Hall of Fame
Scott Wallick
- Induction:
- 1984
- Class:
- 1973
He is the only Miami athlete to capture two NCAA championships. In 1971, he won the NCAA Indoor Pole Vault titles with a height of 16 feet, eight inches. The following year, he shared co-championship honors with a height of 17-1. He received All-America recognition both years. His sophomore year, he also established a Madison Square Garden record with a leap of 17-1. in winning the Olympic Invitational.
He captured the Mid-American Conference Outdoor Pole Vault championship his junior year. He also cleared his top collegiate height of 17-4Â in winning the Mason-Dixon Games in 1972. A four-year letterman in track as a pole vaulter and hurdler, he served as captain his senior year. A physics major at Miami, he earned his Ph.D. in pulp and paper from the University of Washington.
He went on to work for the Weyerhauser Company in Seattle.
He captured the Mid-American Conference Outdoor Pole Vault championship his junior year. He also cleared his top collegiate height of 17-4Â in winning the Mason-Dixon Games in 1972. A four-year letterman in track as a pole vaulter and hurdler, he served as captain his senior year. A physics major at Miami, he earned his Ph.D. in pulp and paper from the University of Washington.
He went on to work for the Weyerhauser Company in Seattle.
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