Jordan Lee
Grade 11 · Varsity soccer
No running or jumping.
Brace required.
- Practice
- No running or jumping.
Brace required. - Competition
- No competition
An athletic director asked an athletic trainer to maintain a spreadsheet of participation restrictions.
A practical request. Coaches needed to know what their athletes could do, and the school needed a way to keep them informed.
SidelineWorks brings school requirements and athletic trainer restrictions together, so coaches can check who can participate—and what limits apply.
Grade 11 · Varsity soccer
Fictional athlete · Example coach view
The form is in the office. The restriction is in a text. The coach needs to know what the athlete can do.
SidelineWorks puts those pieces together. School staff check requirements. Athletic trainers record restrictions. Coaches and families can see what applies to their athlete.
Each person sees the information they need to do their part.
The coach’s view
See Cleared, Restricted, or Out alongside the instructions for practice and competition.
Fictional athlete · Jordan Lee, Phantom High
SidelineWorks-Core brings participation status and school requirements together. SidelineWorks-Complete adds parent uploads and document review.
Keep participation information together.
Keep collecting, reviewing, and storing documents through your existing process.
Talk about SidelineWorks-CoreBring the forms into the same place.
SidelineWorks prepares the information. Your staff checks the original and confirms the record before eligibility changes.
Talk about SidelineWorks-CompleteDistrict volume pricing is available.
Built from the work
Writing down a restriction is one part of the job. Getting that instruction to the coach—and keeping track of what changed—is another.
That’s the work SidelineWorks is built around.
We’re preparing for our first real-school pilots. We’ll show you what’s built, listen to how your school works, and be clear about what still needs proving.
Founder Matt Hoffmann brings more than ten years of healthcare management experience, a background in orthopedics, and experience leading athletic trainer teams.
School staff confirm eligibility and school requirements. Athletic trainers record temporary participation restrictions. SidelineWorks brings those decisions together; when one is more restrictive, that limit applies.
Cleared means no participation limits are shown for the activity. Restricted means specific limits apply; the instructions appear right beside the status. Out means the athlete cannot participate in the activity shown.
Practice and competition can have different instructions. School requirements are shown separately.
Not with SidelineWorks-Core. Keep collecting, reviewing, and storing documents as you do today while tracking requirements and participation in SidelineWorks.
SidelineWorks-Complete adds parent uploads and school document review.
SidelineWorks-Complete organizes information from an uploaded form and points school reviewers back to the original. Authorized staff check and confirm the record before eligibility changes.
No. SidelineWorks communicates participation instructions and school requirements. It does not replace medical charts, treatment notes, or the professionals who make those decisions.
Yes. Explore Phantom High, a fictional Wisconsin school, without signing up. It shows prepared examples of school staff, athletic trainer, coach, and family views.
The public demo is read-only: you won’t upload forms or change an athlete’s status.
Explore Phantom HighNot yet. We’re preparing for our first real-school pilots. A pilot conversation starts with how your school works and what you want to test. Scope and terms are agreed before you commit.
Explore Phantom High and follow a participation update through the views for school staff, athletic trainers, coaches, and families.
No sign-up. Fictional school. Read-only examples.