Second to only one. Matching an all-time personal best in the process, Mooresville’s Spencer Evans turned in a second-place finish in his specialty event participating in the 29th annual New Balance Nationals Outdoors Track and Field Championship Meet. Doing so at Mooresville’s Rocket Man pole vaulting training facility, Evans crafted…
Two-time Class 1A state high school pole vault champion Windsor Roberts, a Tri-Valley junior-to-be, placed second at the New Balance Nationals in Greensboro, N.C., on Saturday. Roberts cleared 13 feet, 5 inches to shatter her personal record of 13-0. West Seattle’s Chloe Cunliffe won at 14-4¾. The meet concludes Sunday when Class…
Erin Bogard continues to make a name for herself in pole vault competition The Warren High senior standout was runner-up in the PV event with a vault of 12 feet at last Saturday’s DII-DIII OATCCC Indoor Track and Field Championships at The SPIRE Institute in Geneva. Not far from Geneva…
PITTSBURG, KS – Pittsburg State’s Kai Miller tied for second in the men’s pole vault competition at the NCAA Division II indoor track and field meet. Missouri Southern’s Jasmine Deckard qualified for the finals in the 60 M and 200 M. Read More
Before heading off to Wake Forest to begin their academic and athletic careers, Community School track stars Kane Aldrich and Alex Murphey got to don the Seahawks colors one more time. Aldrich and Murphey competed at the New Balance Outdoor Nationals on the campus of North Carolina A&T in Greensboro,…
EUGENE, Ore. — Everything was going well for Lexi Jacobus as she sought a women’s pole vault title at the NCAA Track and Field Championships. The Arkansas junior had cleared five consecutive heights Thursday at Hayward Field on her first attempt. Then came an initial try at 14-11, with only…
AUSTIN – Brandeis senior Logan Fraley had a front seat to history and made a little of his own during the boys Class 6A pole vault on Saturday afternoon. Fraley, who is signed with Texas Tech, earned a silver medal with a personal best mark of 16-feet-9. He waited for…
COLLEGE STATION, Texas—South Dakota sophomore Chris Nilsen finished runner-up in the NCAA Indoor Championships pole vault competition Friday at Gilliam Indoor Track Stadium. The defending indoor champion, Nilsen made 18 feet, 4 1/2 inches, on his first attempt to seal a spot in the top two. Nilsen tallied four first-attempt…
