About

About this board

A shared record board for the Awana Games, open to any club that wants a time on it. It exists so a club knows what it is chasing, and so a club in another town, another state or another country can chase the same thing without having to be in the room.

The oldest records here were set in March 2025. Anything before that is not on the board.

Children’s information

This is the part we take seriously, so here it is plainly:

  • A record belongs to a church. A church name is all that is needed for a time to stand.
  • Clubber names are optional and are shown as a first name and a last initial only. If a full last name is submitted, the site cuts it down before it is displayed. That happens automatically, not by someone remembering to do it.
  • We do not publish photographs, video, ages, birthdays, schools, addresses or contact details for any child. We ask people not to send them.
  • If you want a child’s name removed, tell us here. It comes down first and gets discussed after. No reason needed, and you do not need an account.

How records are verified

Two adults are required for every record: the leader who timed the attempt and a second adult who watched it. Both names are recorded. Times are hand timed with a stopwatch, submitted through a form, and reviewed by a moderator before they appear. Your club does not need permission from anyone to start submitting.

The March 2025 records predate this requirement and are shown as a 2025 import rather than with verifier names, because per-record verification was not captured at the time.

This is an honor system with a witness attached. It is not officiated competition, and it is not trying to be.

How the board works

Records live in a reviewed spreadsheet. Only rows marked approved are published, and the site reads that sheet directly. Google caches published sheets for a few minutes, so a newly approved time can take a little while to show up. The board shows when it last loaded.

Affiliation

We are an independent group of Awana clubs. We are not Awana, we do not speak for Awana, and nothing here is official Awana material.

Awana’s own name for this event is the Awana Games. You may hear it called the Awana Olympics, which is what it used to be called. We use Awana Games.

The rules published here describe what an event has to look like for a time to count on this board. For Awana’s official material, go to Awana.