Campus meet timing systems
RFID chip timing for high school and college meets, cross country, track, and PE testing. Affordable for a volunteer crew. Accurate enough that the last runner in a packed finish still gets a time.
If the meet is timed, the finish belongs in the file
From elementary field days to collegiate invitationals, athletic departments need a finish that holds up when a pack crosses together. Stopwatches fail at volume.
Elementary and middle schools
High schools and athletic departments
Colleges and universities
Collegiate athletic programs
Youth sports leagues and clubs
After-school and summer programs
One kit across the athletic year
Track season, XC, PE testing, and team combines on the same hardware — so the system does not sit in a closet after May.
Track & Field
Time sprints, distance, and relays with Jaguar. Photo-finish cameras for close races. Export heats and finals into the meet workflow you already use.
Cross Country
Folding ground antennas at the finish and splits, combinable for a wide chute when a pack hits the line together. Intermediate splits for pacing.
Team sports training
40-yard dash, agility, and combine-style testing for football, soccer, basketball, and hockey. Portable RFID and laser triggers on the practice field.
PE and fitness tests
Mile runs, shuttles, and class-wide testing with assigned chips. Results record as students finish — immediate feedback, no clipboards.
The same kit times a Presidential Fitness Test mile in PE. See our guide to running the 2026 test. Presidential Fitness Test guide
Meet morning
Chip the finish. Export the results.
A packed XC chute or a heat of 100s is a reader problem. The Jaguar G4 is a 4th-generation RFID decoder — 300 reads per second — so the last runner still gets a time. You apply league rules in your own scoring.
A finish that survives a packed XC chute
A clock the bleachers can see
Volunteers can run it
jClock on the track
Parents in the stands and athletes in the blocks should see the same clock. jClock is large-format, sunlight-readable LED time — 10+ hours of battery, phone control, designed and assembled in the United States.
See jClock
JagTrax
Simple, all-in-one RFID timing for fun runs, field days, and school events — from sign-up to a public scoreboard without the learning curve.
Explore JagTraxSchool race timing, answered
Who is this for?
Athletic directors, coaches, and PE teachers at high schools, colleges, and youth programs that time meets and fitness tests — cross country, track, field days, and class-wide runs. Volunteers can run the kit.
Can you time a high school cross country meet?
Yes. A packed XC chute is a reader problem, not a stopwatch problem. Chip every runner, stand up a finish with a Jaguar G4 and ground antennas, and export a roster. You apply league and state rules in your own results.
Do we need a professional timer, or can coaches run it?
Coaches, athletic trainers, and student volunteers run this kit. Chip the field, show the clock, export the file. Educational pricing is available if you want to own the system instead of hiring a timer for every invitational.
Time the meet once, and keep the file
Contact us for specs, a walkthrough, or educational pricing. We time the course. Your athletic department runs the meet.
Independent product of Innovative Timing Systems. Not affiliated with or endorsed by any school district, state association, or the NCAA.