Preferred Recruit · Track StandardsTFRRS outdoor performance lists, explained
TFRRS performance lists rank college athletes' best marks in each event for a season, nationally and by conference. Where your mark would place on a conference list tells you how a coach in that conference sees it.
Updated 2026-10-16 · Preferred Recruit · built from 1,143 college programs' standards
National lists vs conference lists
National lists show the very top of each division. Conference lists matter more for recruiting, because a coach recruits to score at their own conference meet.
How this site turns lists into standards
For schools without official standards, this site reads the conference's current season list. In NCAA D1 and D2, the 8th best mark becomes Target, the 15th Recruit and the 25th Walk-On. In NCAA D3 and the NAIA, Target is a top 8 mark and Walk-On the 40th.
Latest national lists on this site
Common questions
Is TFRRS official?
TFRRS is the results system most college programs and conferences use to publish their results.
Are high school results on TFRRS?
No. TFRRS covers college results. High school results are on state databases such as MileSplit or Athletic.net.
Why does my mark rank differently indoors?
Indoor and outdoor are separate seasons with different tracks and some different events, so each has its own lists.