Your program's history. Ask it anything.

Every season, every record, every milestone — a verified answer in seconds, drawn from your own official records.

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All-time scoring leader?

Sharon Welle holds CSB’s all-time scoring record with 49 career goals (1989–1993), from the official program record book — detailed season-by-season stats begin in 2002. In the detailed records, the leader is Megan Thompson with 34 goals.

Welle’s 49 goals edge out Colleen Neary’s 47 (1988–1992) and Megan McVoy’s 43 (2001–2004) for the top spot in program history. Thompson’s 34 goals represent the highest total among players whose full career data is available in the detailed archive.

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What Field does

Your history, instantly accessible.

Your department's records exist — in spreadsheets, media guides, old databases, staff memory. Field makes all of it findable: every program, every season, every question answered from verified data.

Your Department's Archive

Media guides, record books, rosters, schedules, championship history — across every program, however far back your records go.

Connected Across Programs

Field links seasons, players, coaches, and records from every sport into a searchable history that grows richer with every question.

Plain English Answers

Ask a question the way you'd ask a colleague. Field responds with verified answers written in plain English — not database results.

Who uses Field?

Every story has an audience.

Coaches recruit with it. Communicators publish it. Athletes research it. Fans celebrate it. Alumni reconnect through it. Field speaks each of their languages without changing the facts.

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Coaches

Program history is one of the most underused recruiting tools a coach has. Field surfaces verified context — records, milestones, player legacies — that helps coaches tell a program's story with confidence.

“Who's been our all-time leading rusher?”

Sam Sura leads all rushers in Field's records with 4,031 career rushing yards. Sura's total puts him well ahead of the field among backs tracked since 1999. That kind of sustained production — built on the ground game that has long defined SJU Football — speaks to both durability and the program's commitment to physical, run-first play.

How it works

Ask anything.
Trust the answer.

Field doesn't guess. It reads the question, queries your verified records, and writes an answer from exactly what comes back — nothing more.

01

You ask

Any historical question, in plain language — a record, a season, a rivalry, a milestone. No special syntax required.

02

A planner reads your intent

A model translates your question into a precise database query — a structured lookup, not an inference from training data.

03

Your archive answers

The query runs against your verified records. Real data comes back — wins, stats, career totals. Nothing estimated.

04

The explainer writes the response

A second model receives only the verified results and writes a plain-language answer in your program’s voice. It cannot generate statistics.

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Every number is traceable

Every statistic in a Field answer came from a specific record in your archive. You can verify it. Your staff can cite it. Field can’t make one up.

What makes Field different

History your whole department trusts.

Staff, coaches, communicators, fans — one shared source of truth. A verified, citable answer to any question about your program's history.

Stories, not search results.

Every answer reads like a researcher wrote it — with context, continuity, and meaning. Not a list of numbers, but the story they tell.

Grounded, not guessed.

Statistics aren't generated — they're found. Every number traces to a verified record in your archive. You can cite it, share it, and stand behind it.

Built to last.

Coaches change. Staff changes. Students graduate. History shouldn't disappear with them. Field preserves what your department has built, for whoever comes next.

Honest by design.

Every answer traces to your archive. When the records don't support a claim, Field says so. Not a limitation — the most useful thing a system can do.

Football

“Who's been our all-time leading rusher?”

The program's all-time leader has 4,031 career rushing yards — well ahead of the field among backs on record, built on a ground game that has defined the program for decades.

Common questions

What people ask about Field.

Field is institutional memory for college athletic departments. It makes your department's program history queryable in plain language — fans, alumni, recruits, and staff ask questions and receive verified answers grounded in the official records. Every number in a Field answer traces to a verified source; the model writes the explanation, your archive supplies the facts.

Field never generates or infers statistics from model training data. Every fact in a Field answer is drawn from the athletic department's own verified records — queried from a database, not invented by a language model. When records don't support a claim, Field says so rather than guessing.

Field is sport-agnostic — football, soccer, basketball, hockey, cross country, any program with structured historical records can be included. One department subscription covers every sport you upload data for, and every program gets the same quality of access to its own history.

Field is built for the whole department, not a single role. Coaches use it for recruiting conversations; communications staff for deadline research; athletic directors for program-wide visibility. Alumni, fans, and recruits access it directly — exploring program history without going through your staff.

Field starts at $800/month — full department access, two programs included. Additional programs are $200/month each, with no limit on how many you can add. Founding-partner rates are available for early customers, and no per-user pricing means the department license covers everyone.

Yes. Field is a lightweight embed that works alongside any existing athletics site or CMS — no integration required, no platform migration. Programs keep their existing website exactly as it is; Field adds a searchable archive layer wherever you place it.