Getting Performances Listed
This site will be even greater value to Masters Athletes and Masters Athletics when the lists include all eligible performances from around the world. You can help by providing performances in a usable format. Historical performances are also welcome. Performance data has many uses, like updating Age Grading to more accurately represent performance decline as one ages. Thank you for your help making the Rankings more accurate!
There are 4,385,677 performances listed representing 440,220 athletes from 226 nations!
Submission Form
You can submit your own or anyone else’s results using this simple to use form. Your performances are instantly listed on your profile and in the Rankings usually within 10 minutes.
Hy-Tek & MeetPro Export
It takes a few steps to export from Hy-Tek and MeetPro (see steps below). This is the best means to provide single meet results. Email the export file to Results@MastersRankings.com
Database Exports
Many national bodies and organizations keep results / rankings in databases. Exports from databases are welcome. See Database Export Format below. Email the export file to Results@MastersRankings.com
Submit Using Excel
A template for providing complete meet results in Excel can be downloaded by clicking the button below. Email the export file to Results@MastersRankings.com
Hy-Tek Semicolon Delimited Export
The results file is created in Hy-Tek by:
- Loading the competition database in Meet Manager;
- Select “File”;
- Select “Export”;
- Select “Semicolon delimited results”.
MeetPro Semicolon Delimited Export
The results file is created in MeetPro by going to the File Menu:
- File > Export > Results
- Choose Semi-Colon for Format
- Check “Include Relay Athletes“
- Click Okay and save the file.
Database Export Format
The database exports should be .csv with separate columns for:
- Given (First) Name
- Family (Last) Name
- Birth Date => format: yyyy-mm-dd (October 8, 2018 would be 2018-10-08)
- Gender => format: Male or Female
- Nationality => format: three letter IOC code
- Event
- Performance => format: hh:mm:ss.xx — Examples: 1 hour, 7 minutes, 47.3 seconds = 1:07:47.3; 2 minutes, 4.27 seconds = 2:04.27 or 184.27 (time can be stated in seconds); 14.8 seconds=14.80 (please note any FAT performance must be typed / displayed completely or it will be interpreted as non-FAT);
- Wind (for sprints and horizontal jumps) => format: the number in meters / seconds with direction (+ for assistive; – for headwind). Examples: +1.2; -1.2; no wind=+0.0
- Competition Name
- Competition Location – City
- Competition Location – State, Province or Territory
- Competition Location – Country => format: three letter IOC code
- Competition Start Date => format: yyyy-mm-dd (October 8, 2018 would be 2018-10-08)
- Competition End Date => format: yyyy-mm-dd (October 8, 2018 would be 2018-10-08)
- Competition Contest => format: Indoor, Outdoor or Road
- URL for Competition Results
How do you become a member
Hello Vincent, hope you are doing great. You become a MastersRankings’ member by contributing $25US or more. Details and convenient links to contribute are here: https://www.mastersrankings.com/memberships/
Hi there,
I am a relatively new Masters athlete from Great Britain and about to sign up.
I have noticed that there are in fact three listings for myself all with various age groups from M35 to my correct M58 category.
My question is do I have to go and submit every performance from the other age groups (M52 and M35) for my correct one (M58) or is there any method of you being able to merge the records from all three into one record ?
Many thanks in anticipation
Paul Masterton
Hello Paul, hope you, your family and friends are well and safe. We have a means to merge your records. Please click on a performance related to each of the other listings. Times, heights, distances and scores are links to the report error form which make it easy for you to report and for us to correct.
How do you or we secure the …honesty of the results’ submission?
Hello Stelios, hope you, your family and friends are well and safe. About 98.7% of the results come from national lists or meet results sent to us or found on the web. Athlete submissions are replaced by results from those sources. All listed results are subject to verification, regardless of source. This is done in several ways including athletes reporting performances they think are not accurate and programs that we have identifying performances to be checked. The latter is constantly being improved and we hope mostly automated in the near future.
Dear Sportsfriends,
My friends and myself from Germany (Sinzig) are registered for the above mentioned event.
We transact our competion in our “Rhein-Ahr Stadion” in Sinzig (near Bonn and Koblenz) in Category A.
My Question:
We are planning to operate our wirft penthalon including the separate five competions on three different days between 18th July and 2nd August.
F. e. Short Put and Discus Throw on 20th July, Javelin Throw on 22nd July, Hammer- and Weight Throw on 24th July (last but not least depending on weather-situation).
Is that conform to the regulations?
We are very happy to be in this event.
Thanks and best whishes
Yours Wolfgang
I have submitted results of friend Samuel Hall same meet on July 25th ,2020 @ Va Commonwealth Games in Lynchburg ,Va @ Liberty Univ .same time I submitted my results which are listed .His times 100m 15.15 & 200m 30.81 FAT & NWI on both events .I followed the screen but apparently has done something wrong ?Please advise.
Many months on from previous correspondence …. you have introduced virtual contests (a very good move) but for the life of me cannot find anywhere that I can enter results of recent virtual competition runs. There is a window saying Enter Results but this comes with a big warning NOT to enter virtual results here – but does not point to where virtual results should be entered. Totally flummoxed. HELP.
Sorry for the confusion, Tony. The easiest way to submit your results is use the link that came in your confirmation email (I will resend).
We, Team Panama, really enjoyed being part of Hemispheres II, and looking forward to next year’s competition. Be well and stayed safe, as we are doing our best in this pandemic. Blessings to all the organizers.
Hi,
Five of our athletes participated in the Worldwide Masters Virtual Challenge entitled Trinidad and Tobago Hemisphere Challenge 2020 on October 17th 2020.
The results were submitted on 17th and 19th October. On checking the recently released results on your website, however, the performances for two athletes were excluded: SUSANNAH JOEFIELD and CHERYL REYES. Please advise.
You are on the wrong website. Results submissions for the Worldwide Masters Virtual Challenges are made on that website (https://worldwidevirtualmasterschallenge.com/). Anything regarding that should also be addressed using the Contact Us page on that site (https://wvmc.mastersrankings.com/contact-us/).
I’d like to send in results of our next meet here in Honolulu with the Hawaii Masters Track Club. There will likely be 5-10 athletes doing three throws. Can I submit the results here?
Hello Vincent, hope you, your family and friends are well and safe. Use either from the “Submit Complete Meet Results” section above.
Hand time conversion for 400m and up is .14. not .24
Seems the latter is occurring on this site for 400m…?
Hello Matt, hope you, your family and friends are well and safe. There is no rule for converting non-FAT performances except for scoring combined events. Our policy ( https://mastersrankings.com/policies/ ) reflects electing to use the more conservative IAAF combined event adjustment which we feel is appropriate for masters competitions. Several masters athletes told us they thought that non-FAT performances should be excluded from Rankings lists. We did not think that was fair as the non-FAT performances are legitimate but possibly not as accurate as FAT. We looked at what difference 0.50 seconds would make to the Rankings – it made a difference to 6 positions out of over 36,000 so, in our opinion, justified our belief non-FAT performances should be included. For clarity, we refer to these times as non-FAT since adjustments are made to any performance that wasn’t FAT (all timing equipment, including starter, connected electronically). Hope this clarifies.