Real Recruiting Standards · 2025-26

What it actually takes to run at Omaha
NCAA Division I · Summit · NE
Every mark below belongs to someone Omaha actually signed for 2025-26 — 9 athletes in the class. Not an estimate. The real bar.
Omaha is a 11,859-student public campus in Omaha, NE and competes in the Summit. Cliff Cisar leads a staff of 3.
Median: the middle signee’s personal best. Range: the full spread of the class, fastest to slowest. 1500m/Mile and 3000m marks read as their 1600m/3200m equivalents. Sourced from verified meets, not self-reported times.
The Omaha program at a glance
- Division
- NCAA Division I
- Conference
- Summit
- Campus
- Omaha, NE
- Enrollment
- 11,859 students
- T&F operating budget
- $708K (women)
Public institution
Program expense, not scholarship aid
Women's standards
American signees only — marks verified from US high-school meet results.
+4 more events with real signee standards — 400m, 800m, Long Jump, Javelin
Full access unlocks every event in Omaha’s class — names, marks, program budgets, and how to reach the coaching staff.
Unlock the full standards →Who recruits for Omaha
Pulled directly from the program’s athletics staff directory.
- Cliff CisarHead Coach
- Saskia PingpankAssistant Coach
- Thomas StopakAssistant Coach
Direct, verified contact info for the full Omaha staff lives in the member database.
Where do YOUR marks fit?
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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.
Nebraska permits high school NIL for high school athletes. See the Nebraska NIL rules →
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Real signee marks for the programs Omaha recruits against.
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