Real Recruiting Standards · 2025-26

What it actually takes to run at Richmond
NCAA Division I · A10 · VA
Every mark below belongs to someone Richmond actually signed for 2025-26 — 12 athletes in the class. Not an estimate. The real bar.
Richmond is a 3,054-student private campus in Richmond, VA and competes in the A10. Lori Taylor leads a staff of 9 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 Richmond program at a glance
- Division
- NCAA Division I
- Conference
- A10
- Campus
- Richmond, VA
- Enrollment
- 3,054 students
- T&F operating budget
- $210K men · $1.4M women
Private institution
Program expense, not scholarship aid
Distance only. Richmond sponsors men's cross country without a full outdoor track program. Sprint, jump, throw and multi-event athletes are not recruited here.
Men's standards
Home-grown signees: marks pulled from verified American high-school meets.
Women's standards
American signees only — marks verified from US high-school meet results.
+2 more events with real signee standards — 200m, 400m
Everything above is the free slice. Members get the rest of Richmond’s class — names, marks, budgets, and coach contacts.
Unlock the full standards →Who recruits for Richmond
Pulled directly from the program’s athletics staff directory. Event groups coached here: distance and cross country.
- Lori TaylorDirector of Track & Field / Head Women's Cross Country CoachDistance
- Andre Moore
- Billy Caldwell
- Isabel Rose
- Kieran Thayer
- LaRee Sugg
- Lauren Wicklund
- McKenzie Yi
- Steve Taylor
Direct, verified contact info for the full Richmond staff lives in the member database.
Where do YOUR marks fit?
BeastMatch runs your marks against the real signing history of 980+ programs, Richmond included — free, no account, results in seconds.
Treat this as a snapshot of one signing class, not a fixed cutoff — it changes every cycle. Coaches also weigh progression, event needs, academics and roster spots, so landing in range opens a conversation rather than settling one.
Virginia permits high school NIL for high school athletes. See the Virginia NIL rules →
More A10 recruiting standards
Real signee marks for the programs Richmond recruits against.
- Davidson recruiting standards
- Dayton recruiting standards
- Duquesne recruiting standards
- Fordham recruiting standards
- George Mason recruiting standards
- George Washington recruiting standards
- La Salle recruiting standards
- Loyola Chicago recruiting standards
- Massachusetts recruiting standards
- Rhode Island recruiting standards
- Saint Joseph's recruiting standards
- Saint Louis recruiting standards
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