Having multiple Milesplit accounts is a common occurrence. Typically when an athletes graduates from the middle school to the high school, rather than adding the athlete to a new team, the new coach will just make a new account. Your old profile houses all your middle school race results while your new account starts fresh with none. Then say that same athlete decides to run some summer track events as well and joins a club team and the club coach again makes a new profile. Now you have three accounts with three disjointed sets of race results constantly clicking back and forth to compare times, distances, or heights. It doesn't have to be this way.
After posting the Top Returning Long Jump Boys Rankings I stumbled across the account of Aeneas Reed Jr. Actually, let me rephrase that, I stumbled across his FIVE accounts!!!
I reached out and asked if he wanted them merged and if I could use his profiles to demonstrate for you the advantages of doing so and he gave me permission to do so. Before you say it, I know I'm a kind of boring but bear with me.
Reed Jr's profile really was the best athlete to demonstrate the advantages of this process on since he literally had 10 years-worth of race results to consolidate. He was happy about it afterwards and hopefully you will be too.
So if you would like your account merged message me on twitter @tnmilesplit or email tnmilesplit@protonmail.com.
The only downside to this it doesn't actually fix how many
times you appear in the search results but after you claim your profile your
login will be tied to one account.
You can find out how to claim your profile here.
