Remove my content
Last Updated: October 11, 2026
If there is a photo, video, or story on this site featuring you or your child and you would like it taken down, ask us. You do not need a reason and you do not need to own the footage.
If someone has bought the photo through our photo network, we withdraw it from them too: they can no longer download it, and we refund them.
We cover high school athletes, most of whom are minors. Removal requests from a player, or from a parent or guardian, get priority and we act on them without arguing the point.
If what you want is your account gone rather than a photo, that is here too: see your account and your data below.
Make a request
Email insidetheninety@gmail.com with the subject line “Content removal request”. The link above will open a message with the details we need already laid out. Please include:
- A link to the content, or enough description for us to find it.
- Who appears in it.
- Your name and your relationship to that person.
What happens next
- We will acknowledge your request within 3 business days.
- For requests from a person shown in the content, or their parent or guardian, we will remove it within 7 business days of confirming who you are.
- We will tell you when it is done, and what we could not reach.
One honest limit: we can remove material from this site quickly, but copies already reposted elsewhere, or cached by search engines and social platforms, are outside our control. We will tell you where we have posted it so you know where else to look, and we will delete our own social posts.
If you uploaded it yourself
You can withdraw your submission at any time. The licence you granted when you uploaded is revocable on request, and asking here is how you revoke it. See our Terms of Use.
Your account and your data
If you have an account here and you want it gone, email insidetheninety@gmail.com from the address you sign in with, with “Delete my account” in the subject. There is no delete button on the account page yet, which is the only reason this is an email rather than a click.
Deleting an account removes:
- The schools you follow, and the kinds of coverage you asked to see.
- Everything you told us about yourself: your age range, your gender, what you are to the sport, and your phone number.
- Your sign-in records and any sessions still open in a browser somewhere.
Clips you have already had published stay up, because you licensed them to us when you sent them in, but they stop being linked to you. If you want those down as well, say so in the same email and we will treat it as a removal request under the sections above, on the same timeframes.
You can also ask what we hold about you, or ask us to correct it, without deleting anything. See our Privacy Policy for what that covers.
Copyright claims
If your concern is that we published material you own the copyright in, that is a different process with different legal requirements. See our copyright and DMCA page.