Takedown Hacks

Team Admin/Management

Add a favorite fan or wrestler photo as your team logo. It'll show up in reports and on the scoreboard. You can change your team logo any time.
Add your team ranking to your team name, e.g. "Washington High School (#4 AAA)". It'll show up in reports and the scoreboard. Change it as often as you like.
Text or email your staff and wrestlers from within the app. This isn't a hack, but it's fun.

Clear all Pairings prior to starting a dual meet by changing the weight class set and then changing it back to the original weight class set.

Text your reports. Not a hack, but fun.
Share you Schedule report in CSV format and import it into your favorite calendaring program.

Before each match start, double tap the match clock to send a match start post to Twitter and to post the upcoming match as "In Progress" in Takedown LIVE. Adjust the match clock if your double tap wasn't quick enough to keep the clock from counting down.
Automatically send live results to a follower's account by adding their Twitter handle to X configuration in Takedown Settings. For example, adding the text "golions @ncaawrestling" will add "#golions @ncaawrestling" to your Takedown-generated tweets.
Put an emoji (or two) in your custom hashtag. Change it as many times as you want. Use a third party keyboard (downloaded from the App Store) to get some really fancy emojis.
Put an emoji (or two) in your Broadcast As name for Takedown LIVE.
Use a coach or fan's photo as your Takedown LIVE logo. You can change your Takedown LIVE logo as often as you'd like.

To get the wrestler record correct for the scoreboard, create a dummy event and score as many win/lose exhibition matches as necessary for that wrestler to bring their record up to date. When you create reports, disable "Include Exhibitions" to keep your stats straight.
Install a remote scoreboard in the coach's room or refreshment area of your event by connecting a Takedown LIVE enabled iPad to a flat panel TV using an Apple AV Adapter and HDMI cable.