What 1600m mark do you need to get recruited by Washington (men's)?

The median high-school 1600m mark of Washington's 2025-26 American men's signees was 3:52.01, with the class ranging 3:51.82 – 3:52.20 across 2 signees. That's what they actually signed — not a published standard. Washington competes in the Big Ten.

What 3200m mark do you need to get recruited by Washington (men's)?

The median high-school 3200m mark of Washington's 2025-26 American men's signees was 8:35.10, with the class ranging 8:31.22 – 8:38.98 across 2 signees. That's what they actually signed — not a published standard. Washington competes in the Big Ten.

What 800m mark do you need to get recruited by Washington (men's)?

The median high-school 800m mark of Washington's 2025-26 American men's signees was 1:47.73, with the class ranging 1:46.63 – 1:48.83 across 2 signees. That's what they actually signed — not a published standard. Washington competes in the Big Ten.

What 400m mark do you need to get recruited by Washington (women's)?

The median high-school 400m mark of Washington's 2025-26 American women's signees was 58.70, with the class ranging 56.62 – 1:00.78 across 2 signees. That's what they actually signed — not a published standard. Washington competes in the Big Ten.

What 100m mark do you need to get recruited by Washington (women's)?

The median high-school 100m mark of Washington's 2025-26 American women's signees was 12.59, with the class ranging 12.59 across 1 signee. That's what they actually signed — not a published standard. Washington competes in the Big Ten.

What 200m mark do you need to get recruited by Washington (women's)?

The median high-school 200m mark of Washington's 2025-26 American women's signees was 25.04, with the class ranging 25.04 across 1 signee. That's what they actually signed — not a published standard. Washington competes in the Big Ten.

Who is the head track and field coach at Washington?

Andy Powell (Head Coach of Track & Field and Cross Country) leads the Washington track & field program. Andy Powell leads a staff of 8 covering 5 event groups.

Real Recruiting Standards · 2026-27 cycle

What it actually takes to run at Washington

NCAA Division I · Big Ten · WA

No published standards, no estimates — this is what Washington actually signed: 11 athletes in the 2025-26 class — including 1 international signee. What it takes, straight from the results.

Washington is a 39,515-student public campus in Seattle, WA and competes in the Big Ten. Andy Powell leads a staff of 8 covering 5 event groups.

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 Washington program at a glance

Division: NCAA Division I
Conference: Big Ten
Campus: Seattle, WA
Enrollment: 39,515 students
T&F operating budget: $2.6M men · $3.5M women

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Men's standards

American signees only — marks verified from US high-school meet results.

EventWhat their median signee ranFull class rangeDepth

1600mDistance

3:52.01median signee

3:51.82 – 3:52.20class range

3:52.012 signees

3200mDistance

8:35.10median signee

8:31.22 – 8:38.98class range

8:35.102 signees

800mDistance

1:47.73median signee

1:46.63 – 1:48.83class range

1:47.732 signees

+2 more events with real signee standards — Discus, Shot Put

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Women's standards

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

EventWhat their median signee ranFull class rangeDepth

400mSprints

58.70median signee

56.62 – 1:00.78class range

58.702 signees

100mSprints

12.59median signee

12.59class range

12.591 signee

200mSprints

25.04median signee

25.04class range

25.041 signee

+6 more events with real signee standards — 100m Hurdles, 300m Hurdles, Long Jump, Pole Vault, Discus, Shot Put

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Who recruits for Washington

Pulled directly from the program’s athletics staff directory. Event groups coached here: sprints and hurdles, distance and cross country, jumps and vault, throws, combined events.

Andy PowellHead Coach of Track & Field and Cross CountryDistance
Maurica PowellDirector of Track & Field and Cross CountryDistance
Toby StevensonAssociate Head Coach, Jumps, Vault, and MultisMultis
Chris KwiatkowskiAssistant Coach, DistancesDistance
Jeshua AndersonAssistant Coach, Sprints/Hurdles/RelaysSprints & Hurdles
Jesse ChapmanAssistant Coach, Horizontal Jumps and ThrowsThrows
Tim ReillyAssistant Coach, Pole VaultJumps
Van Arkel, SadieAssistant Coach, DistancesDistance

Direct, verified contact info for the full Washington staff lives in the member database.

Every verified mark in Washington's 2025-26 class

9 of the 11 athletes signed have a verified high-school mark, shown here with the mark each was signed on. The other 2 have no verified mark on record, so they are left out rather than guessed. Not a published standard, not an estimate. Names, hometowns and the coach who recruited each athlete are the member view.

Men's class · 3 signed

Signed out of: Ore. · Wash.

1600m2 signed

3:51.823:52.20

Discus1 signed

59.23m

Women's class · 6 signed · 5 American shown

Signed out of: Wash. · Calif. · Pa. · Fla.

400m1 signed

56.62

300m Hurdles1 signed

44.38

Pole Vault1 signed

4.40m

Long Jump1 signed

5.89m

Discus1 signed

42.73m

+ 1 international signee in this class — their marks are in the International view of the tables above, kept separate so the American numbers above stay readable as US high-school marks.

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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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