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Message: [QUOTE="husky429, post: 5291406, member: 6696"] I was a track coach. He's way, way behind the curve if you want him to get a scholarship. Track only gets a dozen scholarships on a boys team and they're incredibly difficult to get. You've gotta be breaking 4:15 to go D1 these days--and that's if you can run multiple events or run XC too. A specialist better do more. Typically, your freshman should be within 10% of the D1 recruiting standard. So your son should be aiming for a time of 4:52 on the 1600m by the time he goes to sophomore year. Sophomore spring, he should aim for around 4:28. [/QUOTE]