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Inland boys high school track and field leaders, April 3 - Evan Kim and Bennett Jeppsen

Inland boys high school track and field leaders, April 3. Kim 15’0 and Jeppsen 13’6″ Here are the Inland boys track and field leaders through meets of April 2. Marks are for the current season and for participants representing their high schools. Marks before the official start of the CIF Southern Section season (February 17) and ones set while competing unattached or for club teams are not…

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Inland girls high school track and field leaders, April 3

Inland girls high school track and field leaders, April 3 – MSN.com Marks are for the current season and for participants representing their high schools. Marks before the official start of the CIF Southern Section season (February 17) and ones set while competing unattached or for club teams are not…

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Inland girls high school track and field leaders, March 21

Here are the Inland girls track and field leaders through meets of March 20. Marks are for the current season and for participants representing their high schools. Marks before the start of the CIF Southern Section season (February 17) and ones set while competing unattached or for club teams are not included. Only events that will be contested at the CIF State championship meet are included.

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Aspen Fears Puts up an Elite Performance Mark 13'0

Vista Murrieta vs Murrieta Valley 2024 See the list of all the Elite Marks from the meet where Aspen Vaulted 13’0″ https://ca.milesplit.com/meets/584936-vista-murrieta-vs-murrieta-valley-2024/elites?standard=2

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Aspen Fears' Soaring Victory

Despite the bone-chilling 2-degree temperature outside, accompanied by a brisk 10-mile-per-hour wind or even stronger gusts, the athletes faced the elements with resilience. Chase McFadden took on the challenge, participating in the vaulting event with the college guys on Friday. The following day saw a lineup of impressive athletes, including Tucker, Bennett, Aspen, Kylie, and Sadie, all taking…

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Soaring to New Heights: Aspen Fears Commits to Nebraska Corn Huskers as a High School Pole Vaulter

In the realm of high school athletics, few stories capture the essence of dedication, talent, and ambition as Aspen Fears’s journey in pole vaulting. This young athlete, with dreams as high as the bars she effortlessly clears, recently announced her commitment to be recruited and signed with the Nebraska Corn Huskers, a significant milestone that marks the beginning of an exciting chapter in her…

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Jump into the Festive Spirit: The 2023 Vaulter Magazine Candy Cane Meet – A Pole Vault Christmas Extravaganza

All Aboard for the 2023 Vaulter Magazine Big Red Barn Candy Cane Meet: Farewell to our Menifee Training Facility! REGISTER HERE “All Aboard for the 2023 Vaulter Magazine Big Red Barn Candy Cane Meet: Farewell to our Menifee Training Facility! As the year comes to a close, we invite you to be part of our last and most spectacular event at the current Vaulter Magazine training facility in…

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Aspen Fears vaults 12'8.25 at Nike Nationals for a new meet and Stadium PR

The 2023 Nike Outdoor Nationals, held from June 15th to June 18th, brought together some of the nation’s most talented young athletes, all vying for a chance to showcase their skills and compete on a national stage. Among these extraordinary athletes was Aspen Fears, a high school junior representing Vaulter Club, who delivered a stunning performance by clearing a remarkable height of 12’8.25″,…

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VIsta Murrieta girls pole vaulter Aspen Fears gets a PR, win

Aspen Fears lands an interview with Milesplit.com after her PR to 13’4″ and the Masters meet win for CIF SS. In the moment, Aspen Fears with the big bend Aspen Fears Junior from Murrieta, CA. High School Vista Murrieta 2024 Aspen Fears pole vaulting at the 2023 CIFSS Masters meet with a new PR of 13’4″ and the first place win. Seeded number two heading into state with both vaulters sitting at…

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Two Division Champions and FIVE athletes advance to Masters

Notably, advancing to the finals in the girls’ pole vault required a height of 11-6, a rarity in CIF-SS history. Such a qualification height had been achieved only once before, in 2018. Contributing to this achievement were five girls from the Southwestern League, including Aspen Fears, the defending champion from Vista Murrieta. Seniors Negro, Hansen, Rodriguez, Pepito, and junior Fears all…

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Leaving Prelims and on to Finals with FIVE

In the Southern section, Aspen Fears, Austin Pepito, Kendall Chew, and Paige Hansen have all emerged as champions of their respective leagues, showcasing their exceptional skills and hard work. Their remarkable victories have paved the way for EIGHT athletes from Vaulter Club to move on to the next round of CIF. Not all made it through to the next round, but here are the details about the ones…

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Pepito, Hansen, and Chew Overcome Fears to Become League Champions; Seven Qualify for Prelims

In the Southern section, Aspen Fears, Austin Pepito, Kendall Chew, and Paige Hansen have all emerged as champions of their respective leagues, showcasing their exceptional skills and hard work. Their remarkable victories have paved the way for EIGHT athletes from Vaulter Club to move on to the next round of CIF. In this blog post, we’ll take a closer look at these talented athletes’ journeys,…

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The Importance of Personalized Pole Vault Training for Athletes

Personalized pole vault training with Coach Doug and Coach Derek: The Key to Unlocking an Athlete’s Full Potential Individual personalized pole vault training is crucial for athletes who want to achieve their maximum potential in the sport. Pole vaulting is a complex and technical event that requires a high level of skill, strength, and athleticism. While group training sessions can be…

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Achieving Success in Pole Vaulting: Tips and Techniques

Pole vaulting is a complex and challenging sport that requires a combination of strength, technique, and mental fortitude. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned pro, there are certain tips and techniques you can use to improve your performance and achieve success in pole vaulting. Develop a solid foundation of strength and conditioning: Pole vaulting requires a high level of upper body, core,…

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Madison Negro Signs with Washington State University

Washington State University, as a Division One university, is dedicated to building a top-notch pole vault program with the goal of making a significant impact on the sport. With a commitment to excellence and a talented roster of athletes, the Huskies are poised to become a dominant force in pole vaulting. As a senior at Murrieta Valley High School in Murrieta, California, Madisyn has set her…

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Katie Rodriguez Signs with North Eastern University

Katie Rodriguez has committed to North Eastern University in Boston, Massachusetts to continue her pole vaulting career. She boasts a personal best of 12 feet, achieved during her junior year in high school. The official signing took place on National Signing Day at Vista Murrieta High School, where she is coached by Derek Bouma of the Vaulter Club. As a senior at Vista Murrieta in Murrieta,…

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Vaulter Club Vaults at the Air Force Academy

The 2023 Air Force Academy High School Invitational will forever be remembered by the members of the Vaulter Club. On February 4th, 2023, eight families made the trip to Colorado to participate in this exciting event, held at the Air Force Base. Vaulter Club had a fantastic season opener, kickstarting the new year in style. The track meet was not only thrilling but also fostered a strong sense…