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Where would your High Jump mark rank in NCAA D1? (Men, 2026)

Type your men's High Jump result below to get your exact position among the 110 marks on the 2026 NCAA Division I outdoor qualifying list, the athletes directly around you, and the D1 programs where your mark would rank in the listed squad.

2026 NCAA D1 High Jump (men) — top 10

The national qualifying list for this event holds 110 marks from 27 conferences, from 2.31m at the top down to 2.11m at the cutoff.

#MarkAthleteSchoolConference
1 2.31m Jack, Kimani Georgia Southeastern Conference
2 2.27m Voyles, Gage Kennesaw State Conference USA
3 2.26m Vines, Scottie Arkansas Southeastern Conference
4 2.26m Mita, Antrea Houston Big 12 Conference
5 2.24m Hayes, Aiden Texas State Pac-12 Conference
6 2.23m Bassey, Etoro Texas A&M Southeastern Conference
7 2.21m Wenger, Jordan Oral Roberts The Summit League
8 2.21m Ritz, Tyson Oklahoma Southeastern Conference
9 2.21m Kapitolnik, Jonathan Illinois Big Ten Conference
10 2.20m Stephens, Brion Georgia Southeastern Conference

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Frequently asked questions

Where does the ranking data come from?

All marks come from the official 2026 NCAA Division I qualifying lists published on TFRRS (indoor national list and outdoor East + West regional lists, merged into one national list per event). This is a snapshot, refreshed manually — the harvest date is shown on the page.

My mark is slower than the last listed result — why is there no exact rank?

The qualifying lists are truncated at roughly the top 100–150 marks per event. Below that cutoff we tell you honestly that you are below #N of the national list and show the closest listed programs for context — we never extrapolate a percentile from a truncated list.

What does “this mark would score in the listed squad” mean?

For every school with athletes in the event we take its weakest mark on the qualifying list. If your mark beats it, your result would have ranked inside that program's listed group this season. It is a depth comparison based only on listed marks — it says nothing about scholarships, roster spots or recruiting interest.

How are hand-timed sprint results handled?

For sprints up to 400m (including hurdles) you can tick “hand-timed” and we add the standard +0.24s conversion to compare against fully-automatic (FAT) times, with the conversion shown next to your result.

Is wind taken into account?

Not in this version. The qualifying lists themselves apply NCAA rules for legal marks; your input is compared against the list as published. Wind-reading support may come later.

Data: 2026 NCAA Division I qualifying lists (TFRRS), snapshot of 2026-08-21. Rankings are informational; nothing here is a scholarship or recruiting promise.

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