Anna Pittman finishes as state runner-up in pole vault at OHSAA meet
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Last updated Jun 8, 2026
Anna Pittman of Waynedale secured the Division IV state runner-up position in pole vault at the OHSAA state track and field meet in Columbus on June 4. After successfully clearing heights of 11-4, 12-0, and 12-4—setting a new personal record—she faced Coldwater’s Ava Schmitmeyer at 12-8. Pittman was ultimately unable to clear 12-8, resulting in Schmitmeyer winning the title. Pittman expressed relief and excitement after achieving her season goal of clearing 12 feet for the first time. This achievement caps her senior season, during which she also excelled in other sports, contributing to her success as a pole vaulter.
- •Event took place at Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium.
- •Pittman cleared 11-4, 12-0, and 12-4 during the competition.
- •She set a personal record of 12-4 in the event.
- •Pittman faced pressure as the top seed entering the meet.
- •Her performance contributes to her legacy as a versatile athlete.
- 9:07 AMYahoo Sports — How Waynedale's Anna Pittman finished as state runner-up in pole vault
"Waynedale's Anna Pittman was up against it but battled through to finish as the Division IV state runner-up in the pole vault.
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