Multi-sport campus: one site, clear paths per sport

A multi-sport campus that dumps every program onto one homepage wall of logos creates the same parent question: "Where do I actually register for soccer?" One site can host many sports — if each sport has a clear path, packages, and a Register button that does not require a scavenger hunt.

One URL, many sport landings

- Hub page: campus name, address, parking, shared facility rules - Sport pages: soccer, basketball, volleyball, etc. — each with ages, seasons, coaches, packages - Shared forms where it helps (photo release, emergency contacts) — sport-specific where it must (tryout dates, session blocks) - Navigation parents understand on a phone: Sport → Age → Package → Register - How families pay **the academy** for each program

Do not make soccer parents scroll past three basketball banners to find a buried PDF.

Confusion costs seats

When the only accurate schedule lives in a coach's head or a sport-specific Instagram, quieter sports get fewer signups and louder sports get inbox chaos. A rented working site keeps every sport current without teaching each coach a website builder.

CCCM working site

- $149 first month, then $99/month, three-month minimum - One campus site; we update sport pages when seasons roll - Money to your academy — CCCM never holds fees - Checkout: https://www.getcccm.com/checkout - Club-leaning programs: https://www.getcccm.com/sports

When multi-sport rosters and clearance flags outgrow spreadsheets, Academy OS is talk-first: https://www.getcccm.com/academy-os — no public OS price.

Invented sample (not a client)

"Ridgeway Multi-Sport Campus (invented) uses one domain with Soccer, Basketball, and Strength landings; each sport lists Fall packages and Register to the campus Square." Invented — not a live academy.

Shared vs sport-specific fees

Publish what is campus-wide (facility access card, annual registration) vs sport-specific (team fee, uniform). Parents hate discovering a second "mandatory" fee after they already paid the first. List the stack once per sport path.

Cross-sport siblings

Families with a soccer kid and a basketball kid should not fill two unrelated builders. Same site, two packages, one household contact pattern. Sibling discount rules belong in plain English on both sport pages — not only in a chat only one coach reads.

Facility calendar without drowning Register

If the gym is shared, a short "how we schedule conflicts" note helps. Do not turn the public site into a full facility booking system unless that is also a product you sell — and if it is, keep facility rental inquiries separate from athlete Register (different CTA, same domain is fine).

Branding without clutter

Campus brand on top. Sport identity in the subpages. Parents should feel they joined a coherent academy, not fifteen unrelated pop-ups that happen to share a parking lot.

When a sport sells out, mark that sport's package full the same day. Do not leave a green Register button that only produces apology emails.

Plain next step

If a working public Register site is what you need, start at https://www.getcccm.com/checkout or email hello@getcccm.com with your school or club name, city, and what you run. If you need staff-desk ops instead, use https://www.getcccm.com/academy-os and expect a conversation — not a self-serve price button.