Real signee marks · 2025-26 signing class · Girls

What colleges recruit a 58 400m?

A girls 58 400m is at or ahead of the median signee at 105 of the 132 college programs where we hold a verified 400m median: 32 in D1, 30 in D2, 29 in D3 and 14 in NAIA.

n = 1,641 girls 400m marks, 2025-26 signing class, trackbeast.com. Every mark belongs to an athlete who signed with a college program. We print a program median only off four or more signees.

Where a 58 sits at each level

LevelMedian signeeA 58 is…
D158.11Ahead of the median signee
D21:01.08In the top quarter of the class
D31:03.54In the top quarter of the class
NAIA1:03.57In the top quarter of the class
  • At D1, 58 is in the faster half of the class. The median signee ran 58.11; the top quarter starts at 56.31, 1.7 seconds away.
  • 58 clears the D2 top-quarter line (59.27) and sits 3.1 seconds ahead of the median signee (1:01.08).
  • D3: 58 is inside the top quarter of the class. The top-quarter line was 1:00.81 and the median D3 signee ran 1:03.54, 5.5 seconds slower.
  • NAIA: 58 is inside the top quarter of the class. The top-quarter line was 1:01.19 and the median NAIA signee ran 1:03.57, 5.6 seconds slower.

Programs whose typical 400m signee ran about 58

23 programs have a median girls 400m signee within 1 second of 58. The closest at each level:

One step up

Programs whose typical 400m signee was a little faster than 58: the next rung.

  • BrownD156.69median
  • Pittsburg StD256.64median
  • CornellD156.59median
  • BaylorD156.45median
  • HoustonD156.21median
  • MarylandD156.16median

How to use this

A median is the middle of a signing class, not a cutoff: half of every class ran slower and still signed. Coaches also weigh your grade, your trajectory, your range and what the roster needs that year. Use this list to decide who to write first, not as an offer.

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Other girls 400m marks

400m standards by level

A record of what 2025-26 signees ran in high school, drawn from public meet results and official rosters. Not a published standard, not a guarantee, and it changes each cycle.

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