A digital sports community that turns into real games
A sports community only works when the people in it are reachable. AthletiLink combines a public feed, searchable member profiles and direct messages so that following someone can become training with them.
Free to start
- Performance profile with film and measurables
- Community feed for updates and clips
- Direct messaging with coaches and clubs
- Directory search by sport, position and location
- Gear and recovery marketplace
Built around a feed people actually post to
The feed is where members share sessions, results, PRs and clips. It gives newer players a way to be noticed without cold outreach, and gives coaches an ongoing view of who is progressing.
Every post links back to a full profile, so a clip that catches your eye is one click from position, level, location and a message box.
- Post updates, photos and attachments to the community feed
- Each post has its own page, so it can be shared anywhere
- Profiles show sport, position, level and measurables
- Message any member directly once you have an account
Local first, then wider
Members list their location, so you can find people in your city before you look nationally. That is what makes a community usable: the sessions you can actually get to.
Search by sport and position to narrow further — a goalkeeper looking for a Sunday side and a coach looking for a goalkeeper are the same search from two directions.
How to get started
- 01
Set your location and sport
So local members and clubs can find you.
- 02
Post something real
A session, a result, a clip. One post makes your profile worth opening.
- 03
Reach out
Message the players, coaches and clubs near you and arrange the session.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a cost to join the community?
No. Profiles, posting, browsing and messaging are free.
What sports are covered?
The network is sport-agnostic. Members set their own sport and position, and the recruiting guides cover football, basketball, baseball, softball, soccer, volleyball, track and field, wrestling, lacrosse, golf and hockey.
Is AthletiLink free to use?
Yes. Creating a profile, posting to the feed, browsing other members and messaging is free for athletes. You never need a paid plan to be discoverable.
Can I look around before signing up?
Yes. Profiles, the feed, the scouting directory and the gear marketplace are all browsable without an account. You only need to sign in to post, message or save people.
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Build a profile, find people in your sport near you, and start real conversations. Free for athletes.
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Sports networking
AthletiLink is a sports networking app where athletes, coaches and clubs build verified profiles, post updates, message each other and find real opportunities. Free to join.
Find players
Search athletes by sport, position and location, see their level before you commit, and message them directly. Free way to find teammates and local players.
Clubs & teams
Search sports clubs and teams by sport and location, see the players already there, and message the club or its coaches directly. Free for athletes.
For athletes
Build a verified athlete profile with measurables, stats and film, post to the feed, get messaged by coaches and scouts, and shop pro-grade gear. Free for athletes.
For coaches & scouts
Search athletes by sport, position, level and location, build saved shortlists, message prospects directly and track your pipeline with recruiting analytics.
Events & trials
Find trials, showcases, camps and open sessions posted by athletes, coaches and clubs in your sport and area — then message the organiser directly.
Amateur sport
Amateur, school and club athletes get a real profile, a community feed, direct messaging with coaches and clubs, and a gear marketplace — free to join.
Keep going
Free recruiting readiness score
Ten questions, an honest score, and your prioritized next steps.
College athletic recruiting guide
Timelines by grade, division fit and a readiness checklist.
NCAA Eligibility Center
What the NCAA Eligibility Center requires: 16 core courses, D1 and D2 GPA rules, registration timing, transcripts, amateurism and a step-by-step checklist.
Athletic scholarships
How athletic scholarships work: head-count vs equivalency sports, scholarship limits by sport, stacking academic aid, and how to compare real net cost.
How to email college coaches (with templates that get replies)
How to email college coaches: subject lines, what to include, follow-up cadence, and copy-paste templates for first contact, camps and senior-year outreach.
NCAA recruiting rules
NCAA recruiting rules explained: contact periods by division, when coaches can call, official and unofficial visits, dead periods, and what you may do first.