Best NJCAA programs for the Triple Jump, 2026 Outdoor
NJCAA · Triple Jump · 2026 Outdoor
Power Rankings
Men: Central Arizona, rated 99, led by Augustine McCabe (#4 on the national list, 15.68m) with 2 athletes on the list. Women: South Plains, rated 99, led by Leticia Ouaba (#3 on the national list, 12.44m) with 3 athletes on the list. Each program scores its best four athletes on the national list, weighted 1.0, 0.75, 0.5 and 0.25.
1Central ArizonaAugustine McCabe #4 · 15.68m · Kwontis Davis #52 · 13.61m2 on the list99
2South PlainsAdem Boualbani #2 · 16.10m · Jacob Thompson #48 · 13.68m2 on the list97
3MMeridian CCKhiyon Lewis #5 · 15.46m · Kane Hill #7 · 15.34m2 on the list96
4Cloud County CCConor Matthews #10 · 14.98m · Daiquan Monteith #24 · 14.44m · Jaymion Jones #37 · 13.93m3 on the list90
5Iowa Western CCLebon Attoungbre #3 · 16.02m · Jacob Smetzer #17 · 14.59m · Taj Wilson #20 · 14.55m · Marciano Winn #44 · 13.73m4 on the list89
6Richard BlandLavor Johnson #6 · 15.34m · Kristoffer Jones #8 · 15.23m · Brian Harris #33 · 14.13m · Zalen Wiggins #51 · 13.62m4 on the list89
7Coffeyville CCChikara Nakahashi #12 · 14.89m · Dantevius Boykin #19 · 14.55m · Michael Wynn #30 · 14.24m · Kaiden Eikelboom #32 · 14.13m4 on the list87
8Barton County CCChavez Penn #1 · 16.17m · Devon Williams #31 · 14.19m2 on the list85
9New Mexico JCJavar Thomas #11 · 14.98m · Bastien Cadeot #21 · 14.53m2 on the list81
10Hinds CCDemetrius Taite Jr. #9 · 15.01m1 on the list78
Programs need at least one athlete inside the championship field (the number of Triple Jump entrants at the NJCAA national meet) to be ranked. Marks are wind-legal; aided marks are replaced by the athlete's legal best.