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February 26th and 27th are the dates for the next Pole Vault City vault camp. Get 2011 off to the right start by getting to camp and fixing those problems.

Several personal bests and 4 medals later, Pole Vault City vaulters showed that they are truly ready for a great 2011 season by performing well at the Jimmy Carnes Invitational held at the University of Florida on Saturday, January 29th, 2011.  In the youth girls 15 – 16 year old [...]

There is finally a website dedicated to buying, selling and renting used pole vaulting poles. That site is http://www.usedpolevaultpoles.com. The owner, Bobby Haeck, has over 20 years of experience in the pole vaulting business. His new business and website targets those schools, parents, and athletes that can’t afford the outrageous [...]

Pole Vault City invades the O’Connell Center for the Jimmy Carnes indoor track meet at the University of Florida this weekend.

The first Pole Vault City camp of 2011 has been set for January 22nd and 23rd. The two day camp will be held at Merritt Island High School. This camp will feature the slide box, a tool used by Coach Haeck, to improve the takeoff of many of his vaulters. [...]

Wet and cold is no way to go though an outdoor pole vault camp in Florida.  Eleven vaulters showed up on Saturday, December 18th to find Coach Bobby Haeck and others huddling under a tent in the pouring rain.  The X3 Doppler showed  blue and yellow, neither of which is [...]

Ho Ho Ho pole vaulters. The December Pole Vault City camp has been set for December 18th and 19th. The two day camp will be held at Merritt Island High School. This camp will feature the slide box, a tool used by Coach Haeck, to improve the takeoff of many [...]

Good news for pole vaulters looking for a Fall camp. Pole Vault City will be having a pole vault camp at Merritt Island High School on Saturday, October 16th and Sunday, October 17th from 10 am to 3 pm. The cost of the two day camp is $300 and covers [...]

Corey Smith vaults into an elite group of freshmen with a personal best of 14’3″ at the Golden South in Orlando.

Even two bad kneecaps and one of the best fields in FHSAA history couldn’t keep David Shepherd from winning the title he has always wanted.