For high school MMA & combat-sports clubs
Scholastic MMA almost never runs as a sanctioned varsity sport the way wrestling does — most programs are a club, an after-school combat-sports group, or a cross-training add-on for wrestlers and strikers alike. That's exactly who this is built for. Fightprint scores it as its own MMA ruleset — striking, clinch, and ground all counting toward the same number — logged at practice, coach-side, without a single student ever creating an account, handing over an email, or touching an app.
Built specifically for this
A roster member is just a name your coach attaches to an exchange they watched and logged — never a login, never an email address, never a birthdate. It sidesteps the whole "get 40 minors to create accounts" problem districts run into with every other product in this space, because there's nothing to sign up for.
Collects
First name + last initial
Never collects
Email, DOB, or any login
Who logs it
Your coach, mat-side
One number, not three separate apps
Where MMA shows up in practice-tracking tools at all, it's usually a wrestling app converting takedowns into an "MMA" tag, or a striking app that ignores the clinch and the ground entirely — not one number built for what actually happens in an MMA exchange.
Most tools
A wrestling or striking product with an "MMA" label slapped on top — the ground, the clinch, and the striking never actually get scored together.
Fightprint
Striking, clinch, and ground all count toward the same MMA numbers — suppressed below a real diversity floor so no single athlete's data is ever exposed, and never averaged into a pure-wrestling or pure-striking rate.
One ruleset, every phase of the fight
Takedowns, ground-and-pound, clinch work, and finishes, in the vocabulary your room already uses.
How it works
01
First name and last initial for each athlete — takes minutes, no student action needed at all.
02
Same position → setup → outcome flow the consumer app uses, built for a coach standing at the edge of a round, not a desk.
03
Per-athlete and room-wide rates with a real confidence interval — never a percentage from three attempts dressed up as a fact.
Pricing
Custom pricing by roster size, annual invoicing, a data processing agreement, and a security questionnaire answered honestly — not a self-serve checkout. See our security overview or DPA template.
Questions athletic directors actually ask
No. Most programs using this for MMA are clubs, after-school groups, or wrestlers/strikers cross-training together — not a sanctioned varsity roster. If your school runs any organized combat-sports practice, this fits.
No — that's the entire point of the coach-managed mode. An athlete is a name your coach attaches to an exchange they watched; there's no login, no email collected, no student ever touches the product directly.
Since no student PII is collected in the first place, there's no student education record to protect in the way a district vendor agreement usually worries about. Read the real specifics on our security page.
Because an MMA exchange isn't a wrestling round or a boxing round with different rules bolted on — striking, clinch, and ground all happen in the same exchange. Scoring it as its own ruleset means those numbers never get diluted into a pure-wrestling or pure-striking rate, and vice versa.
Yes — any athlete 18 or older can register normally and see their own personal dashboard. Coach-managed logging is there specifically for the rest of the roster.
A security overview and a DPA template are both public — /security/ and /dpa/ — built to hand straight to your business office.
No self-serve checkout here on purpose — tell us about your program and we'll figure out the right fit together.
