Mount Olive Track & Field / Cross Country Recruiting (D2)

Q: What events is Mount Olive track & field strongest in?

Based on its recorded marks, Mount Olive shows the most depth in distance, sprints, and throws.

Q: How do I apply to Mount Olive for track & field or cross country?

You can start a Mount Olive application at apply.umo.edu. Recruiting interest and an application are separate steps — reach out to the coaching staff on this page in addition to applying.

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Earl Graves

Head Coach

Director of Cross Country/Director of Track & Field and Head Coach

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Aman Tsegay

Head M&W Cross Country Coach / Assistant M&W Track & Field Coach

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Bryan Hagopian

Head Cross Country Coach/Assistant Track & Field Coach

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Clive McDonald

Assistant Coach - Sprints

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Omar Beasley

Assistant Coach

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Justin Potter

Associate Head Coach

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Charone White

Assistant Coach - Jumps

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What It Really Costs

$39k

All-in cost of attendance/yr

$19k

Typical net price after aid

What families actually pay, by household income

<$30k$18k

$30–48k$16k

$48–75k$21k

$75–110k$15k

$110k+$21k

Apply now ↗Admissions site ↗

How to read these numbers ▾

Tuition & fees: $27k/yr; the rest is housing, food & books. All-in is what a family actually budgets.

Net price (tuition, fees & living costs minus grant aid) for federal-aid students, by family income band — a truer estimate of out-of-pocket cost than the sticker.

Cost of attendance & net price from federal college data (in-state / on-campus basis; out-of-state all-in is estimated as out-of-state tuition plus the same living costs). Individual aid varies. Program investment from EADA per-sport filings (coaching, travel, scholarships & ops) averaged across the track & field roster — heavier investment means more money in play, not a promised award.

What aid looks like here

MERIT AID (ESTIMATE)

96% of first-years get a grant from the school (federal data). The school does not publish how much of that is merit, so this is an estimate.

ATHLETIC AID · MEN'S PROGRAM CAN OFFER

Up to 12.6 full scholarships, shared across the whole team

Division II caps track and cross country together at 12.6 full-scholarship equivalents per team. Coaches split them into partial awards, and many programs fund fewer than the cap.

$47,139

median pay, 10 years after starting

$27,209

median federal debt at graduation

What would your family pay here?

Sources: U.S. Dept. of Education College Scorecard (2024-25), IPEDS, aid rules. Estimates, not offers.

Open spots for 2027

Where this men's program loses athletes after the 2026-27 season, and whether it recruits the event. Estimates from official meet results and signing classes, as of 2026-10-08.

Sprints

Possible

0 in their final year · usually races 10 · about 2 spots

Hurdles

Unlikely

0 in their final year · usually races 1

Middle distance

Unlikely

1 in their final year · usually races 5

Distance

Unlikely

0 in their final year · usually races 2 · about 1 spot

Jumps

Likely recruiting

4 in their final year · usually races 10 · about 4 spots

Throws

Likely recruiting

2 in their final year · usually races 12 · about 4 spots

Multi-events

Does not recruit

Not a recruiting priority here.

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Freshmen still on the team a year later

69%4 points below the D2 average (73%)

Of the 12 who left: 1 transferred to another college program, 11 have no college races since.

39 men's freshmen started here in fall 2021–2023. Stayed = on the roster or racing for this school the next season. “No college races since” can mean stepping away, injury, or a move to a school outside our data, such as a junior college. Source: official college season rosters and meet results.

Program Intel

▸Mount Olive signed one of the larger 2025-26 recruiting classes in Division II — 15 incoming athletes, 18th of 138 programs.

▸Mount Olive's track & field program spend ranks in the top 7% of Division II.

Mount Olive Track & Field — Common Questions

What events is Mount Olive track & field strongest in?

Based on its recorded marks, Mount Olive shows the most depth in distance, sprints, and throws.

How do I apply to Mount Olive for track & field or cross country?

You can start a Mount Olive application at apply.umo.edu. Recruiting interest and an application are separate steps — reach out to the coaching staff on this page in addition to applying.

Free preview. Coaching staff, performance marks, athletics budgets, standings, and recruiting classes are members-only.

Become a member

Earl Graves

Head Coach

Director of Cross Country/Director of Track & Field and Head Coach

Unlock coach contact

Aman Tsegay

Head M&W Cross Country Coach / Assistant M&W Track & Field Coach

Unlock coach contact

Bryan Hagopian

Head Cross Country Coach/Assistant Track & Field Coach

Unlock coach contact

Clive McDonald

Assistant Coach - Sprints

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Omar Beasley

Assistant Coach

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Justin Potter

Associate Head Coach

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Charone White

Assistant Coach - Jumps

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What It Really Costs

$39k

All-in cost of attendance/yr

$19k

Typical net price after aid

What families actually pay, by household income

<$30k$18k

$30–48k$16k

$48–75k$21k

$75–110k$15k

$110k+$21k

Apply now ↗Admissions site ↗

How to read these numbers ▾

Tuition & fees: $27k/yr; the rest is housing, food & books. All-in is what a family actually budgets.

Net price (tuition, fees & living costs minus grant aid) for federal-aid students, by family income band — a truer estimate of out-of-pocket cost than the sticker.

What aid looks like here

MERIT AID (ESTIMATE)

96% of first-years get a grant from the school (federal data). The school does not publish how much of that is merit, so this is an estimate.

ATHLETIC AID · MEN'S PROGRAM CAN OFFER

Up to 12.6 full scholarships, shared across the whole team

Division II caps track and cross country together at 12.6 full-scholarship equivalents per team. Coaches split them into partial awards, and many programs fund fewer than the cap.

$47,139

median pay, 10 years after starting

$27,209

median federal debt at graduation

What would your family pay here?

Sources: U.S. Dept. of Education College Scorecard (2024-25), IPEDS, aid rules. Estimates, not offers.

Open spots for 2027

Where this men's program loses athletes after the 2026-27 season, and whether it recruits the event. Estimates from official meet results and signing classes, as of 2026-10-08.

Sprints

Possible

0 in their final year · usually races 10 · about 2 spots

Hurdles

Unlikely

0 in their final year · usually races 1

Middle distance

Unlikely

1 in their final year · usually races 5

Distance

Unlikely

0 in their final year · usually races 2 · about 1 spot

Jumps

Likely recruiting

4 in their final year · usually races 10 · about 4 spots

Throws

Likely recruiting

2 in their final year · usually races 12 · about 4 spots

Multi-events

Does not recruit

Not a recruiting priority here.

See every program likely recruiting your event

Freshmen still on the team a year later

69%4 points below the D2 average (73%)

Of the 12 who left: 1 transferred to another college program, 11 have no college races since.

Program Intel

▸Mount Olive signed one of the larger 2025-26 recruiting classes in Division II — 15 incoming athletes, 18th of 138 programs.

▸Mount Olive's track & field program spend ranks in the top 7% of Division II.

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Mount Olive Track & Field — Common Questions

What events is Mount Olive track & field strongest in?

How do I apply to Mount Olive for track & field or cross country?

D2 recruiting standards by event

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Mount Olive Track & Field — Common Questions

What events is Mount Olive track & field strongest in?

How do I apply to Mount Olive for track & field or cross country?