Release note (v. 2026.03.1) - March 4, 2026


NEW FEATURES

  • Athletes' names: You can now add international names for athletes and control how names appear across competition materials. Organisers can choose to display names in the local alphabet, display international names for foreign athletes only, or display international names for all athletes. For more information, see the Set up a competition guide.



Please note: This setting does not yet apply to mobile apps.

  • Team competitions: Team results in the web admin panel and on the public website (https://meets.rosterathletics.com/) now include information about scoring athletes and relays.




IMPROVEMENTS

  • Payments: We've added support for South Korean won (KRW) and Uruguayan peso (UYU).
  • PDF files: An option has been added to generate Start lists, Results, and Score sheets in PDF format, with filtering by date and age groups.
  • Registration: Organisers can now add Beanie as an available product during registration.
  • Scoreboards: Scoreboards for start lists and results now automatically adjust based on the number of entries, with 10 or fewer athletes/relays: up to 10 rows displayed, and more than 10 entries: paginated display with up to 8 rows per page.
  • Team competitions: For the Cross-Country and Road (Championship) - placing team scoring method, a new Blocking count parameter has been added. See the Team scoring methods guide for the complete list of available methods.



Release note (v. 2026.02.1) - February 9, 2026


IMPROVEMENTS

  • Age groups: From 1 April 2026, the age groups in which young athletes compete under UKA rules will change from U13, U15, U17 and U20 to U14, U16, U18 and U20. Roster Athletics already complies with the new rules. This includes adding new age groups, combined events, and points tables.
  • New events: A complete list of all available events can be found in the List of events guide.
    • Pentathlon (GBR U14)
      • Outdoor, girls and boys
      • Indoor, girls and boys

    • Pentathlon (GBR U14G w.800m)

      • Outdoor, girls

    • Pentathlon (GBR U16)

      • Outdoor, girls and boys

      • Indoor, girls

    • Heptathlon (GBR U16)

      • Outdoor, girls

      • Indoor, boys

    • Octathlon (GBR U16)

      • Outdoor, boys

    • Pentathlon (GBR U18)

      • Outdoor, girls and boys




Release note (v. 2026.01.1) - January 8, 2026


IMPROVEMENTS

  • Athletes' licences: The ability to add licence numbers for the Athletic Federation of Nigeria has been added. Athletes can now add and pay for their licences in the registration portal, while the federation can manage licences in the admin system.
  • Athlete profiles: We have enhanced the process for adding athletes’ dates of birth to reduce the risk of incorrect data caused by differences in date formats. We have also restricted the ability to edit athlete profiles (first name, last name, gender and date of birth) once a licence has been added, the athlete has been registered for a competition, or the athlete has been added to the start list.
  • DQ Rules: All DQ rules have been updated according to the updated rules from World Athletics (updated in November 2025).
  • Field event models: We have added new field event models that can be used to determine the number of attempts, the order, and the number of athletes who advance to the final rounds. For more information about the models and how to enable them, refer to the Set Schedule and Field Events (except High Jump and Pole Vault)guides. New models:
    • Standard final (WA, 12-12-12-10-8-6): the top 10 athletes after three rounds advance to round 4, the top 8 advance to round 5, and the top 6 advance to round 6; re-seeding after round 3.
    • Standard final (WA, 12-12-12-8-6-4): the top 8 athletes after three rounds advance to round 4, the top 6 to round 5, and the top 4 to round 6; re-seeding after round 3.
    • Standard final with four rounds: the top 8 athletes after three rounds advance to round 4, with re-seeding after round 3.
    • Standard final with X athletes to last rounds: the top X athletes advance to rounds 4, 5, and 6, with re-seeding after round 3.
    • Consecutive attempts: four rounds to all: 4 attempts for all athletes, taken consecutively.
    • Consecutive attempts: six rounds to all: 6 attempts for all athletes, taken consecutively.
    • Consecutive attempts: three rounds to all + final: 3 attempts for all athletes, taken consecutively; then the top 8 athletes advance to rounds 4, 5 and 6; with re-seeding after round 3.

Please note that the new models are available in the Roster Athletics: Meet Mgmt app version 2.0.0 or later.



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