Track and Field Scorebook vs Split Second

Track and Field Scorebook is designed for meet managers, athletic directors, and coaches to enter and share track meet results effortlessly. Features: Scoring is mostly automatic, all that is needed is to enter team places for the events. Scoring ties can be auto calculated if the places are entered (this can really help simplify scoring high jump, pole vault, and multiple ties as those results can sometimes be tricky to calculate. Meets are designed for tracking varsity and junior varsity results of both male and female teams. Users can create a standard list of meet events that are typically used, create custom lists, or even make up new events as needed (Where else could one make the "Fat Man's Relay" an officially scored track event...although I personally don't recommend this) The app works great offline in the press box. You could even share the results using bluetooth, or wait until a more convenient time while warming up back at home after a long cold night.

Split Second is a powerful timing app designed for cross country coaches to track runner splits during races. KEY FEATURES: • Single stopwatch controls timing for all runners • Record individual split times with millisecond precision • Configurable splits (1-8 per runner) for any race distance • Manage multiple rosters (Varsity Boys, Girls, JV, etc.) • Quick roster loading for race day efficiency • Export race results as PDF reports • Compact, mobile-friendly interface optimized for outdoor use • Works completely offline - no internet required • Delete individual runners for