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Ask sourced questions about public athletics data and get an answer with its source, not a black box.
Inside the workspaceReporting and compliance preparation for athletics departments
File the EADA, prepare the NCAA financial report, hand your accountant a complete pack, model Title IX equity, track revenue-share commitments, and vet agents, all from one set of reviewed numbers.
Book a walkthrough →or look up any school, free
Public EADA history for roughly 2,300 schools, including your own past reports, ready to carry into this year’s filing.
Public data is only the starting point.
FILEfrom last year’s reportRECONCILEEADA to NCAA, line by lineMODELTitle IX & revenue shareHAND OFFto your accountant
For compliance, SWA, and front-office teams
Enter it once.
It reaches everyone who needs it.
The figures you review for the EADA are the same ones behind the NCAA financial report, your accountant’s pack, and your equity model, so nothing gets re-keyed and nothing drifts.
Tour the whole platform →You enter
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OnPar prepares these reports for you to review and submit. It does not submit to the Department of Education or the NCAA, and it does not certify compliance.
Free public data
See any school’s
Title IX history.
The annual EADA filing · next public-report date October 15, 2027
Stop rebuilding the
same survey every fall.
OnPar starts an EADA filing from a prior report or published federal data, then tracks every section from first draft through sign-off to recorded submission. The next public-report date is October 15, 2027.
See how filing works →Carry forwardLast year’s figures and screening answers come in flagged for review, never silently accepted.
Enter like a spreadsheetPaste a block straight from Excel or Sheets into the coaching and finance grids.
Prove it laterVersioned evidence, frozen versions, sign-offs on the exact snapshot, and an activity log of every change.
Passed the Senate · Awaiting the House
Get ready for the
Protect College Sports Act.
On September 28, 2026 the Senate passed the PCSA 77–22. It now goes to the House. It would tighten NIL disclosure to 5 days, require a public agent database, and lock in 2024–25 participation and grant-in-aid levels for non-revenue sports. OnPar tracks the bill’s status alongside the agent registry and EADA baseline; it does not currently track NIL disclosure deadlines.
Last reviewed October 17, 2026
Read the PCSA breakdown →5-day NIL disclosureSee the proposed rule and timing; deal disclosure tracking is not in the customer workspace.
Agent referenceSearch the OnPar agent registry and suggested matches.
Participation & aid floorsSee your 2024–25 EADA-reported baseline, sport by sport.