Tempe, Arizona
- 13 men no heighted including Dylan Austin and Matt Devera, wind was probably a factor.
- Austiin Prince was the highest ASU vaulter at 15-5
- Kubishta, April won the women’s event held earlier at 13-3
Men Pole Vault
1 Kearney, Shea Unattached 5.27m 5.00m 16-04.75
2 Prince, Austin Arizona Stat 5.10m 4.70m 15-05.00
2 McGovern, Brian Manhattan 5.22m 4.70m 15-05.00
4 Frawley, Eric Grand Canyon 5.10m J4.70m 15-05.00
5 Tolbert, Derek Scottsdale Commu 4.64m 4.30m 14-01.25
6 Sandys, Jamie Arizona Stat J4.30m 14-01.25
7 Clark, Nicholas Mesa CC 4.35m 4.10m 13-05.25
8 Gavin, Weston Glendale CC 4.35m J4.10m 13-05.25
– Devera, Mathew Glendale CC 4.35m NH
– Childs, Brandon Unattached 5.10m NH
– Tonnesen, Pau Mesa CC 4.35m NH
– Norberg, Justin Unattached 5.35m NH
– Hinch, Derick Arizona Stat 5.17m NH
– Kraft, Cory Arizona Stat 4.92m NH
– Frawley, Vince Grand Canyon 5.10m NH
– Marcinko, Jeremy Arizona Stat 5.08m NH
– Austin, Dylan Arizona Stat 4.95m NH
JOHANNESBURG (AP) – Double-amputee athlete Oscar Pistorius ran inside the 400-meter qualifying mark for the London Olympics for a second time Saturday, leaving him one race away from making history at this year’s games. Pistorius clocked 45.20 on his carbon fiber blades to win his first 400 race of the season at a meet in Pretoria, South Africa, and again better the mark laid down by the IAAF for able-bodied athletes. The 25-year-old multiple Paralympic champion now has to go inside the time once more in an international race to qualify for the Olympics, according to criteria now agreed on by Athletics South Africa and the country’s Olympic committee. Pistorius ran 45.07 in a race in Italy last year, faster than the then qualifying time of 45.25. The world athletics body has since adjusted the time for the 400 to 45.30.
The outstanding tradition of Long Beach City College (LBCC) intercollegiate athletics will be recognized with the induction of its 11th class of members into the college’s Hall of Champions on Friday, March 23, in the Hall of Champions Gymnasium.
SAN DIEGO, Calif. – Juniors Bethany Buell and Alexa Duling each set school records to lead the South Dakota track and field teams at the Aztec Open Friday in San Diego, Calif. The wins by Buell and Duling were among the five wins on the day for the Coyote women, while solid performances from senior Chad Pinkelman and freshman Kyle McKelvey paced the men’s team. Buell (St. Louis, Mo.), who redshirted during the indoor season, picked up where she left off in 2011 when she earned All-American second team honors in the pole vault. She cleared a height of 
