Abby LaPole claims third OHSAA shot put title at state championships
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 5, 2026, 6:28 PM
Last updated Jun 5, 2026
Abby LaPole of Jackson concluded her high school track and field career with her third consecutive girls seated shot put state title at the OHSAA Track and Field Championships in Columbus on June 5. LaPole achieved a top throw of 21 feet, 7.5 inches in her final attempt. This victory adds to her impressive record, totaling three state titles during her career and setting a Stark County mark with her season-best throw of 23 feet, 5.75 inches. Teammate Perry's Ahsha DiPietro secured third place with a throw of 13 feet, 2.75 inches. Further updates on the event will follow.
- •Abby LaPole wins her third straight shot put state title
- •Top throw recorded was 21 feet, 7.5 inches
- •Final attempt marks the end of her high school career
- •LaPole holds Stark County record with a throw of 23-5.75 this season
- •Ahsha DiPietro finishes third with a throw of 13-2.75
- 6:28 PMYahoo Sports — Jackson thrower Abby LaPole finishes career with third state title
"Jackson's Abby LaPole ended her career in style at the OHSAA State Track and Field Championships.
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