your program’s staff page — a link to it is the fastest way through, and a credential or offer letter works if you are new. Verified listings are labeled official, and families can tell the difference at a glance.

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    Post a yello and let it do the matching

    “Left-handed pitcher, 2028, 3.0 and up.” It reaches exactly the athletes who fit, in their own feed, without you working a list. Three open at a time, so each one carries weight.

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    Fill your camp

    Showcases, prospect days and clinics, with the flyer you already have. Families filter by position, class year, division, distance and price — so your camp turns up for the players it was built for. Then watch what it did, day by day.

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    Connect, and keep talking

    She answers; you approve; her profile and contact details open, and she is told the moment it happens. Post updates as yourself and in your program’s name, and everyone following you sees them.

Why a connection here is worth more

Every athlete who reaches you on yelloball chose to. She read what your program said it needed and decided she wanted it — no purchased lists, no mass email, nobody nudged into it. Her answer is the interest, not a step toward finding out whether she has any.

That is also why she answers at all. Families are here because nobody can comb through their daughters, and a girl who trusts the place puts her hand up instead of ignoring you. The signal is worth more because it costs her something to send.

What verification opens up

  • Your program’s page, in your words. Photos, description, links and staff — yours to edit, published the moment you save it.
  • Post as yourself and as the program. Updates, images and video, to the feed and to your page.
  • Camps, with the numbers. Impressions, views, saves, interest and click-throughs to your own registration page, day by day — so you know which camp is working while there is still time to fill it.
  • Yellos and connections. Before you approve anyone you see her profile and her posts, so you are deciding with the same information you would have after a phone call.

Not at a college? Verified club directors, instructors and facilities post and run their organization’s page here too. Camps and athlete connections are for college programs.

No .edu address? Not a problem

Plenty of NJCAA, CCCAA and private programs run on commercial domains, so a .edu address is a signal here rather than a requirement — and it would not stop an impostor anyway. A person reading your staff-directory page is slower, harder to fake, and does not shut out half the country.
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