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hey does anyone know how high it is? I juast Vaulted 11-6 For the first time today! And Is 11-6 a good height for a Sophmore between the 2nd and 3rd meet of the season?

i did the same thing and im a sophmore too, i live in eastern ct and qualifying for states is 10'6", keep working hard, good job

spike gibeault wrote:i did the same thing and im a sophmore too, i live in eastern ct and qualifying for states is 10'6", keep working hard, good job

that's great, good job to both of you!

but, seriously, is qualifying for guys 10'6"?

yea, its 10-6 acording to my coach, which isnt much because im vaulting with 13 foot vaulters and it sucks waiting for those kids who got seated at 10-6 but theyre really 8 foot vaulters and their coach wants them to try

that's cool.
so what is girls' qualifying in CT?

girls is 8'6" according to my coach, but i dont trust him

spike gibeault wrote:girls is 8'6" according to my coach, but i dont trust him

lol

try going on your state association's website...
there's links to most of them on the pole vault power website, if that helps

guys state open qualifying in ct is 12' girls im not sure 8'6'' might be right

haha no there are no qualifacations for state opens, you have to place to at your state division meet. lol i know i was suprized too lol... =P

nah dude im pretty sure there is but w/e

According to the CIAC Tournament package on their website, for Boys, the top 5 from each class meet automatically qualify for the Open. In addition, anyone who makes 12-6 in the class meet also qualifies, even if they placed 6th, 7th, 8th, or lower. For the Girls, it's basically the same, the top 5 automatically qualify for Opens, plus anyone who clears 9-6 in the class meet, regardless of place.

We'll have to wait until the Class M Boys are finished to know who has made the cut for Opens.

The Girls are locked now. It doesn't look as though anyone made it in under the "Special Standard" (i.e., 9-6) rule, but I'll have to double check.

thank you russ