About this app
uTeammate XC - Cross Country Team Management A simple, modern team management app and run log for cross country running teams — designed to help runners stay consistent, motivated, and connected from summer training through the competitive season. KEY FEATURES: • Simple run log with full team visibility • Real-time team leaderboards that encourage healthy competition • Create and manage weekly training schedules • Coach-to-athlete goal setting with personalized feedback • Race scheduling, results tracking, and performance insights • PR tracking and long-term performance history • Team rankings and season-wide analytics • Secure team messaging and announcements • Role-based access for coaches, athletes, and parents PERFECT FOR: • High school and college cross country running teams • Cross country and distance coaches managing training • Athletes looking for a simple run log to track progress • Parents staying connected as team observers BUILT FOR THE SEASON: uTeammate XC helps teams stay organized and engaged during summer mileage training, track season, and throughout the cross country season — all in one place. PRIVACY & SECURITY: • COPPA compliant for youth athletes • No data is shared with third parties • Secure authentication and encrypted data Download uTeammate XC today and build a stronger, more connected team. SUPPORT: Need help? Contact us at uteammate@uburst.com
Latest release
What’s New
What's New in Version 1.5.0: • Message Center now shows unread counts so you never miss important team updates • Faster message loading and improved notification reliability • Various bug fixes and stability improvements
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- First observed Aug 19, 2026 · 5:39 PM Free