for serious Track & XC families
Find the collegeswhere your marksactually fit.
Trackbeast scores your marks against what each college program has actually signed — so you target the schools that will really recruit you, not a wish list.
★ Signing tracker — liveClass of 2027 · 158 early commits tracked→Every level — D1, D2, D3 and NAIA. Built by Adam Dailey — 5× NCAA All-American at Arkansas, now head coach at La Jolla High — and Eric Avila, 2× Olympic Trials finalist and USATF mile champion. Not a software company.
Boys · 1600m · 4:15.2
Class of 2027 · vs. what each level actually signed
Stanford4:15.8
Yale4:15.58Division I
median signee 4:17.65
Division II
median signee 4:30.71
Division III
median signee 4:36.88
NAIA
median signee 4:42.14
Each track is that level's signing class; the dot is where this mark lands, and the number is the share of signees it beats. Members see every program, ranked, with the coach's verified contact.
See where you fit — free, in 10 seconds
Run more than one event? Enter all of them →
No account. No card. No sales call.
985
College programs
4,000+
Coaches with contact info
170,000+
Verified performance marks
23,000+
Recruits tracked
Counts verified against our database · Data updated October 8, 2026
Every level. Every conference. Every program.
Where do
you fit?
D1 344 · D2 222 · D3 266 · NAIA 153 · JUCO soon
Run my marks — free →Logos are trademarks of their respective owners and show the levels and conferences we score against. No endorsement is implied.
Where our athletes signed
Athletes we've coached have signed with these programs.
Every level covered
Logos are trademarks of their owners and show where athletes signed. No endorsement is implied.
Nobody tells you what it actually takes.
So you guess. You email the twenty schools you've heard of — the same twenty every other athlete is emailing — and a shotgun list of sixty programs burns the one senior year you get.
985
college programs
across D1, D2, D3 and NAIA. Most families seriously look at fewer than ten of them.
16,000+
signed athletes
whose high-school marks we hold. Published “standards” are marketing — these are what actually signed.
45 / 17
roster cap
in track and cross country under the House settlement. Fewer spots than ever, and no room to gamble.
Under the House settlement, track rosters at Power-conference and opt-in Division I programs are capped at about 45 athletes (fewer in the SEC) and cross country at 17. Those coaches have fewer spots and little room for speculative recruits — so targeting the programs where your marks, event, and timing actually line up isn't a nice-to-have anymore. It's the whole game.
Get your free Reality Report →1,000+ HS athletes have signed/committed.
The Class of 2026 Signing Tracker: every verified mid-distance & distance commitment in the country — with the PRs that earned the offer. Sortable by event, school, conference, and state. Updated as the class fills in.
Open the Signing Tracker →★ Bonus board — already liveClass of 2027 · 158 early commits tracked→Latest & top signings
261 programs · Class of 2026
Daniel Williams
→ Penn State
Luca Borzi
→ Kansas State
Caleb Winders
→ North Carolina
★Natalie Dumas
→ Arkansas
How you use it.
Three screens from an actual membership — marks in, target list out, email sent.
Your marks, scored against every program
Every program you could reach, ranked and tiered against the marks it has actually signed.
The coach who recruits your event
Full staff for every program — event group, verified contact, kept current.
The email, already written
Pre-filled with your PRs and that program’s history — you send it, from your own address.
The intelligence.
Built from what schools actually signed, not what they publish. Start anywhere.
These marks signed somewhere.
Straight from the Signing Tracker, and deliberately not the fastest kids in it — the middle of each division's class, which is where most families actually are.
800 — 2:14.86
signed at
Penn State800 — 1:55.54
signed at
Lee800 — 2:19.25
signed at
NYUSee all 1,127 tracked signings — with the PRs that earned each offer.
Every read is built from 50,000+ high-school marks of 16,000+ athletes college programs actually signed — real signings, not estimates or published standards. See how it works →
We ran this gauntlet ourselves.
Adam's daughter Chiara was top 2–3 in her class nationally. She still had to reach out to most programs herself — and he had 25 years in sports marketing, a network of college coaches, and a head-coaching job of his own. He pieced the process together the hard way. She signed with Stanford and closed a HOKA NIL deal.
“We’ve had a couple of our own kids come out top 2–3 nationally — and even they had to reach out to most programs themselves. We figured it out in the end. No family should have to run that gauntlet blind.”
Adam Dailey
Founder · 5× NCAA All-American, Arkansas · Head Coach, La Jolla High
Trackbeast is that same system — the data, the process, the playbook — built with Eric Avila, 2× Olympic Trials finalist and USATF mile champion, so every family can run it — not just the ones with a coach for a dad.
Meet the founders →“Trackbeast is a tool we’re really excited about our athletes using. Having actual data and roadmaps is exactly what high school runners need.”
“I wish I had something like this when I was in high school so I wouldn’t have wasted 2.5 years of my college career being injured and unhappy.”
“Most recruiting advice is guesswork. Trackbeast is built on what programs actually signed, and that’s the conversation I want my athletes and their parents having.”
One membership. A recruiting operation that runs until they sign.
Matches, coach contacts, money data, and the workspace to track every outreach — the home base for the whole recruiting journey.
Recruit
$49/mo
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Full BeastMatch list, every coach contact, marks, budgets, and your recruiting workspace.
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All-American
$1,995/yr
Everything in Recruit, plus people
Everything in Recruit plus 1-on-1 advisor sessions and coach-email review.
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Most families spend $3,000–$5,000 a year on club, spikes and camps. $49 a month makes sure it's aimed at schools that will actually recruit you.
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Frequently asked questions
Most high school runners apply to college programs blind — with no clear sense of where their marks make them competitive, what a program actually needs, or how NIL works in their state. Trackbeast replaces that guesswork with a database of 985 college programs across D1, D2, D3 & NAIA, covering coaches, rosters, conference standings, athletics budgets, and the marks it takes to compete.
What is Trackbeast?›
Trackbeast is a recruiting intelligence platform for high school track & field and cross country athletes and their families. It pairs a database of 985 college programs across every division (344 in NCAA Division I) with state-by-state NIL guidance and marks-based matching, so families can find the college programs where an athlete’s times and distances actually fit.
How do I find college track & field programs that fit my marks?›
Use the Trackbeast college database to filter Division I programs by conference, state, roster size, and athletics budget, and compare your personal records against each program’s performance marks. It shows where you’d be competitive rather than guessing at reach or safety schools.
Is Trackbeast free?›
Yes — the program database and the NIL Flow resource are free to explore. Paid memberships (from $49/month) add marks-based program matching, advisor access, and recruiting tools.
Does Trackbeast cover NIL for high school runners?›
Yes. The NIL Flow section covers high school NIL rules for all 50 states, a curated database of real track & field NIL deals, deal-value benchmarks, a parent playbook on eligibility and taxes, and how the college revenue-sharing era affects runners.
Which programs and divisions does Trackbeast cover?›
Trackbeast’s core database covers 985 programs across every division — including 344 in NCAA Division I — with coaches, rosters, conference standings, athletics budgets, and top performance marks. Cross country and every track event group (sprints, distance, hurdles, jumps, throws, multis) are included.