“Stay in the game with MaxPreps”
“Stay updated with high school sports”
“Enjoy videos, photos, & news”
“Follow your favorite teams”
“Create custom scoreboards”
“Real-time scores across the country”
“Follow live games & see post game stats”
“Claim your profile”
“Customize your profile”
“Find team schedules, rosters, & more”
A closer look at the screenshots
Three athlete photographs introduce different sports without an interface.
A news feed includes a recruit story and sport filters.
A game photograph includes a specific play caption.
A team-following view contains unreplaced sample headline text.
Date tabs organise a dense list of scores and team logos.
An in-progress score shows a live badge and quarter timer.
A game tracker includes quarter scores and a commentary area with placeholder text.
A nested phone view shows a profile-claim confirmation.
A filled profile combines biography, social links, and followers.
A team hub displays its record, schedule, and administration access.
About this app
The MaxPreps app is essential for athletes, parents, and coaches to stay informed. Offering the most timely and comprehensive high school sports information available, the MaxPreps app is the go-to resource every high school sports athlete, parent, fan, and coach needs to keep up with their favorite teams. • Stay up-to-date on your favorite teams and athletes with exclusive push notifications • Update your career profile and follow your favorite athletes • Contribute live scores when attending games • Create custom scoreboards by sport or location • Coaches can manage the roster, schedule, and statistics Do you have questions or feedback? Feel free to email us anytime: support@maxpreps.com. MaxPreps is the largest national database of high school information, but not every team or school participates at the same level. The more information your favorite team or school provides MaxPreps, the better your experience will be.
Headlines in this set
10 screenshots · 10 with a headline
“Stay in the game with MaxPreps”
Stay in the game uses sports language for continued involvement.
“Stay updated with high school sports”
High school sports defines the news scope.
“Enjoy videos, photos, & news”
The three formats identify the content available.
“Follow your favorite teams”
The follow action is clear, but the placeholder weakens the supporting example.
“Create custom scoreboards”
Custom describes control over the scoreboard selection.
“Real-time scores across the country”
Real-time and across the country specify timing and reach.
“Follow live games & see post game stats”
The two actions cover live tracking and review after the game.
“Claim your profile”
Claim introduces the action for taking control of an athlete profile.
“Customize your profile”
Customize focuses on editing personal presentation.
“Find team schedules, rosters, & more”
The list names specific team information before broadening with more.
How Sports sets are usually built
Most Sports apps feature-per-slide, with text-top-device-bottom (83% of sets, 65% of screens).