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Upper Sandusky Freshman Competing at New Balance Nationals

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Upper Sandusky Freshman pole vaulter Ashton Clark will compete at New Balance Nationals in Philadelphia tomorrow. Clark qualified for the invitational tournament last month when he vaulted 13’6″ at the regional meet. Clark crushed the automatic qualifying mark set at 12′ to secure a spot at the event. Ashton will come at 3:30 PM tomorrow, and you can watch it all unfold here or find live results here.

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Upper Sandusky Freshman Competing at New Balance Nationals

Upper Sandusky Freshman pole vaulter Ashton Clark will compete at New Balance Nationals in Philadelphia tomorrow. Clark qualified for the invitational tournament last month when he vaulted 13’6″ at the regional meet. Clark crushed the automatic qualifying mark set at 12′ to secure a spot at the event. Ashton will come at 3:30 PM tomorrow, and you can watch it all unfold here or find live results here.

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