Competition Corner gives you several ways to extract raw athlete data out of your event — from quick printable reports to full spreadsheet exports you can manipulate yourself. Knowing which tool to reach for depends on what you're trying to do.

The most common use case for data extraction is planning your t-shirt order. The T-Shirt Order Sheet gives you a quick summary breakdown of how many shirts you need to order, grouped by size and gender.

This is the fastest way to get the numbers you need before placing your order with a supplier.

The Athlete Check-In Sheet is the old-school approach to managing check-in — a printed PDF roster showing each athlete alongside their affiliate, t-shirt size, and waiver status, with a checkbox to mark them off as they arrive. If you're comfortable with pen and paper and it works for your event, go for it.

That said, if you haven't tried the app yet, it's worth it. The Competition Corner app lets your check-in team process athletes by scanning their QR code, collect outstanding waivers on the spot, assign or swap bib numbers, and view retail orders — all from a phone. No printing, no highlighters, and no paper to reconcile at the end of the day. See Athlete Check-In: Using the App on Competition Day for how to get set up.

For complete flexibility, you can export your entire athlete list to Excel. This gives you every data field collected during registration — including t-shirt sizes, divisions, custom field responses, and more — allowing you to build any custom report or filter you need.

This is the go-to option when you need to cross-reference athlete data, share it with a third party (such as a shirt supplier or sponsor), or build your own custom views in a spreadsheet.

If you need to update a specific athlete's information — such as correcting a t-shirt size after registration — you can do this directly from the athlete record: