Real Recruiting Standards · 2025-26 signing class

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

The honest answer to "am I a D2 Triple 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 · Triple Jump

78 signees · 61 programs

P25 — top quarter

13.80m

The fast end of the D2 class.

P50 — median signee

13.52m

The middle D2 signee.

P75 — back quarter

13.07m

Still signed at this level.

13.52m is the median D2 Triple Jump signee — not a published standard, the middle mark of the 78 boys signed by D2 programs in this event. 13.80m marks the top quarter; 13.07m marks the weakest quarter that still signed.

D2 programs signing the most Triple 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 · Triple Jump

5 signees · 4 programs

Not enough verified data to publish a girls Triple Jump standard here.

We have 5 marks from 4 programs in this event at this level — too few to put a percentile band on without one or two programs defining the whole division.

Every competitor publishing a number here is estimating one. We would rather show nothing. Try the girls read at another level, or run a real mark through the fit check below — it scores against every program that has data, not a division average.

A D2 median doesn't recruit anyone. Programs do.

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Other D2 event standards

Triple 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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