Real Recruiting Standards · 2025-26

Portland

What it actually takes to run at Portland

NCAA Division I · WCC · OR

No published standards, no estimates — this is what Portland actually signed: 26 athletes in the 2025-26 class. What it takes, straight from the results.

Portland is a 3,136-student private campus in Portland, OR and competes in the WCC. Ian Solof leads a staff of 5 covering 1 event group.

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 Portland program at a glance

Division
NCAA Division I
Conference
WCC
Campus
Portland, OR
Enrollment
3,136 students

Private institution

T&F operating budget
$1.1M men · $980K women

Program expense, not scholarship aid

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Men's standards

Home-grown signees: marks pulled from verified American high-school meets.

1600mDistance
4:19.406 signees
3200mDistance
9:13.806 signees
800mDistance
1:59.392 signees

Women's standards

Home-grown signees: marks pulled from verified American high-school meets.

1600mDistance
5:04.8411 signees
3200mDistance
10:59.877 signees
800mDistance
2:16.785 signees

+3 more events with real signee standards — 100m, 200m, 400m

Everything above is the free slice. Members get the rest of Portland’s class — names, marks, budgets, and coach contacts.

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Who recruits for Portland

Pulled directly from the program’s athletics staff directory. Event groups coached here: distance and cross country.

  • Ian SolofHead Coach
  • Rob ConnerHead Coach
  • Anna ConnorAssistant Women's Cross Country & Track CoachDistance
  • Brady JohnsonAssistant Coach
  • Sol SallosTrack & Field Assistant Coach

Direct, verified contact info for the full Portland 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.

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