Ivy League Recruiting Profile · 2026–27

Brown University
Track & Field

A quick-reference profile of competitive recruiting benchmarks for prospective Brown track & field student-athletes.

NCAA Division I Ivy League Providence, Rhode Island Men & Women
University Brown University
Division NCAA Division I
Conference Ivy League
Location Providence, RI

Performance Benchmarks

Brown Track & Field Recruiting Standards

These ranges represent competitive performance levels that may place an athlete within the recruiting conversation at Brown. They are benchmarks rather than published guarantees and should be interpreted alongside academics, progression, roster needs and recruiting class priorities.

Men

Competitive Range
Event Benchmark
100m10.75 – 10.90
200m21.50 – 22.00
400m48.00 – 49.20
800m1:52 – 1:54
1500m3:50 – 3:56
1600m / Mile4:10 – 4:15
3200m9:00 – 9:15
110m Hurdles14.20 – 14.60
400m Hurdles53.00 – 55.00
High Jump6'6"+
Pole Vault15'6"+
Long Jump23'+
Triple Jump47'+
Shot Put55'+
Discus165'+
Hammer180'+
Javelin185'+

Women

Competitive Range
Event Benchmark
100m11.90 – 12.20
200m24.30 – 25.00
400m55.00 – 57.00
800m2:10 – 2:14
1500m4:28 – 4:40
3200m10:20 – 10:50
100m Hurdles14.00 – 14.60
400m Hurdles61.00 – 64.00
High Jump5'8"+
Pole Vault12'6"+
Long Jump19'+
Triple Jump39'+
Shot Put45'+
Discus145'+
Hammer170'+
Javelin140'+
Recruiting needs can vary significantly from one class to the next. A performance inside these ranges does not guarantee coach support, a roster position or admission to Brown.

Reading the Numbers

What the Standards Tell You

Track recruiting is not a simple qualifying-standard system. An athlete's mark is one piece of a larger evaluation that can change according to the recruiting class and event group.

01

Competitive Level

The closer an athlete is to the strongest end of a range, the more competitive the athletic profile generally becomes.

02

Roster Need

Recruiting demand can change according to graduating athletes, event depth and the priorities of a particular class.

03

Academics

Brown recruiting requires an academic profile capable of standing up within an exceptionally selective admissions environment.

04

Progression

Development over time, consistency and future upside can add important context to an athlete's current personal best.

05

Versatility

Athletes capable of helping across several events or relays may offer greater roster value than one result alone suggests.

06

Timing

A strong performance profile can become less valuable if an athlete enters the recruiting process after priority needs are filled.

Additional Recruiting Detail

Looking for a deeper Brown recruiting guide?

For a more detailed discussion of Brown recruiting, including academics, coach support, recruiting timing, roster strategy and event-group considerations, see the complete Brown Track & Field Recruiting Guide.

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FTR Recruits recruiting benchmarks are informational estimates intended to help prospective student-athletes evaluate competitive positioning. They are not official Brown University recruiting standards, admissions requirements or guarantees of recruitment, admission or roster placement. Program needs and recruiting priorities may change.