Real Recruiting Standards · 2025-26 signing class

NCAA Division II High Jump Recruiting Standards (2026-27)

The honest answer to "am I a D2 High Jump athlete?" is not a published standard — it is what D2 programs actually signed. Every number below comes from the real high-school marks of the 2025-26 class.

The middle number is the median signee’s PR; P25 is the fast end of the class and P75 the slow end that still signed. 1500m/Mile and 3000m are shown converted to 1600m/3200m. Sourced from verified meet results, American pool only.

Boys · High Jump

120 signees · 77 programs

P25 — top quarter

1.96m

The fast end of the D2 class.

P50 — median signee

1.88m

The middle D2 signee.

P75 — back quarter

1.78m

Still signed at this level.

Of the 120 boys signed by D2 programs in this event, half were better than 1.88m and half were worse. 1.96m is where the priority recruits sit; 1.78m is the bottom of the class, and that bottom still got signed.

D2 programs signing the most High 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 · High Jump

37 signees · 32 programs

P25 — top quarter

1.65m

The fast end of the D2 class.

P50 — median signee

1.63m

The middle D2 signee.

P75 — back quarter

1.62m

Still signed at this level.

Of the 37 girls signed by D2 programs in this event, half were better than 1.63m and half were worse. 1.65m is where the priority recruits sit; 1.62m is the bottom of the class, and that bottom still got signed.

D2 programs signing the most High 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 D2 median doesn't recruit anyone. Programs do.

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Other D2 event standards

High Jump standards at the other levels

These are last cycle’s signing marks for one division, not a fixed cutoff — a division median hides a wide spread between its best and worst programs. Coaches also weigh progression, event needs, academics and open roster spots, so a mark in range starts a conversation rather than settling one.

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