Real Recruiting Standards · 2026-27 cycle
What it actually takes to run at District of Columbia
NCAA Division II · ECC · DC
These aren’t published walk-on standards or estimates. They’re the real marks of the 3 athletes District of Columbia actually signed in its 2025-26 recruiting class. The honest answer to “would they recruit me?”
District of Columbia is a 156-student private campus in Washington, DC and competes in the ECC. Grant, Simone leads a staff of 2 covering 1 event group.
The median below is the middle signee’s PR and the range spans the whole class, fastest to slowest. 1500m/Mile and 3000m are shown converted to 1600m/3200m. All of it comes from verified meet results.
District of Columbia, by the numbers
- Division
- NCAA Division II
- Conference
- ECC
- Campus
- Washington, DC
- Enrollment
- 156 students
- T&F operating budget
- $457K (women)
Private institution
Program expense, not scholarship aid
Women's standards
US high-school signees — verified marks from American HS meets.
Who recruits for District of Columbia
The staff listed on the program’s own athletics site. Event groups coached here: distance and cross country.
- Grant, SimoneWomen's Cross Country and Track & Field Head CoachDistance
- Kevin BembridgeVolunteer Assistant Coach
The full District of Columbia coaching staff’s contact info is in the member database.
Every verified mark in District of Columbia's 2025-26 class
1 of the 3 athletes signed has a verified high-school mark, shown here with the mark each was signed on. The other 2 have no verified mark on record, so they are left out rather than guessed. Not a published standard, not an estimate. Names, hometowns and the coach who recruited each athlete are the member view.
Signed out of: DC
Members see who each of these 1 athletes is, where they came from, and the coach who recruited their event — see the named class
Where do YOUR marks fit?
BeastMatch scores your PRs against the actual signing history of every college program — District of Columbia and 980+ more — in seconds. Free, no account needed.
Standards reflect the program’s most recent signing class and shift every cycle. Recruiting decisions also weigh progression, event needs, academics and roster spots — a mark inside the range is a conversation, not a guarantee.
District of Columbia permits high school NIL for high school athletes. See the District of Columbia NIL rules →
More ECC recruiting standards
Real signee marks for the programs District of Columbia recruits against.
D2 standards for the events District of Columbia signs
What the whole division signed in each event, not just this program.
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