What it actually takes to score at an NCAA Division I conference championship in the women's high jump. These are not marketing estimates — each mark is derived from the 2025 conference championship results, at the place where scoring stops.
Toughest conference
1.78m
SEC
Most attainable
1.51m
Big South
| Conference | Mark to score |
|---|---|
| Southeastern Conference | 1.78m |
| Big Ten Conference | 1.75m |
| Big 12 Conference | 1.74m |
| Atlantic Coast Conference | 1.72m |
| Mid-American Conference | 1.71m |
| Ivy League | 1.68m |
| Sun Belt Conference | 1.68m |
| Big West Conference | 1.68m |
| Colonial Athletic Association | 1.67m |
| Southland Conference | 1.67m |
| Conference USA | 1.67m |
| Missouri Valley Conference | 1.66m |
| Atlantic 10 Conference | 1.65m |
| Mountain West Conference | 1.65m |
| American Athletic Conference | 1.65m |
| Patriot League | 1.64m |
| Ohio Valley Conference | 1.64m |
| Big Sky Conference | 1.61m |
| Southern Conference | 1.61m |
| Western Athletic Conference | 1.61m |
| Horizon League | 1.58m |
| The Summit League | 1.58m |
| Southwestern Athletic Conf. | 1.57m |
| Mid-Eastern Athletic Conf. | 1.55m |
| ASUN Conference | 1.54m |
| Metro Atlantic Athletic Conf. | 1.53m |
| Big South Conference | 1.51m |
Higher is better, so the table runs hardest first. "Scoring cutoff" is the finishing place where conference points stop — the mark shown is what that place ran or threw in 2025.
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