The arena concourse located on the west side of Matthew Knight Arena.
1390 Villard St, Eugene, OR 97403
Registered Coach (RC) and Registered Medical Provider (RMP) (collectively “Support”), and the Authorized Athlete Representative (AAR) credentials are designed to allow an athlete’s coach and/or personal support access to specified areas that may include the stadium, warm-up area, and/or practice track for the purpose of preparing for competition and access to seating in the competition venue to support their athlete. Credentials are non-transferable, and each support person will only be allowed to receive a maximum of one credential per category.
Individual must be 18 years of age or older to be listed as a Support person
Individual must be a current (2025) member of USA Track & Field
Individual receiving the Registered Coach (RC) credential must also be a current (2025) member of USA Track & Field’s Coaches Registry Program, which includes completing an accepted Education Standard option. **View the Registered Coach section below for more information on the application process.
Individuals receiving the Registered Medical Provider (RMP) credential must be a current (2025) member of the USATF Medical Provider Registry which includes passing the NCSI medical licensure screen. **View the Registered Medical Provider section below for more information on the process for receiving this credential.
Please note, to qualify for a credential, Athlete Representatives must be currently authorized by World Athletics, USATF 3-Step Safe Sport compliant, and pay the applicable credential fee. USATF 3-Step Safe Sport compliance requires: (1) a current USATF membership; (2) successful completion of a current USATF criminal background screen (we recommend completing the “volunteer” screen, but an “elite coach,” “youth,” or “official” screen is also acceptable); and (3) successful completion of Safe Sport training, as more fully described on usatf.org.
2025 Toyota USATF Outdoor and Paralympic Championship credentials can only be obtained at in-person by the accredited person at Credentialing/Packet Pick-Up. Athletes will have the option to designate one (1) credential per Support category listed below by specifying the membership number, name, and contact details of the qualified individual designated to receive that option on his or her online registration (entry form). After the declaration window has expired, changes must be made on-site at the athlete accreditation check-in table. Only athletes can designate Support on-site.
Registered Coach*, RC (complimentary)
RC – Registered Coach – coach of record (warm-up area and stadium)
Registered Medical Provider*, RMP (complimentary)
RMP – Registered Medical Provider (warm-up area and stadium)
Authorized Athlete Representative, AAR (paid)
*Each athlete upon checking in will be provided one coaching box pass, that will grant access to the stadium, to be given to either their designated Registered Coach or Registered Medical Provider.
All coaches designated to receive a RC credential must be USATF 3-Step Safe Sport Compliant, meet the USATF Education Standard, and be specified on the athlete's entry form in advance or added (by athlete) late on-site. Individuals must have a green (current) status on USATF Connect under the Memberships, Center for SafeSport Training, Background Screening, and Coach Certifications tabs through the last date of competition. A requirement marked “Pending Approval” does not qualify as current. Please allow 10 business days for new/renewal screenings to complete. Please view the following link for more details on the USATF Coaches Registry.
Personal Support designated to receive a RMP credential must be USATF 3-Step Safe Sport Compliant, pass the NCSI medical licensure screen, and be specified on the athlete's entry form prior to the close of entries or added (by athlete) late on-site. Only the individuals specified by participating athletes for this purpose will be allowed to receive a RMP credential. Only individuals with an RMP credential will be allowed to perform manual therapies inside of the facility. You will not have the option to sign up for the USATF Medical Provider Registry after the close of entries to obtain a medical credential.
Personal support designated to receive an AAR credential must be USATF 3-Step Safe Sport Compliant, currently listed as an authorized Athlete Representative on the World Athletics Directory, and in good standing with USATF. Any personal support obtaining an AAR credential will be required to pay a credential fee of $50. That credential fee can be paid here. USATF 3-Step Safe Sport compliance requires: (1) a current USATF membership; (2) successful completion of a current USATF criminal background screen (we recommend completing the “volunteer” screen, but an “elite coach,” “youth,” or “official” screen is also acceptable); and (3) successful completion of Safe Sport training, as more fully described on usatf.org.
Credential Terms and Conditions can be found here.
2025 Toyota USATF Outdoor and Paralympic Championships is a controlled access event. Credentials must be worn for admittance to any area other than public areas.
Athletes must appear as “qualified” or “accepted” and “declared” on the “View Public Entries” page of the USATF website to receive a credential.
All athlete Support persons must be designated as athlete support persons by an athlete who is “qualified” or “accepted” and “declared” per the “View Public Entries” page.
All individuals will be required to show a photo ID to pick up their credentials.