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NCAA Track & Field Records

Explore men’s and women’s NCAA Division I, II and III track and field records, indoors and outdoors. Choose a division and season to find event-by-event records, athletes, institutions, marks and meet details.

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Select a division and competition season to open the exact records board you need.

View Division I Indoor records ↗

Looking for a specific event or athlete? Open the appropriate collection, then use that page’s record search and filters. Or browse all six links below.

The complete collection

All six NCAA record boards

Every division has an indoor and outdoor page with men's and women's event listings.

NCAA Division

I

Division I collegiate performances, with separate indoor and outdoor record lists.

NCAA Division

II

Division II records across running, relays, jumps, throws and combined events.

NCAA Division

III

Division III marks and record holders for both competition seasons.

Important: These are CoachXPro reference collections of collegiate/divisional marks—not lists limited to performances achieved at NCAA championship meets. Eligibility criteria, wind, altitude, indoor facility standards and record ratification can affect comparisons. Check the source and explanatory notes on each records page.

Read the results correctly

College record ≠ championship meet record.

A fast time or long throw does not have to happen at the NCAA championship meet to appear in an all-time collegiate record list. Record definitions and source policies matter, especially when comparing divisions or seasons.

01 / RECORD TYPE

All-time collegiate marks

Typically summarize qualifying performances by college athletes across eligible meets—not just NCAA championship finals. Source inclusion rules can differ.

02 / SEASON

Indoor vs. outdoor

Indoor and outdoor schedules use overlapping but not identical events. The 60m and weight throw are common indoors; the 100m and javelin appear outdoors.

03 / CONTEXT

Conditions & eligibility

Wind assistance, high altitude, event specifications, conversions and ratification status may require footnotes. A mark’s context is part of the record.

For NCAA championship histories and official meet documents, consult the NCAA Statistics & Records directory ↗. The Track & Field News collegiate record definitions ↗ offer additional context about ratification and qualifying marks. CoachXPro is an independent reference publisher, not the NCAA.

Quick answers

NCAA records: frequently asked questions

Answers to the distinctions that matter before you compare a performance across divisions or seasons.

Where can I find Division I indoor records?
Go to our NCAA Division I indoor records page. It contains men's and women's listings by event.
Are collegiate records the same as NCAA Championship records?
No. An all-time collegiate or division record may be achieved at a regular-season or other eligible meet. A championship meet record is specifically achieved at the NCAA championship. For official championship books, use NCAA Statistics & Records.
What is the difference between indoor and outdoor track records?
Each season has its own event program and conditions. Indoor records commonly include the 60m and distance medley relay (DMR), while outdoor records commonly include the 100m, 4×100m relay, discus and javelin.
Can I compare marks across NCAA divisions?
You can compare times and distances, but check event specifications and contextual notes first. A wind-assisted outdoor performance, for example, should not be treated as directly equivalent to a wind-legal record.
Where can I look up relay and field-event records?
Choose your NCAA division and season above, then use the search and event controls on the relevant records page. Field-event marks are listed primarily in metric units, with converted imperial measurements on applicable pages.