Real Recruiting Standards · 2026-27 cycle

What it actually takes to run at Fairfield
NCAA Division I · MAAC · CT
No published standards, no estimates — this is what Fairfield actually signed: 9 athletes in the 2025-26 class. What it takes, straight from the results.
Fairfield is a 4,968-student private campus in Fairfield, CT and competes in the MAAC.
Median = the middle signee’s PR. Range = fastest to slowest mark they signed. 1500m/Mile and 3000m marks are shown as 1600m/3200m equivalents. Aggregated from verified meet results.
Inside the Fairfield program
- Division
- NCAA Division I
- Conference
- MAAC
- Campus
- Fairfield, CT
- Enrollment
- 4,968 students
- T&F operating budget
- $122K men · $151K women
Private institution
Program expense, not scholarship aid
Distance only. Fairfield sponsors women's cross country without a full outdoor track program. Sprint, jump, throw and multi-event athletes are not recruited here.
Men's standards
American signees only — marks verified from US high-school meet results.
Women's standards
Home-grown signees: marks pulled from verified American high-school meets.
Who recruits for Fairfield
Sourced from the program’s own athletics department directory. Event groups coached here: distance and cross country.
- Andrea CondieAssistant Men's & Women's Cross Country Coach , ext. , ext.Distance
- Jake JayworthHead Men's & Women's Cross Country Coach , ext. , ext.Distance
Verified contact details for every Fairfield coach are in the member database.
Every mark Fairfield signed — the whole 2025-26 class
9 athletes, and the high-school mark each one was signed on. Not a published standard, not an estimate, not a sample — every signing, every event. Names, hometowns and the coach who recruited each athlete are the member view.
Members see who each of these 9 athletes is, where they came from, and the coach who recruited their event — see the named class
Where do YOUR marks fit?
BeastMatch runs your marks against the real signing history of 980+ programs, Fairfield included — free, no account, results in seconds.
These numbers move every recruiting cycle — they’re last class’s signing marks, not a fixed bar. Programs also weigh progression, event needs, academics and open roster spots, so a mark in range starts a conversation; it doesn’t guarantee one.
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More MAAC recruiting standards
Real signee marks for the programs Fairfield recruits against.
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- Quinnipiac recruiting standards
- Rider recruiting standards
- Sacred Heart recruiting standards
- Saint Peter's recruiting standards
- Siena recruiting standards
D1 standards for the events Fairfield signs
What the whole division signed in each event, not just this program.
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