Form Chart Tracker and Oregon Track roster app links

Thanks, Chile! Please pin this!

The roster viewer linked above is now ready to go with all of the new members of the team listed.

I've made a significant upgrade to the web app by including links for most all of the athletes to their World Athletics profiles. This enables me to bring all of the personal bests data from the all of our freshmen and transfers including their high school times and other world events that were not listed on their TFRRS profiles, which as you know, just lists the athletes' college bests and sometimes not even those on their Oregon profile.

So now when you click on a athlete's name in the app you'll get a pop-up with their personal bests listed on the Oregon TFRRS profile as well as their PBs from the World Athletic profile which I have labeled All-Time. In most cases, especially for those who have been at Oregon awhile, these two PBs match as you would expect, but not always. Sometimes a event isn't counted by the world organization but more often TFRRS doesn't include some foreign events. For example here is what you'll see when you click on our Irish runner from Junction City, Annika Thompson.

Her 16:38.31 5000m mark from this summer in Ireland didn't make it into the TFRRS records. But she ran faster 1500 in a meet that didn't get recorded by the World site. If you want more information about the PB marks in the table you can click the links below to see the athletes profile at each site or if you move your mouse pointer over any of the marks, the meet information will show. We can see that her faster 1500 time came at a the OSU PNW Invite meet in March 2022.


Here are some other screen shots:
Elliott Cook


Connor Burns PBs are mostly from before Oregon naturally.


I was told new pictures would be on the goduck.com roster after they have the Track & Field media day later this month. So I will have the pictures loaded here then too.

Below the list of athletes I break down each event separately show the rank order of all athletes who have recorded marks in those events. I use the best mark between the two recording systems. Rather than break up the roster into an outdoor and an indoor season, I now listed both for comparison.

It's easy to see the depth we have at some events and the lack there of in others.



High Jump

Thank you. A labor of love for me.

Chile definitely a force!