I am not an expert in athletic recruiting, but I’m trying to learn more so I’ve used your son as a test case for me to practice. I welcome anyone’s feedback as to issues you see with these suggestions, but these are some possibilities that it seems like your son might be interested in.
D-1
High Academic Reach
Duke (NC)
Rice (TX)
Georgetown (D.C.)
Davidson (NC)
Yale (CT)
Academic Reach
Villanova (PA )
Academic Target
Butler (IN)
Tulsa (OK)
Saint Louis (MO)
Texas Christian
Samford (AL)
D-3
High Academic Reach
Williams (MA)
Pomona-Pitzer (CA)
Tufts (MA)
Haverford (PA )
Washington (MO)
Johns Hopkins
Swarthmore (PA )
Academic Reach
Emory (GA)
Trinity (CT)
Colorado College
Occidental (CA)
Trinity (TX)
Case Western (OH)
Denison (OH)
Oberlin (OH)
Academic Target
John Carroll (OH)
Knox (IL)
Rhodes (TN)
DePauw (IN)
Hendrix (AR)
Chapman (CA)
Roanoke (VA)
Southwestern (TX)
Lewis & Clark (OR)
One D-2 school that is probably not as fast in its sprinters as your son is, but that may be worth checking out, is Bentley, which excels in your son’s areas of interest.
I think I looked at it, but I didn’t think it was as fast as OP’s son wanted as their best 100m time was 11.28s and their best 200m time was 21.84s. As OP had mentioned some other teams previously mentioned as too slow, I thought that would be a likely remark for W&L. But the fact that I looked up their times was because I thought W&L would be a good option to consider.
Yes. Sorry. I was thinking about the A, B, C bands that were used for the slots. They relate to how the student matches against that schools average academic admittance.