Plan the meet schedule
Add meets to the team calendar, see the countdown to the next one on the dashboard, and keep staff and athletes on the same schedule.
Track CommandMeet entries, relay lineups and results connected to every athlete.
Meet week shouldn't mean rebuilding spreadsheets. Track Command keeps your meet schedule, entries, relays and results inside the same program as your training data.
Entries and relay lineups
Enter athletes by event, build relay lineups, and set qualifying standards to see who is on track for the marks that matter.
Results that update history
Record results, including wind where it applies, and the athlete's competition PRs and season history update from there.
Guides for this workflow
- A first-year head coach’s track program checklist
A practical order for getting the roster, staff, first practice, and first meet organized without building a system you cannot maintain.
- A clear attempt log for jumps and pole vault
Preserve what happened on each attempt, including the height and outcome, without turning a practice note into an official competition result.
- A meet-week checklist for entries, relays, and results
Give each deadline and handoff an owner, then reconcile the team’s results against the organizer’s records after the meet.
Common questions
Can I enter results after the meet?
Yes. Results are entered per athlete and event, and feed competition PRs and performance history.
Does it handle combined events?
Yes. Decathlon, heptathlon, indoor heptathlon and indoor pentathlon scoring is built in.
Who can manage meets?
Head coaches manage the program; event coaches work with the athletes and disciplines they're assigned.
Run every event group from one place.
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