Week 01
March 6–7
Regular Season
THE WITFL | TRACKFITPlanned · Spring 2027 · Registration not yet open
Indoor Track & Field For Every Generation.
A planned 10-week Las Vegas indoor competition season designed to expand track and field opportunities for Nevada middle-school athletes—while welcoming youth, high-school/club, and adult competitors.
Season concept: nine regular-season weekends + one championship weekend. Dates, venue, competition format, and registration are subject to confirmation.
10
Planned weekends
9
Regular-season weeks
1
Championship weekend
All Ages
Open division structure
01 · Why this season exists
Closing Nevada's Middle-School Track Gap
The middle-school years are where athletes should be discovering events, learning to compete, and building confidence—not losing access to competition.
Middle-School Opportunity. All-Ages Competition.
The WITFL is planning a dependable indoor season that gives Nevada junior-high athletes recurring competition and a championship to work toward. Athletes won't need to wait for their school to operate a track program to pursue an individual open-meet entry.
The meet will also welcome younger athletes, high-school and club competitors, and adults in age-appropriate divisions. Each group has its own competition pathway.
What the season builds
Consistency: a weekly progression instead of isolated testing days.
Experience: live competition across sprints, jumps, throws, and eligible distance events.
Visibility: traditional results, division rankings, and TrackFIT scouting coverage.
Purpose: a clear championship destination at the end of the season.
02 · March–May 2027
Ten-Week Season Calendar
All dates below are planned weekend windows. The championship is scheduled for Week 10. Specific meet-day schedules will follow as facilities and operations are confirmed.
Week 02
March 13–14
Regular Season
Week 03
March 20–21
Regular Season
Week 04
March 27–28
Regular Season
Week 05
April 3–4
Regular Season
Week 06
April 10–11
Regular Season
Week 07
April 17–18
Regular Season
Week 08
April 24–25
Regular Season
Week 09
May 1–2
Regular Season
Week 10
May 8–9
Season Championships
Schedule status: These weekends are not open for registration and are not confirmed venue bookings. The confirmed-event calendar will be updated as dates are activated.
03 · Event chart
Events by Division
A full indoor event menu for eligible athletes and a development-focused menu for younger divisions. The table keeps the event-by-division structure of the original meet program.
| Event | 8U | 10U | 12U | 14U | 16U | 18U | Adult |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 60m Dash | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| 60m Hurdles | — | — | Staff review | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Long Jump | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Triple Jump | — | — | — | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Pole Vault | — | — | — | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| High Jump | — | Staff review | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Shot Put | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Weight Throw | — | — | — | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| 1600m / Predicted Mile | — | — | Staff review | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
✓ Planned availabilityStaff review Eligibility / operational approval— Not offered
Division eligibility, equipment specifications, hurdle heights, field-event implement weights, and middle-school grade-to-age placement will be confirmed before entries open. Staff-review events are not guaranteed.
04 · Meet overview
Traditional Competition. Smarter Meet Flow.
The planned format organizes athletes into division waves rather than asking every athlete to wait through a full-day, mixed-age meet.
8U and 10U divisions. Shorter event menu, coordinated field flights, and two-event entry limit.
12U and 14U divisions, with appropriate event eligibility and dedicated competition windows.
16U and 18U athletes competing in age-appropriate sprints, hurdles, jumps, throws, and distance offerings.
Adult competitors in separate age classifications, with a proposed evening competition window.
Heat and Field Competition
The operating concept uses up to eight athletes per sprint heat and parallel field-event flights. Where facilities permit, dual field stations and a dedicated sprint straight will reduce waiting.
Check-in, warm-up, staging, heats or flights, results, and optional TrackFIT reports form the athlete's meet experience.
Weekend Elements
Regular season: weekly results and division standings.
Predicted Mile: a possible Friday 1600m TrackFIT Challenge, dependent on each weekend's schedule.
Finals: additional heats, championship flights, and awards as supported by entries and venue operations.
Championship weekend: Week 10, with qualifying and awards rules announced ahead of opening entries.
