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2017 NJCAA Men's High Jump: Top Marks

The best men's High Jump marks in NJCAA during the 2017 indoor season, from the TFRRS national list plus the national championship meet.

#AthleteClassTeamMarkMeet
1Jah-Nhai PerinchiefSO-2Iowa Central CC2.17m (7' 1.5")Minnesota State - Alumni Open Jan 7, 2017
2Kwaume McGeeSO-2South Plains2.15m (7' 0.5")NJCAA Indoor Championships Mar 3, 2017
3Samuel ShoultzSO-2Pima CC2.15m (7' 0.5")NJCAA Indoor Championships Mar 3, 2017
4Jared SeaySO-2Iowa Central CC2.15m (7' 0.5")Iowa State Classic Feb 10, 2017
5Eric RichardsFR-1Hinds CC2.11m (6' 11")LSU Twilight Feb 17, 2017
6Landon CuskellySO-2Butler CC2.10m (6' 10.75")Wichita State Herm Wilson Junior College Invitational Feb 3, 2017
7Tyson PennFR-1Butler CC2.10m (6' 10.75")Pittsburg State Invitational Jan 28, 2017
8Andrew WellsSO-2Cowley County CC2.10m (6' 10.75")Pittsburg State Invitational Jan 28, 2017
9Josh WashingtonJohnson County CC2.10m (6' 10.75")Pittsburg State Invitational Jan 28, 2017
10Willie RogersFR-1Barton County CC2.10m (6' 10.75")2017 NJCAA Region VI Indoor Championships Feb 17, 2017
11DeShuan WilliamsSO-2Cowley County CC2.08m (6' 9.75")MSSU Southern Invitational Jan 20, 2017
12Ronald HendersonFR-1Southwestern CC2.06m (6' 9")2017 Grinnell Indoor Invitational Feb 4, 2017
13Jymil ToneyFR-1Pima CC2.05m (6' 8.75")NAU Tune Up Feb 17, 2017
14Robert DunningSO-2South Plains2.05m (6' 8.75")NJCAA Indoor Championships Mar 3, 2017
15Alvin McCrayFR-1Barton County CC2.05m (6' 8.75")NJCAA Indoor Championships Mar 3, 2017
16Laquan NairnFR-1South Plains2.05m (6' 8.75")NMJC Indoor Invitational Feb 17, 2017
17Zach FesenFR-1Hutchinson CC2.01m (6' 7")Fred Beile Track Classic Feb 3, 2017
18Tiyoshi HopesFR-1Western Texas College2.00m (6' 6.75")Dunamis Sports Group College Classic II Feb 10, 2017
19Evan HansenSO-2Vincennes2.00m (6' 6.75")NJCAA Indoor Championships Mar 3, 2017
20Mason BuckmasterSO-2Butler CC2.00m (6' 6.75")NJCAA Indoor Championships Mar 3, 2017
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