Don't see your stats or think something's missing? Claim your MileSplit athlete profile now to take control of your results, PRs, and recruiting profile.
There is nothing in the world more satisfying than taking that first sip of coffee, opening the email and seeing the beautiful words that your child “has been tagged” in a MileSplit article.
Sometimes, the article features the rankings of an upcoming meet. Sometimes, the article has a picture of your child. Sometimes, the article has the full results of this past weekend's race.
And sometimes, your child is noticed. His performance at the Sunrise Shimmy was outstanding. You thought so. He thought so. But now, the whole world knows his name, because his place, his time, his splits and his full outcome are all detailed.
MileSplit gives parents a place to watch the progress, understand the competition, save the memories, and eventually help their athlete showcase what he or she has accomplished.
So what can Milesplit do for you? Start by claiming your athlete. Ask your child to claim themself. Post a comment on your team’s group text, encouraging everyone to claim their people and their team.
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MileSpilt is not just a website about running. MileSplit was founded in 2001 and has grown to become the nation’s premier high school track and field and cross country network. MileSplit serves as the NFHS's official cross country and track & field registration platform and maintains a database boasting more than 95 million athlete performances, making it the largest high school athletic website in the world. In fact, in 2013, FloSport stated that the page views per month reached over 30 million.
What do you plan to use your MileSplit account for? As a parent, guardian, grandparent, or fan of an athlete, are you watching your athlete’s PRs? When a fan knows their child’s top performance in his events, it makes the sport even more exciting. Mike ran a sub-17 today at the district cross country meet? Jenna ran a 2:05 in the 800? Let’s celebrate!
As an athlete or a parent, are you looking at the team calendar to keep track of meets? When a coach registers for a meet, the team page then features a link to that race. Here you can see information such as teams competing, venue, date, and possibly even info about entry or parking.
Athletes, are you clicking on “entries” before the meet to see the Benchmark Competitor for the upcoming race? When you click “entries” for an individual meet, you can see seed times, the number of athletes, and different divisions for the meet.
Are you using it to learn the stats of your team? Each athlete has information about his performances, and all information is internally hyperlinked to each meet
Are you using MileSplit to watch the competition’s performances at other meets? If not, you may be missing an easy way to identify the athletes you’ll be chasing—and the ones chasing you—the next time you square off.
Are you looking at your school’s history and records? How badly do you want that record and how very badly do you want your name to replace that other guy’s name that graduated five years ago?
So go ahead—click around, dig into the numbers, find someone to chase, and maybe even find a few hundred pictures with you making the dreaded running face. MileSplit is your resource for all things track and field and cross country, Let’s get started!
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