Willard, South Central, Clear Fork athletes capture All-Ohio honors
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 6, 2026, 12:33 PM
Last updated Jun 6, 2026
At the OHSAA Jesse Owens State Track and Field Championships in Columbus, local athletes secured All-Ohio honors on Day 2. Willard's Cora Clark, seeded 15th, cleared 5-0 in high jump and placed eighth. South Central's Falynn Schumacher finished seventh in pole vault, and Autumn Fry took sixth in discus. Clear Fork's Julian Mills and Nash Evans also outperformed their seedings, finishing eighth in discus and sixth in long jump, respectively. The competition continues, with further events scheduled for the championships.
- •Cora Clark clears 5-0 for eighth place in high jump.
- •Falynn Schumacher places seventh in pole vault with a personal record.
- •Autumn Fry takes sixth in discus with a throw of 129-4.
- •Julian Mills finishes eighth in discus and improves his seed position.
- •Nash Evans sets a school record in long jump at 22-4.
- 12:33 PMYahoo Sports — Willard, South Central, Clear Fork longshots end Day 2 on the podium
"These athletes didn't get the memo ahead of time that their seedings weren't projecting All-Ohio honors.
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