Tyler’s 14-0 and Will’s 13-6 at Chandler Rotary puts both of them in Athletic.net rankings. In Arizona, Tyler is tied as the 11th best vautler. Will is tied as the 19th best. Looking at Arizona Division II, Tyler is tied for second, six inches away from first place. Will is tied for fourth and Brad is 12th.
Rankings
Arizona Division II
Pole Vault
1. 12 William Wallace 14′ 6.41 AZ Salpointe Catholic
2. 12 Sayre Stewart 14′ 0.11 AZ Canyon Del Oro
* 3. 11 Tyler Cone 14′ 0.00 AZ Moon Valley
* 4. 10 Will Hooper 13′ 6.00 AZ Moon Valley
12 Jack Miller 13′ 6.00 AZ Casa Grande Union
* 6. 10 Timothy Duckworth 13′ 0.00 AZ Arcadia
7. 12 Joseph Rotenberger 12′ 9.00 AZ Raymond S Kellis
* 8. 9 Jase Penrod 12′ 6.00 AZ Queen Creek
* 12 Brad Linder 12′ 6.00 AZ Moon Valley
University of Texas-Arliington –A surge on the homestretch by the men’s relay team conquered champions while a record was shattered in the pole-vault of the 36th Bobby Lane Invitational at Maverick Stadium on Saturday. junior Jeff Rodriguez topped a record in the pole vault that had held since 2004.Rodriguez leaped a record height in the pole vault. Coming in as the number one seed in the meet, Rodriguez cleared
The ASU outdoor track and field team hosted its second consecutive meet of the season this weekend at the ASU Invitational.“Across the board, it was an outstanding day,” coach Greg Kraft said.Redshirt sophomore Derick Hinch won the pole vault competition, jumping over
Chocolate, shopping, football: what motivates a Team Great Britain pole vaulter to train for an Olympics place?
Maine –Lindsey Folsom fell short of her goal of clearing 11-feet, 6-inches in the pole vault, so there might be a tinge of disappointment when she talks about her season. Still, the Cony junior feels the strides she has made will pay off this spring and ultimately help her reach her desired height.”My form became a lot better and that should help me with outdoor,” Folsom said.Even though she didn’t reach her goal, this season was a successful one for Folsom. She won the Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference Class A title with a vault of 11-0 and the Class A state title with a vault of 10-6. For her success, Folsom has been named the Kennebec Journal Girls Indoor Track and Field Athlete of the Year for the third straight season.Folsom struggled with shin problems last spring and was limited to just pole vaulting this winter. During her freshman and sophomore seasons, Folsom also competed in the 55-meter hurdles. Still, she felt 100 percent healthy this winter and expects to make a big leap in the spring.”We didn’t really have her work on drills and didn’t push it an awful lot,” Cony coach Taylor Harmon said. “She didn’t make a lot of full runs, to get her ready for this spring.”Folsom is also working with a pole vault coach, Peter Marsh,
Believe in People has struck again.
He is the proud holder of the national record in pole vault for an amazing 27 years. Not satisfied with the achievement, Vijay Pal Singh Tomar now wants to create ripples in the Master’s category. The Delhi Cop talks to Ajeyo Basu Picking up his pole vault rod, Vijay Pal Singh Tomar quietly limped off to the sidelines. Having failed to clear the 3.40 metre high hurdle, Tomar packed his bag and withdrew from the competition due to an injury in his foot.It was not the most perfect of comebacks for an athlete who has been holding the existing national record for an astonishing 27 years. But the Delhi cop, who returned to the national circuit after a gap of 17 years, is in an upbeat mood.“I am basically training for the Masters category. The age limit for it is 35 years and above. Now I am 45. I hold the national record in both Senior and Masters categories. I played in the Police Athletics Championships after so many years just to have some match practice which will will help me to get back into the groove,” Tomar told Sunday Pioneer on the sidelines of the 60th All India Police Athletics Championships.“Over here I attempted to cross 3.40 meters. I did only one attempt, but pulled out because of a slight injury. The only reason I played is because Delhi Police is organising this,” he added.