Your book. Your numbers.

Every number on OCF shows where it came from. When a team sends its own stat book, that's what we publish, and it outranks any newspaper recap. Only an official CIF result ranks higher.

What your program gets

• County rankings by class and position. Every player with a stat line gets a profile, ranked against all of Orange County. College staffs search exactly this way.
• Eligibility for the OCF Top 20, Player of the Week graphics and the weekly leaderboards that get shared.
• Your record, not someone's transcription. If a recap got a carry wrong, your book fixes it.
• A person handles corrections, within 48 hours, and every change is logged publicly.

What it takes

1. After the game, export your stats the way you already keep them: a MaxPreps or Hudl export, a spreadsheet, or a clear photo of the stat sheet.
2. Upload it below, or email it to stats@orangecountyfootball.com.
3. Sunday night is fine. We publish Monday morning. Friday-night final scores can come any time.

What we publish about players

Name, class, position, team and stats. That's all. No contact information, no birthdates, nothing beyond what a high school box score normally shows. A parent can have a player removed at any time through Corrections.

Exporting from MaxPreps or Hudl? You're sending your own team's records, which you're entitled to share. Columns are matched automatically; you don't need to reformat anything.