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Leaderboard Report

Who's in the Lead? The report ranks your top participants in order by miles.

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Written by Stefanie Ediger
Updated over a week ago

Who’s in the lead?

The Leaderboard report ranks your runners in order by miles earned.

Things to consider:

  • Depending on the filters you select you can view your top runners by an overall view, by class, by grade, or by gender.

    • You can choose to view the top 10, 25, 50, or all runners ranked in order.

  • Read the information on the filters below to help you pull the report to match your expectations.

  • The Date Range on the report can be used to create fun time-bound challenges within your season to potentially get new leaders!


Here's an example of a Leaderboard report:

Date Range: Full date range (start of the club to the current date)

Tracks/Activities - All

Group by- None

Top Count - Top 10

Name Format - Last Name, First Name

These are the top 10 participants regardless of grade, class, or gender.


Understanding the Filter Options for the Leaderboard Report

  • Date Range

    • Drill down to one day, one week, or the time frame you choose. The Date Range helps you create fun challenges within your season.

  • Tracks/Activities

    • Select "all tracks/activities" to see the accumulated total miles earned

    • Or select the tracks/activities you’d like to use to see who's in the lead.

  • Group by

    • There are four options to group your participants:

      • None - this will look at your overall top runners regardless of their class, grade, and gender.

      • Class - this groups your top runners by class.

      • Grade - this groups your top runners by grade.

      • Gender - this groups your top runners by gender.

  • Classes

    • Select all or select the class by checking the box next to the class name.

  • Top Count -

    • The top count you select will be the number of participants that will be displayed.

      • The top count will give you either top 10, 25, 50, or all runners.

        • Here are a few examples:

          • Group by None and select Top 10 - you will see the top 10 participants listed regardless of their class, grade, or their gender.

          • Group by Class and select Top 25 - you will see the top 25 participants for each class you select.

          • Group by Grade and select Top 50 - you will see the top 50 participants for each grade based on the classes you select.

          • Group by Gender and select none for the top count - you will see all participants in the classes you select, sorted by gender listed in order by highest miles.

  • Name Format

    • There are four options:

      • Name + ID (Last Name, First Initial, ID)

      • Name (Last Name, First Name)

      • Name (Last Name, First Initial)

      • ID only


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