Manson Rewrites The Pole Vault State Record
Mia Manson has been vaulting to new heights in recent months.
And I think I wrote this story before... About another Manson.
But it's true - Mia Manson has the opportunity to one-up her brother in her final high school season by rewriting the pole vault set record owned by Andrea Willis.
Willis went 13-9 in 2016, and the record has remained in her name since.
But Manson showed that she's willing and able to reach such heights when she went 13-7 indoors just a month ago. The mark was just a quarter-of-an-inch shy of Willis' indoor best of 13-7.25.
Manson went 13-6 as a freshman, and clearly has re-found that form. She's got the experience and ability, now all she needs is two-and-a-quarter inches to claim the state pole record for her own.
Of additional note - she could be one of a very, very few athletes to win a state title in an event all four years of high school. Manson is a three-time pole vault state champ.
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