1. 12 Ryan Zacchilli 15′ 0.50 CA Rancho Bernardo
2. 12 Conner Rouse 14′ 5.25 CA Vista
* 3. 11 Xander Law 14′ 0.00 CA Otay Ranch
12 William Schmelter 14′ 0.00 CA Del Norte
5. 11 Patrick Holstrom 13′ 6.00 CA Rancho Bernardo
12 Robert Ruiz 13′ 6.00 CA Valhalla
7. 12 Josh Ludwig 13′ 0.00 CA Rancho Bernardo
12 Oliver Delgado 13′ 0.00 CA Rancho Bernardo
Wink, TX Place Overall Name Year Team Height Score
1 1 Ortega, Christian 8 Wink Junior High School 8′ 0″ 10
2 2 Carmen, Bryce 8 Wink Junior High School 7′ 6″ 8
3 3 Boner, Brandon 7 Wink Junior High School 6′ 0″ 6
Boys Pole Vault
1 1 Curley, Connor SR Terre Haute North Vigo 14′ 6″ -
2 2 Blome, Josh Casey Westfield 13′ 6″ -
3 3 Hughes, AJ SR Terre Haute North Vigo 13′ 6″ -
4 4 Marsee, Blake JR South Knox 12′ 0″ -
5 5 Durcholz, Patrick SR Northview 12′ 0″ -
6 6 Schulthies, Lucas JR Northeast Dubois 11′ 6″ -
7 7 Young, Wyatt JR Northview 11′ 6″ -
8 8 Whalen, Derik JR Terre Haute South Vigo 11′ 0″ -
9 9 Davidson, Zach SO Linton-Stockton 10′ 6″ -
Seeded Boys Pole Vault
1 Corona, Paul 12 Yuma Catholi 14-06.00
2 Stewart, Cody 12 Mountain View Me 14-00.00
3 Lucatero, Alejandro 12 Copper Canyo J14-00.00
4 Peterson, Greg 12 Queen Creek J14-00.00
5 Penrod, Trevon 12 San Tan Foot J14-00.00
6 Schillinger, Mark 11 Brophy Colle 13-06.00
7 Marshall, Scott 10 Desert Vista J13-06.00
8 Arsenau, Matt 11 Desert Vista J13-06.00
9 Cabrel, Tyler 12 Agua Fria 13-00.00
10 Sandoval, Angel 11 Tucson Magne J13-00.00
11 Saenz, Andrew 12 Mountain Poi 12-06.00
11 Johnson, Doug Show Low 12-06.00
11 Babler, Hunter 12 Canyon Del O 12-06.00
11 Burchett, Caleb 12 Red Mountain 12-06.00
15 Costello, Mike 12 Mountain View Me J12-06.00
16 Zimpfer, Ben 12 Red Mountain J12-06.00
17 Prather, Brent 12 Notre Dame P J12-06.00
17 DeMarco, Nicholas 12 Hamilton J12-06.00
19 Shepard, Marcus 12 Gilbert 12-00.00
Waynesboro, Pa. —Christian Daniels doesn’t know exactly how he got interested in the pole vault. He just knows approximately when he decided he’d like to try it.“I don’t even know how I started,” Daniels said. “Ever since I was a little kid, I’ve wanted to pole vault. It’s kind of always been a dream of mine. It’s been great every year.”
He’s definitely glad he did. The Waynesboro Area Senior High School senior is looking forward to big things from his signature event this spring. In fact, he’s setting his sights on Shippensburg University, the site of the PIAA Championships held at the end of May. Along the way, Daniels would like to surpass his own personal record and keep on going for a school record.
Note: Moon Valley doesn’t put results on Athletic.net. Automatic and minimum standards are: 9-4. 8-0
Pole Vault1. Jenny Rolph 11′ 0.00 11 AZ Liberty Tolleson Invitational Elite Sat, Mar 3
2. Savannah Whitehead 9′ 0.00 11 AZ Marcos De Niza Aztec Invitational Sat, Mar 3
* Kathryn L’Heureux 9′ 0.00 12 AZ Canyon Del Oro Canyon del Oro vs. Salpointe Wed, Mar 7
4. Blair Benefield 8′ 6.00 11 AZ Mohave Havasu Invitational Sat, Mar 3
5. * Victoria Ignace 8′ 0.00 11 AZ Coconino 2012 NPA Skydome Classic Wed, Mar 7
Karissa Mauer 8′ 0.00 12 AZ Flagstaff Tolleson Invitational Sat, Mar 3
Chereese Peterson 8′ 0.00 10 AZ Queen Creek Desert Classic Sat, Mar 3
* Tori Cabral 8′ 0.00 10 AZ Agua Fria Union Maryvale vs. Agua Fria Wed, Mar 7
Note: Moon Valley does put its entries at Athletic.net, so you need to see where you would be on the list. Also, State Qualifying is based on Invitationals. These are mostly dual meets. Note: . Here is the list WITHOUT dual meets. Remember 13-3 is automatic qualifying. Minimum standard is 11-3
Steven Roessig 12′ 6.00 12 AZ Coconino 2012 NPA Skydome Classic
Jacob Hansen 12′ 6.00 12 AZ Queen Creek Desert Classic Sat, Mar 3
Braden Gillispie 12′ 6.00 12 AZ Queen Creek Desert Classic Sat, Mar 3
James Munsey 12′ 0.00 12 AZ Queen Creek Desert Classic Sat, Mar 3
Jase Penrod 12′ 0.00 9 AZ Queen Creek Desert Classic Sat, Mar 3
Tyler Harris 12′ 0.00 12 AZ Flagstaff 2012 NPA Skydome Classic Wed, Mar 7
Mitchell Riggs 10′ 6.00 12 AZ Flagstaff Tolleson Invitational Sat, Mar 3
Here is the full list
There’s something to be said for having been there before. In major-college athletics, experience can be vital. It calms the nerves and gives a sense of familiarity.
And going into this weekend’s NCAA Indoor Track & Field Championships in Boise, Idaho, Nebraska pole vaulter Nate Polacek knows what to expect this time around. The Husker senior competed at nationals last year, earning All-America honors after finishing fourth with a personal-best vault of 17 feet, 10½ inches.
“You kind of have a better idea of what to expect,” Polacek said. “This year, having that experience under my belt will only help me in being able to mentally prepare for what’s going on.”
With that experience, Polacek looks to “make some noise” after a disappointing Big Ten Conference meet, when he finished third as the heavy favorite. The winner, Heath
İstanbul is ready to entertain the biggest athletics event the city has ever hosted as the world indoor championships, featuring the top athletes on Earth, kick off at the Ataköy Arena on Friday.A record number of countries are participating in the worlds this year. Some 683 athletes from 172 countries are in İstanbul for the big event, the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) announced. The 2008 edition held in Valencia saw the highest turnout in terms of nations attending. Paris holds the record of largest athlete participation with 712.
