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Which South Atlantic schools use StatBroadcast?

7 of the 13 South Atlantic athletic departments covered by Whistle (54%) use StatBroadcast, the live stats, as of 4 Nov 2026: Anderson University (S.C.), Catawba College, Edward Waters, Lenoir-Rhyne University, Lincoln Memorial University, Newberry College and 1 more. Across all 1,085 covered NCAA departments, 442 use StatBroadcast (41%), so the South Atlantic is above the national adoption rate. Among stats & scoring vendors detected in the South Atlantic, StatBroadcast ranks No. 1 of 2.

Data as of 4 Nov 2026.

Source: automated detection on each South Atlantic department's public athletics website, vendor partner pages, job postings and staff titles, medium or higher confidence only; 13 covered South Atlantic schools, 1,085 covered NCAA schools in total.

StatBroadcast in the South Atlantic at a glance

Vendor
StatBroadcast — Live stats
Category
Stats & scoring
Conference
South Atlantic
South Atlantic schools using it
7 of 13 covered (54%)
All NCAA schools using it
442 of 1,085 covered (41%)
Rank among stats & scoring vendors in the South Atlantic
No. 1 of 2

Which South Atlantic schools use StatBroadcast?

SchoolDivisionLocationTracked staff positionsDirectory last read
Anderson University (S.C.)Division IIAnderson, South Carolina862026-10-14
Catawba CollegeDivision IISalisbury, North Carolina832026-10-14
Edward WatersDivision IIJacksonville, Florida532026-10-14
Lenoir-Rhyne UniversityDivision IIHickory, North Carolina962026-10-15
Lincoln Memorial UniversityDivision IIHarrogate, Tennessee502026-10-15
Newberry CollegeDivision IINewberry, South Carolina1042026-10-15
Virginia's College at WiseDivision IIWise, Virginia572026-10-15

Which other stats & scoring vendors do South Atlantic schools use?

Vendors in the same category detected at covered South Atlantic departments. A school can appear under more than one vendor when it runs, say, one system for season tickets and another for single-game sales.

VendorSouth Atlantic schoolsShare of covered schools
**StatBroadcast**754%
Clippd431%

Where else is StatBroadcast used?

Method

A school is listed when its public athletics website, a vendor partner page, a job posting or a staff title references StatBroadcast with at least medium confidence. Detection is automated and re-run as directories refresh: absence means not detected, not not used, and contracts change, so confirm with the department before relying on a single listing.

This page is published when at least 2 covered South Atlantic schools use the vendor; smaller combinations are kept out of search indexes. The conference's own page is South Atlantic Athletics Staff Directory; every StatBroadcast school nationally is on Which colleges use StatBroadcast?.

Frequently asked questions

How many South Atlantic schools use StatBroadcast?

7 of the 13 covered South Atlantic athletic departments (54%) as of 4 Nov 2026: Anderson University (S.C.), Catawba College, Edward Waters, Lenoir-Rhyne University, Lincoln Memorial University, Newberry College, Virginia's College at Wise.

Is StatBroadcast more common in the South Atlantic than elsewhere?

54% of covered South Atlantic schools use StatBroadcast against 41% of all 1,085 covered NCAA athletic departments.

Who at these schools buys or runs stats & scoring?

The stats & scoring staff listed in each department's directory. Whistle shows their names, titles, emails and phones (where published) on paid plans, with alerts when the role changes hands.

Where does this technology data come from?

From the staff directories athletic departments publish on their official websites, read automatically on a rolling schedule (NCAA Division I roughly weekly, Division II and III every three to four weeks). Whistle never publishes names, emails or phone numbers on public pages; staff can remove their details at any time at gowhistle.io/remove-my-info.

Selling against StatBroadcast in the South Atlantic, or integrating with it? Whistle gives you the current stats & scoring contacts at each of these schools and tells you when someone new takes over.