Justice matches Polk pole vault record at North Buncombe meet - The Tryon Daily Bulletin | The Tryon Daily Bulletin

61°

Home
News
Community
- In Community
  - Campobello
  - Columbus
  - Education
  - Green Creek
  - Landrum
  Top Community
  
  Property forfeitures of $12,800
  
  Tuesday, February 23, 2021 11:23 pm
  
  COLUMBUS—The Polk County Sheriff’s Office presented a check for $12,800 to the Polk County School Board Monday afternoon. Read more | Add your comment
  
  Latest Community
  
  Tryon selling Melrose Inn property
  
  Citizen of the year
  
  Most small businesses
  
  More Community
Sports
Arts
Opinion
- In Opinion
  - Letters to the Editor
  - Columnists
  Top Opinion
  
  No excuses: Get out and vote Tuesday
  
  Tuesday, November 6, 2018 8:00 am
  
  Over the last several weeks, you’ve no doubt read headline after headline about how Tuesday’s midterm election will be one of the most — if ... Read more | Add your comment
  
  Latest Opinion
  
  This too shall pass-Letter to the editor
  
  Why I feel compelled to glean and gather-Letter to the editor
  
  Play Ball! But not till after we sing the National Anthem- Letter to the editor
  
  More Opinion
Business
- In Business
  - Marketplace
Education
Equestrian
Records

: Polk County’s Jake Justice reacts just after clearing 14-6 at Tuesday’s meet. (Photo courtesy of Jenny Wolfe)

Justice matches Polk pole vault record at North Buncombe meet

By Submitted article

Published 8:00 am Friday, April 20, 2018

Polk County junior Jake Justice matched the school record in the pole vault on Tuesday, clearing 14-6 during a meet at North Buncombe High School.

The reigning 2A/1A indoor state champion in the event, Justice matched the school mark set in 2002 by Byron Halford.

His vault is the best in the state this year among 1A athletes.

-Submitted by PolkSports.com

You Might Like

Polk tennis thumps Mountain Heritage in regular-season home finale

Polk County wrapped up its regular-season home schedule on Tuesday, shutting out Mountain Heritage 9-0 in a Western Highlands Conference... read more

Print Article