Hana Moll, a pole vaulter representing the University of Washington, has had an impressive junior season, recently being awarded co-National Women's Athlete of the Week by the USTFCCCA. At the Mt. SAC Relays held in California, she broke her own NCAA record with a remarkable clearance of 15-feet, 9-inches, surpassing the previous meet record by eight inches. This achievement further solidifies her status as the reigning National Champion, as she now holds the two highest outdoor pole vault marks in collegiate history. Moll's performance also places her at the top of the NCAA rankings, leading by the same margin she broke the record. In addition to her accomplishments, her twin sister, Amanda Moll, who recently returned from injury, cleared 14-feet, 3 1/4-inches, securing a spot in the NCAA's West Region rankings. Hana's earlier clearance of 4.88 meters in January remains the world-leading mark, with her recent performance tying for the fourth-best mark globally this year. The Moll twins may compete again at the upcoming Penn Relays in Philadelphia from April 23-25.