Real signee marks · 2025-26 signing class · Girls

What colleges recruit a 25.2 200m?

A girls 25.2 200m is at or ahead of the median signee at 168 of the 203 college programs where we hold a verified 200m median: 47 in D1, 46 in D2, 59 in D3 and 16 in NAIA.

n = 1,989 girls 200m marks, 2025-26 signing class, trackbeast.com. Built from what signed athletes ran in high school, read for the 2026-27 cycle. No program median is printed off fewer than four signees.

Where a 25.2 sits at each level

LevelMedian signeeA 25.2 is…
D125.27Ahead of the median signee
D226.54In the top quarter of the class
D327.80In the top quarter of the class
NAIA26.96In the top quarter of the class
  • 25.2 beats the median D1 signee (25.27) by 0.07 seconds. The next line up is the top quarter at 24.57.
  • At D2, 25.2 is a top-quarter mark: three of every four of the 478 signees ran slower than 25.72. The median was 26.54.
  • D3: 25.2 is inside the top quarter of the class. The top-quarter line was 26.81 and the median D3 signee ran 27.80, 2.6 seconds slower.
  • 25.2 clears the NAIA top-quarter line (26.21) and sits 1.8 seconds ahead of the median signee (26.96).

Programs whose typical 200m signee ran about 25.2

34 programs have a median girls 200m signee within 0.4 seconds of 25.2. The closest at each level:

One step up

Programs whose typical 200m signee was a little faster than 25.2: the next rung.

How to use this

These medians show who signs athletes around your mark. They are not minimums, and they are not offers. A coach looks at your grade, your progression and the roster before the time. Treat the list as where to send your first emails.

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Other girls 200m marks

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200m standards by level

NCAA Division I 200m standards →NCAA Division II 200m standards →NCAA Division III 200m standards →NAIA 200m standards →By conference →By state →

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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