Real Recruiting Standards · 2025-26 signing class

NCAA Division I Long Jump Recruiting Standards (2026-27)

The honest answer to "am I a D1 Long Jump athlete?" is not a published standard — it is what D1 programs actually signed. Every number below comes from the real high-school marks of the 2025-26 class.

P25 / P50 / P75 are the quarter, half and three-quarter points of the signing class, best mark first. 1500m/Mile and 3000m marks read as their 1600m/3200m equivalents. All from verified meets — American signees are pooled separately from international ones.

Boys · Long Jump

208 signees · 134 programs

P25 — top quarter

7.12m

The fast end of the D1 class.

P50 — median signee

6.86m

The middle D1 signee.

P75 — back quarter

6.52m

Still signed at this level.

A boy who jumped 6.86m in the Long Jump is in the middle of what D1 actually signed this cycle. The middle half of the class landed inside 6.52m–7.12m, across all 208 boys signed by D1 programs in this event.

D1 programs signing the most Long Jump

A dash means that program signed too few athletes in this event for a median to mean anything. The signee count is still exact.

Girls · Long Jump

129 signees · 101 programs

P25 — top quarter

5.99m

The fast end of the D1 class.

P50 — median signee

5.82m

The middle D1 signee.

P75 — back quarter

5.68m

Still signed at this level.

A girl who jumped 5.82m in the Long Jump is in the middle of what D1 actually signed this cycle. The middle half of the class landed inside 5.68m–5.99m, across all 129 girls signed by D1 programs in this event.

D1 programs signing the most Long Jump

A dash means that program signed too few athletes in this event for a median to mean anything. The signee count is still exact.

A D1 median doesn't recruit anyone. Programs do.

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Other D1 event standards

Long Jump standards at the other levels

One division, one signing class, and a range that changes every year — that is what this page is. Program-by-program the bar swings hard in both directions, and progression, event needs, academics and roster spots decide as much as the mark does.

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