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Huston–Tillotson Track & Field Coaches

Huston–Tillotson University is an NAIA program in the HBCU Athletic Conference, located in Austin, TX. The track & field staff lists 1 coach, led by head coach Chris Grant. Email addresses are listed for 1 of them.

Track & Field staff1

Men's Track & Field roster breakdown & projected openings20 playersAll track & field openings →

Projected · estimate Low confidence: more than 20% of players have no class listed Season 2026 · from the official roster on October 20, 2026

Roster by class

  • 9Freshmen
  • 1Sophomores
  • 3Juniors
  • 0Seniors
  • 0Grad students
  • 7Not listed

Projected openings for the incoming class

0 of 20 players are seniors or graduate students (7 with no class listed). Team signal: Low

0 seniors and 0 graduate students are in their listed final year; 13 players are freshmen, sophomores or juniors. Treat this as a rough indication: the roster leaves too many fields blank for a reliable estimate.

Coaches recruit for the spots that open. If your position is losing players here, this is a program to email now.

By position · Projected · estimate
PositionOn rosterSr + Gr (departing)ReturningOpening signal
Sprints SPR14010 +4 no classLow
Hurdles HUR302 +1 no classLow
Jumps JMP100 +1 no classUnknown
Mid-distance MD100 +1 no classUnknown
Throws THR101Low
How the openings estimate works

Estimate: departing = players listed as seniors or graduate students at that position; signal compares them with everyone at the position whose class is listed (high: at least 2 and at least 40% departing; medium: at least 1 and at least 20%; low: fewer). Based only on the published roster.

  • Does not account for transfers, early departures, injuries, walk-ons or players already committed.
  • Seniors without a stated redshirt may still have a year of eligibility left; the roster page does not say.
  • Coaches recruit for need and fit; an opening is not an offer.

Counts come from the official roster page as published; individual players are never stored or shown here. Open the official roster for names.

Women's Track & Field roster breakdown & projected openings14 playersAll track & field openings →

Projected · estimate Low confidence: more than 20% of players have no class listed Season 2026 · from the official roster on October 20, 2026

Roster by class

  • 3Freshmen
  • 3Sophomores
  • 4Juniors
  • 1Seniors
  • 0Grad students
  • 3Not listed

Projected openings for the incoming class

1 of 14 players are seniors or graduate students (3 with no class listed). Team signal: Low

1 senior and 0 graduate students are in their listed final year; 10 players are freshmen, sophomores or juniors. Treat this as a rough indication: the roster leaves too many fields blank for a reliable estimate.

Coaches recruit for the spots that open. If your position is losing players here, this is a program to email now.

By position · Projected · estimate
PositionOn rosterSr + Gr (departing)ReturningOpening signal
Sprints SPR817Low
Mid-distance MD302 +1 no classLow
Jumps JMP101Low
Throws THR100 +1 no classUnknown

1 player has no position listed and is counted in the class totals only.

How the openings estimate works

Estimate: departing = players listed as seniors or graduate students at that position; signal compares them with everyone at the position whose class is listed (high: at least 2 and at least 40% departing; medium: at least 1 and at least 20%; low: fewer). Based only on the published roster.

  • Does not account for transfers, early departures, injuries, walk-ons or players already committed.
  • Seniors without a stated redshirt may still have a year of eligibility left; the roster page does not say.
  • Coaches recruit for need and fit; an opening is not an offer.

Counts come from the official roster page as published; individual players are never stored or shown here. Open the official roster for names.

How to email a track & field coach

Coaches read hundreds of emails a week. The ones that get answered are short, specific and easy to act on.

  1. Email the right personAt big programs, the recruiting coordinator or the assistant who covers your position reads recruit email first. At smaller schools the head coach usually does. Copy both when in doubt.
  2. Put the essentials in the subject lineGrad year, position, hometown and one standout number. Example: "2027 OF · 6.6 60-yd · 3.9 GPA · Columbus, OH".
  3. Keep the body under 150 wordsWho you are, why this program specifically, your key stats and academics, and a link to highlights and schedule. One ask: "Would you be open to a call?"
  4. Link, don't attachAttachments get stripped and go unopened. Link your highlight video and a profile page the coach can skim on a phone.
  5. Follow up in 7–10 daysReply to your own email with a new result or an upcoming game or showcase the coach can watch. Two polite follow-ups is normal; five is not.
  6. Know the recruiting calendarCoaches can read your email during a dead period, but they may not be able to reply the way you expect. Check the NCAA calendar for your sport before you worry about silence.
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Data source: Huston–Tillotson University's public athletics staff directory (htramsathletics.com), last checked 2026-10-19. Use "Report a correction" on any row to flag a change.