Sandi Morris wins US pole vault title with world-leading height

EUGENE – Arkansas alum Sandi Morris claimed yet another USATF Championship pole vault title on Friday at Hayward Field, qualifying for the Earth Championships. Razorbacks Britton Wilson and Logan Jolly just about every state-of-the-art to finals with an amazing complete.

Morris cleared 15-9.75 (4.82) for the victory and tried 16-.75 (4.90). Present Razorback Amanda Fassold positioned in a tie for 13^th with a clearance of 14-3.25 (4.35), the opening top for this competitors.

Wilson rallied in the latter phases of her 400m hurdle semifinal race to assert the earn in 55.32 above Anna Cockrell (55.54) and Shamier Tiny (55.60) as all a few innovative to the last. Environment report holder Sydney McLaughlin led the industry with a 52.90.

Jolly also sophisticated to a remaining as her time of 9:45.23 in the 3,000m steeplechase put her fifth in the second semifinal to vehicle qualify for the remaining.

Racing in the 400m semifinal, Rosey Effiong completed seventh in the second heat with a 51.81, positioning 13^th all round.

In the 100m hurdles, Christina Clemons, who trains in Fayetteville, completed 3rd in an opening round heat with a 12.88 to secure an computerized spot in the semifinal.

USATF Program (PT) | June 23-26 | Live outcomes: https://benefits.usatf.org/2022Outside/

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Sunday | June 26