Preferred Recruit · Track StandardsMileSplit vs FloTrack for recruiting
MileSplit is mainly a high school results and rankings database, and FloTrack is mainly video, live streams and news; both are part of FloSports. Coaches use results databases to confirm marks, but neither one tells you which colleges your marks fit, which is what college standards are for.
Updated 2026-10-16 · Preferred Recruit · built from 1,143 college programs' standards
How coaches use results sites
When a coach gets your email, they usually look your marks up to confirm them. That makes it worth keeping your results correct and complete on the high school databases your state uses, such as MileSplit or Athletic.net.
Where rankings help and where they don't
A state or national ranking tells a coach you are good compared with other high schoolers. It does not tell you how your mark compares with what that college's athletes run, so pair the ranking with the school's standards before you decide where to apply.
Where this site fits
This site compares your mark with college recruiting standards and college results from TFRRS, the results system college programs use. Use it to build your list, then point coaches to your high school results for proof.
Common questions
Do college coaches look at MileSplit rankings?
Many coaches check high school results databases to confirm marks, especially for athletes who emailed them.
Is FloTrack a recruiting service?
FloTrack is a media and streaming platform. It covers high school and college track but does not place athletes with colleges.
Where do I see college results?
College results are on TFRRS, and this site's results pages show the national top marks by event.