Luke Schnieber sets OHSAA pole vault record at state championships
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Last updated Jun 4, 2026
Cincinnati Country Day's Luke Schnieber achieved a significant milestone on June 4, 2026, at the OHSAA track and field state championships. After successfully clearing 16-8, Schnieber aimed for a record of 17-5, which he accomplished on his final attempt. His performance stands out in a day that included numerous field and running events, with Cincinnati's small schools achieving eight podium finishes. Other notable results include Madeira's girls 4x800 meter relay team taking third place and various personal bests recorded across multiple events. The championships will continue with additional finals and events on June 5.
- •Schnieber cleared 17-5 to set a new OHSAA record.
- •Madeira's girls 4x800 meter relay team finished third.
- •Cincinnati Country Day recorded eight podium finishes on day one.
- •The championships will conclude on June 5.
- 11:31 PMYahoo Sports — CCD's state champ Luke Schnieber vaults into OHSAA track record books
"Cincinnati's small schools recorded eight podium finishes on the first day of the 2026 OHSAA track and field state championships.
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