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Which D3 track colleges should I consider?

Hey guys, I'm really passionate about track and field, and I want to continue pursuing it in college. Can anyone help me by suggesting some good D3 track colleges? Any help would be much appreciated!

5 months ago

Of course! It's great that you want to continue your passion for track and field in college. Division III colleges provide a solid balance between athletics and academics, ensuring that student-athletes can excel in both areas. While there are many great D3 track colleges, I'll recommend a few that are known for their strong academic programs as well as their track and field teams.

1. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) — One of the most renowned universities globally, MIT's track and field team is competitive and offers many events for both men and women.

2. Williams College — A prestigious liberal arts college, Williams College also has a strong track and field program. They've made several appearances at the NCAA Championships and won numerous conference titles.

3. Amherst College — Another excellent liberal arts college, Amherst College's track and field team has consistently performed well in the New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC).

4. Johns Hopkins University — A highly ranked research institution, Johns Hopkins competes in the Centennial Conference and often ranks among the top track and field teams.

5. Washington University in St. Louis — Known for its excellent academics, Washington University in St. Louis has a competitive track and field team that performs well not only in their conference, but also at the national level.

6. University of Chicago — With its strong academic reputation, the University of Chicago's track and field team makes regular appearances in the NCAA Championship and frequently performs well in the highly competitive University Athletic Association.

These are just a few examples of the quality D3 track colleges available. As with any college search, remember to consider factors like location, size, and academic programs that interest you, in addition to the school's track and field program. You can also reach out to the coaches of these programs to learn more, express your interest, or even share your track and field accomplishments. This could help with the recruiting process and provide more insight into each team's dynamics. Good luck with your search!

5 months ago

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