Nexus Sports

Problem Statement
& Solution

Problem Statement

Intercollegiate club sports in the United States face many operational challenges. Programs are often managed with outdated tools or disconnected systems, leading to issues in registration, scheduling, communication, and promotion. Administrators and student-athletes must spend significant time on manual processes that distract from their core responsibilities. The lack of a centralized platform makes it difficult to manage travel logistics, risk, and event coordination efficiently across different colleges.

Problem Solution

Nexus provides a complete software-as-a-service solution specifically built for intercollegiate club sports programs. It supports all stakeholders by offering tools for: - Registration - Facility scheduling - Risk management - Communication - Promotion of events and clubs With Nexus, universities and colleges can simplify administrative operations, enhance communication among student-athletes and staff, and increase the visibility of club sports programs. Future plans include payment integration and partnerships with national governing bodies.

Product
Users

Target Audience

- Colleges and universities in the U.S. with active club sports programs
- Club sports administrators and coordinators
- Student-athletes involved in intercollegiate competitions
- Campus recreation departments seeking improved oversight and management

Primary Needs

- Easy and secure registration system
- Streamlined facility and event scheduling
- Effective risk and travel management tools
- Centralized communication platform
- Tools for promoting student organizations and events
- Scalable infrastructure to grow with national networks

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Product
Users

Product
User Challenges

- Managing registrations across multiple clubs and events
- Scheduling facilities without conflict
- Ensuring compliance and managing risk manually
- Lack of centralized communication between athletes and administration
- Limited tools to promote events or club achievements
- Fragmented tools make reporting and coordination difficult

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