Real signee marks · 2025-26 signing class · Boys

What colleges recruit a 2:10 800m?

A boys 2:10 800m is at or ahead of the median signee at 24 of the 204 college programs where we hold a verified 800m median: 5 in D2, 14 in D3 and 5 in NAIA.

n = 1,961 boys 800m marks, 2025-26 signing class, trackbeast.com. These are signed athletes' own high-school bests, D1 through NAIA. Programs with fewer than four signees in the event get no median.

Where a 2:10 sits at each level

LevelMedian signeeA 2:10 is…
D11:56.14Behind the back quarter
D22:00.95Behind the back quarter
D32:03.98Behind the median, ahead of the back quarter
NAIA2:05.28Behind the median, ahead of the back quarter
  • At D1, 2:10 is slower than the back quarter of the class (1:59.55) by 10 seconds. Some signees were slower still, but most were not.
  • D2: 2:10 is 3.6 seconds behind the back-quarter line (2:06.37). Three of every four of the 468 signees ran faster; the median was 2:00.95.
  • 2:10 is inside what D3 signed: behind the median (2:03.98) by 6.0 seconds, ahead of the back-quarter line (2:10.95) by 0.95 seconds.
  • At NAIA, 2:10 sits in the slower half of the class but ahead of the back quarter (2:11.54). The median signee ran 2:05.28, 4.7 seconds faster.

Programs whose typical 800m signee ran about 2:10

19 programs have a median boys 800m signee within 2 seconds of 2:10. The closest at each level:

One step up

Programs whose typical 800m signee was a little faster than 2:10: the next rung.

How to use this

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Other boys 800m marks

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800m standards by level

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These numbers describe the 2025-26 signing class; they do not guarantee a spot or aid. Sourced from public meet results and official rosters, and refreshed as new data lands.

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