If not, or if you've forgotten it, click where it says "click here." You'll then get a screen that asks you to enter your email address. After so doing, the system may find you have already been assigned a password and pop your data into a form. If so, the password will be emailed to you immediately. A followup email will also be sent, just in case the first one didn't go through.
If the system doesn't have your email address on file, a password will be generated for you and emailed to you within a day.
If you have a roster on file (perhaps from a previous raceberryjam meet), and plan to run most of the same athletes, click on "Enter Entire Roster." The runners are then listed in alphabetical order and you can scratch those will not run this meet.
If this is your first raceberryjam meet, and you have no roster on file, click instead on "Enter Individual Athletes." Also choose this option if you need to enter runners who are not in your previously entered roster.
If you have runners on file already, click on the "Select an athlete" pop-up menu below and see if the one you want is on file.
If not (or if you're entering a roster from scratch), click in the "First name" box on the screen below and start entering the data on the next athlete. When the first and last name are filled in, click on "Enter Athlete."
Your last entry is shown on the next screen along with everyone else you've entered. Click on "Enter another athlete," and you're taken back to the screen below. Keep going till you've entered them all, and then click on "Submit entries."
You can review your entries, and make scratches, by clicking on "Review Entries" in the first screen. If you see someone's missing, hit "Continue" and then on "Enter Roster." Use the drop-down menu to see if the athlete is already there. If not, tab to the "First name" box and enter his/her data as above.
If you enter another ARJaM meet, and want to enter pretty much the same roster, select "All" from the drop-down menu of the second screen. You're then taken to a display of all your runners and scratch those who won't be running.