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Mid South Track & Field Recruiting Standards

Every NAIA Mid South track and field program, with links to each school's Target, Recruit and Walk-On standards for men and women.

Mid South track & field programs (7)

SchoolStateStandards
Bethel (Tenn.)TennesseeSet from 2026 conference results
CampbellsvilleKentuckySet from 2026 conference results
Cumberland (Tenn.)TennesseeSet from 2026 conference results
CumberlandsKentuckySet from 2026 conference results
Freed-HardemanTennesseeSet from 2026 conference results
Georgetown (Ky.)KentuckySet from 2026 conference results
Lindsey WilsonKentuckySet from 2026 conference results

Mid South men's marks: what it took this season

The 8th, 15th and 25th best marks in the Mid South in 2026, which set the Target, Recruit and Walk-On levels for conference schools without an official chart.

Event8th (Target)15th (Recruit)25th (Walk-On)
100m10.54–11.18
200m21.48–22.42
400m48.94–52.10
800m1:53.69–1:59.58
1500m3:58.91–4:13.22
5000m15:34.92–18:49.68
10000m34:38.59–35:52.63
110m Hurdles15.51–22.43
400m Hurdles1:01.32–1:08.69
3000m Steeplechase10:53.24–11:46.10
High Jump1.85m–1.76m
Pole Vault3.10m–3.10m
Long Jump6.53m–5.05m
Triple Jump13.22m–11.73m
Shot Put12.18m–6.92m
Discus39.40m–22.35m
Hammer30.41m–30.41m
Javelin42.31m–19.82m

Mid South women's marks: what it took this season

The 8th, 15th and 25th best marks in the Mid South in 2026, which set the Target, Recruit and Walk-On levels for conference schools without an official chart.

Event8th (Target)15th (Recruit)25th (Walk-On)
100m12.19–14.30
200m25.46–28.12
400m1:01.81–1:12.17
800m2:27.56–2:38.23
1500m4:59.93–5:29.06
5000m18:51.38–28:18.65
10000m––42:19.30
100m Hurdles17.00–20.81
400m Hurdles––1:19.15
3000m Steeplechase––13:52.80
High Jump1.43m–1.35m
Pole Vault––3.05m
Long Jump5.18m–3.76m
Triple Jump10.32m–9.83m
Shot Put9.87m–5.15m
Discus33.29m–19.30m
Hammer29.76m–21.90m
Javelin21.64m–14.10m
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