Publishing Custom Team Scoring for a Meet
When you publish results for Track & Field or Cross Country meets, AthleticNET has the capability to auto-calculate the team scores according to the common rules for each sport. However, if you're using different scoring rules, especially if you are hand-entering results using the AthleticNET Custom Format for Track & Field or Cross Country.
Custom Scores
To upload a set of custom scores to be included in the meet results for either Track & Field or Cross Country, create a small spreadsheet using your favorite spreadsheet software such as Excel or Google Sheets. Download a template here. The column headers should be:
- S: The first cell in each row should simply contain the letter
S
. This indicates to the system that this line contains a team score. - Gender: Enter
M
orF
to indicate whether this row contains a male or female team score. - Division: Enter the division (such as Varsity or JV) number. For more information on how to set up division numbers, see Creating a Track & Field Meet #4: Divisions or Creating a Cross Country Meet #4: Race Divisions.
- Place: Enter the place the team came in. Use separate placing for men's and women's scores.
- Team Name: Enter the name of the team as it's shown in the results.
- Team Score: Enter the team's score.

Once you've created your spreadsheet, highlight it, then copy-and-paste it into the Paste Results box on the Upload screen in the results uploader. For more information on the results uploader, see Uploading Track & Field Results #2: Upload Tab or Uploading Cross Country Results #2: Upload Tab. Click Process.

Proceed with the division matching, team matching, and athlete matching processes as described in the uploader instructions for your sport (see the links in the previous paragraph). When you reach the Publish tab, you'll see headings for Calculate & Publish Scores as well as Official Scores. Official Scores indicates your uploaded scores, while Calculate & Publish Scores indicates internally-calculated AthleticNET scores.

Click Publish Official Scores to publish your uploaded scores to the meet page.
Double-Dual Scores

Alternatively, Site Supporters have the option to use the Run Meet function to enter results and calculate scores directly. See Run Meet Overview for more details.
Below are historical instructions however hey no longer work for divisions with no results.
Current instructions -- Instead of using separate divisions as we did in the past, you should now follow this set of instructions:
1. Upload overall results to the Upload tab in the normal fashion. You can name the division Overall Results or the like if you prefer.
2. On the publish tab, scroll down and remove all team scores since "jamboree" or "invitational" scoring by overall place is not how you are doing your meet.
3. Go to the meet page (site supporters only can do this) and click on post meet notes as shown here and post the dual scores as a "blog" type of post.

After you post them (paste them in), click save:

Note: the following instructions are NOT currently working. However, there is hope that the method will be added again ... so they are left here as a historical/perhaps future guide.
If you're hosting a meet with 3 or more teams and scored the meet as a double-dual meet, you can upload the scores using a similar spreadsheet. First, you'll need to create divisions for each of your “meets.” There should be one division for each combination of teams. To create these divisions, click Edit AthleticNET Meet Divisions from the Upload tab.

Click Add Race Division to add as many race divisions as there are combinations of teams. For example, in a 4-team double-dual meet, you'd add six divisions, one for each combination. Label the combinations as shown, and put a descriptive abbreviation for each combination.

Next, create your spreadsheet as described above, and see the example below. Note that you'll need to add both men's and women's scores for them to be included in the results. In the example below, each color band represents a different dual meet.

Once you've created your spreadsheet, highlight it, then copy-and-paste it into the Paste Results box on the Upload screen in the results uploader. For more information on the results uploader, see Uploading Track & Field Results #2: Upload Tab or Uploading Cross Country Results #2: Upload Tab. Click Process.

Once the upload has been processed, match each abbreviation with the division name in the drop-down menus.

Proceed with the division matching, team matching, and athlete matching processes as described in the uploader instructions for your sport (see the links in the previous paragraph). When you reach the Publish tab, you'll see headings for Calculate & Publish Scores as well as Official Scores. Official Scores indicates your uploaded scores, while Calculate & Publish Scores indicates internally-calculated AthleticNET scores.
Once you get to the Publish tab, click Publish Official Scores (don't use the calculated scores!) to show the scores on your meet's result's page.

