How to Navigate ascsports.org for Member Schools and Sports
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ascsports.org is the official athletics website of the American Southwest Conference. To find information about member schools or specific sports, start from the Main menu, then use the sport-specific or school-specific sections it leads to. The site's visible structure also includes Top Stories, Championship Central, Schedule, and a Footer that may hold additional links and contact details.
Start With the Main Menu
The Main heading is the primary navigation point on the site. Treat it as your entry point rather than scrolling the homepage first — conference sites typically group member schools and sports under this kind of top-level menu.
From there, look for two kinds of sections:
- School-specific sections — pages or directories listing the conference's member institutions.
- Sport-specific sections — pages for individual sports (for example, football, basketball, or baseball) that carry standings, schedules, and news for that sport.
Use the Other Labeled Areas
The site's visible headings tell you what each area is for:
| Area | What to use it for |
|---|---|
| Main | Primary navigation to schools and sports |
| Top Stories | Recent conference news and featured items |
| Championship Central | Conference championship information |
| Schedule | Schedules and results |
| Footer | Additional links and contact details |
If you already know which sport you want, going through the sport-specific section is faster than browsing news. If you know the school but not the sport, the school-specific section is the better route.
If You Can't Find a School or Sport
- Check the Footer — it may contain links that aren't repeated in the Main menu, along with contact details for the conference office.
- Confirm the school is actually a conference member before assuming the site is missing it; ascsports.org covers American Southwest Conference members only.
- Use Schedule if your goal is a specific game or result rather than general school or sport information.
The site does not publish pricing information, so nothing here should be read as free-versus-paid access guidance.