HighSchoolPoster.com · From the makers of Allstar Calendar · Since 1995
Fall. Winter.
Spring.
Three custom schedule-poster editions showcase football, basketball, baseball, softball and more—combining school colors, mascot pride and local business support in a format communities value.
The school network
Find the home team.
Explore 130 high schools across California, Oregon, Utah, Idaho and Nevada. Choose a state, select a pin and meet the school and mascot behind it.
The seasonal poster collection
A product built around each season.
See how original school identities shift from stadium lights to the gym to the diamond. The showcase rotates automatically, or choose a season below.
Fall collection
Home of the Bulldogs
Football · Cross Country · Cheerleading · Girls Volleyball · Junior Varsity Football
Friday night starts here.
Football
- August 28Home — Eagles
- September 11Away — Tigers
- September 25Home — Knights
Cross Country
- September 5Bulldog Invitational
- September 19Valley Meet
- October 17League Finals
Cheerleading
- August 28Kickoff Rally
- September 18Homecoming
- October 9Senior Night
Girls Volleyball
- August 31Home — Falcons
- September 14Away — Wolves
- October 12Home — Bears
Junior Varsity Football
- August 27Home — Eagles
- September 10Away — Tigers
- September 24Home — Knights
Winter collection
Falcon Country
Boys Basketball · Girls Basketball · Wrestling · Swimming and Diving
One gym. One team.
Boys Basketball
- December 3Home — Eagles
- December 17Away — Tigers
- January 8Home — Knights
Girls Basketball
- December 4Home — Panthers
- December 18Away — Hawks
- January 9Home — Lions
Wrestling
- December 6Falcon Duals
- January 12League Meet
- February 3Regional Finals
Swimming and Diving
- December 10Home — Wolves
- January 14Away — Bears
- February 6League Finals
Spring collection
Home of the Wolves
Baseball · Softball · Track and Field · Junior Varsity Baseball · Junior Varsity Softball
Own the diamond.
Baseball
- March 6Home — Eagles
- March 20Away — Tigers
- April 10Home — Knights
Softball
- March 7Home — Panthers
- March 21Away — Hawks
- April 11Home — Lions
Track and Field
- March 12Wolves Relays
- April 2Valley Classic
- May 7League Finals
Junior Varsity Baseball
- March 6Away — Eagles
- March 20Home — Tigers
- April 10Away — Knights
Junior Varsity Softball
- March 7Away — Panthers
- March 21Home — Hawks
- April 11Away — Lions
All teams, dates and opponents shown in this rotating showcase are sample content for layout demonstration only. Mascot marks and team badges are original generic artwork, not real school identities.
Middle school + Elementary samples.
The same system, built for younger students: big mascot pride, bold school lettering, readable event schedules and proud sponsor framing. Middle schools get youth sports + school events; elementary schools get school events families actually attend. These are sample designs — the sample explanation lives here on the page. The poster artwork itself is clean, like a real finished proof, closing with “Please support the businesses that support the school.” Real school details will replace the sample names and schedules.
California
Washington
Utah
Nevada
Six schools. Six original sample designs.
These clearly labeled concepts preview the system: giant player imagery, oversized school lettering, “Home of” mascot crests, bold season bars, readable schedule columns and proud sponsor framing. Real school details will replace the sample names and schedules.
Proud partners
Athletic directors associations
Working alongside statewide athletic leadership organizations to strengthen school communities and support student programs.
One program. Two clear benefits.
Schools receive useful, professionally produced schedule posters at no cost. Business partners fund the program and gain meaningful visibility among students, families and their broader communities across our five-state western service area.
For schools
No cost to participate.
No school purchase is required. We organize the poster program around your approved schedules, colors and marks.
- Full-color seasonal posters at no school cost
- Three seasonal poster editions each year
- School identity remains the primary focus
For business partners
Support a school. Build visibility.
Advertising placements begin at $125 per season. Your participation funds the posters while connecting your business with local families.
- A useful resource families keep nearby
- Community-centered seasonal visibility
- Multiple sample advertising sizes for planning
How it works
A clear three-step process places professionally produced, full-color schedules in the community without using the school budget.
The school enrolls
The school provides approved schedules, colors, marks and a designated proofing contact.
Get started →Partners join the program
Local businesses reserve seasonal advertising space and fund the complete poster run.
See sponsor options →Posters are delivered
We design, produce and deliver the full-color poster program to the school at no cost.
See the work →Schools are the center
For 30 years, the makers of Allstar Calendar have helped more than 300 schools turn schedules into a shared community resource—now presented as High School Posters.
Built around school spirit
Approved colors, mascots and schedules lead every design.
Funded by local partners
Businesses support the run and appear beside a trusted school resource—funding the free poster program rather than asking the school to buy it.
Home-team pride, built in
School identity and local support meet where students, families and fans gather.
Your colors. Your mascot.
Your whole season.
Every season, every sport
Three planned drops keep the year organized from opening kickoff to the final spring meet.
Varsity, Junior Varsity football · Cheer · Cross country
Boys varsity and Junior Varsity basketball · Girls varsity and Junior Varsity basketball
Varsity and Junior Varsity baseball · Varsity and Junior Varsity softball
Why choose High School Posters
Thirty years of school-community work.
Since 1995, we have paired useful school information with local support. The result is a program schools can use, families can keep and business partners can feel good about funding.
