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PlayOn! Sports and rSchoolToday Combine to Transform High School Sports Technology Landscape

PlayOn! Sports and rSchoolToday Combine to Transform High School Sports Technology Landscape

ATLANTA – May 8, 2023 – rSchoolToday has joined the PlayOn! Sports family of brands. The combined companies share a mission to elevate the event experience for schools and fans with innovative technology. Both teams take pride in empowering athletic administrators to save time and make positive impacts in their communities.  

“As the high school sports and technology world continues to evolve, we are excited to welcome rSchoolToday into our family to catalyze our vision of a complete solution for school events,” said David Rudolph, CEO of PlayOn!. “Together, we will create unparalleled opportunities for schools to foster fan engagement and rally their communities around their favorite activities.”

PlayOn! was founded in 2008 with the purpose of honoring and celebrating the achievements of high school students, coaches and administrators nationwide. Best known for operating GoFan and the NFHS Network, PlayOn! provides digital ticketing and streaming services to over 10,000 schools and sets the standard for in-person, live-stream and on-demand events.

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