05 · Results, rankings and TrackFIT
A Stopwatch Tells You What Happened. TrackFIT Shows You Why.
The WITFL combines standard track and field competition with athlete scouting intelligence and opportunities to understand individual performance.
40%Performance
The athlete's time, distance, height, or official event result.
40%Execution
Movement quality and how effectively the athlete produces the result.
20%Pound-for-Pound
Force application relative to bodyweight and mechanical efficiency.
The TrackFIT scoring framework adds another dimension to competition. Meet-wide scouting coverage, rankings, and optional advanced Motion DNA performance reports are separate from ordinary event marks and will be identified in each published meet offering.
06 · Important participation details
Participation & Event Planning
Event Entries
8U / 10U / 12U: proposed maximum of two events per athlete.
14U / 16U / 18U / Adult: proposed maximum of three events per athlete.
Event assignments and starting lists will follow when registrations and final divisions are confirmed.
Entry & Facility Plan
Youth: planned entry model of $25 per event.
Adult / Open: planned entry model of $35 per event.
FAT timing, event stations, venue, capacity, fees, and championships are subject to final confirmation. No entries or payments are being accepted for this planned series.
07 · Your questions answered
Frequently Asked Questions
Select a question to expand the answer.
Is the series only for middle-school athletes?
No. The season is open to eligible youth, middle-school, high-school/club, and adult athletes. Middle-school participation is the central initiative, giving Nevada junior-high athletes more consistent opportunities to compete.
Do athletes need a school track team to participate?
A school team is not required for the planned open-meet format. Athletes will be able to participate individually, subject to age, eligibility, and event rules when registration opens.
When does the season begin?
The first planned competition weekend is March 6–7, 2027. Weeks 1–9 are the regular season; May 8–9 is the planned championship weekend. Dates remain subject to venue and operational confirmation.
Is registration open?
No. The series is currently planned. You can request early access, and registration details will be published when the dates, venue, event eligibility, and entry process are confirmed.
Where will the meets be held?
The season is planned for the Las Vegas area. The venue, facility configuration, and exact check-in details will be announced before registration opens.
Which age divisions can participate?
The proposed divisions are 8U, 10U, 12U, 14U, 16U, 18U, and Adult/Open. Middle-school athletes will generally be served by the age-appropriate youth divisions; exact placement and eligibility will be published with the competition rules.
What events are available to middle-school athletes?
The event eligibility chart shows the planned menu by age division. The 60m dash, long jump, and shot put are included across youth divisions. Additional hurdles, jumps, and distance opportunities vary by division; some events require staff approval.
How does the championship work?
The tenth weekend is reserved for the championship. Season standings, qualifying procedures, championship divisions, and awards will be published before entries open. Participation in a regular-season meet does not by itself establish championship qualification.
Can athletes enter more than one event?
The current operating plan allows a maximum of two events for 8U–12U and three events for 14U, 16U, 18U, and Adult/Open. Final event-entry rules will be confirmed with registration.
What does TrackFIT add to the meet?
Traditional event results remain part of the competition. TrackFIT adds athlete scouting coverage, movement intelligence, and division rankings. Advanced individualized Motion DNA and performance reports may be offered separately.
What are the planned registration fees?
The existing entry model is $25 per youth event and $35 per adult/open event. These are planned prices, not an active offer. Final prices and payment terms will be published when registration opens.
Will the meets use division waves?
That is the planned competition format. Younger athletes, middle-school divisions, older school/club athletes, and adults will have organized competition windows to reduce all-day waiting. The final meet-day timetable will be set after entries and venue operations are confirmed.
Will the Friday 1600m challenge and Sunday finals be offered?
The operating concept includes the TrackFIT 1600m Predicted Mile Challenge and a finals/awards period, subject to demand and weekly venue schedules. Confirmed offerings will be stated on each meet listing.
Why is this not on the main confirmed-event schedule?
This is a season overview with planned dates. Individual meet listings will appear on the main schedule as each date, venue, and registration pathway is confirmed.
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