GENERAL INFORMATION
Tracy O'Hara
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Date of Birth: July 2, 1980
Place of Birth: Chicago, Illinois
Ht: 5’7
Wt: 125
School: Rancho Bernardo High School 1998
ULCA 2003 Graduate: majored in English and Political Science
PB: 4.60 meters
ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
2005
Improved her Personal best to 4.60m to become the 4th women in US track
and field to accomplish that mark. Won Palo Alto Grand Prix. Placed
2nd at the adidas Home Depot meet. Was second at the New York Reebok
Games. Placed 2nd at the USA Nationals and made the USA World
Championship team. Placed 12th at the worlds and is currently ranked
12th in the world rankings of the IAAF.
2004
Improved her Personal best to 15’1/2 (4.58) to become a member of the
15 foot club. Placed 2nd at Drake Relays, 3rd at the Portland Classic,
3rd at the Stanford US Open, 2nd at the Home Depot Invitational and 5th
Place at the US Olympic Trials. Had the 12th highest jump of the year
and was ranked 18th in the World.
2003
In her debut professional year, Tracy won Mt. Sac, took 3rd at Drake
Relays, 2nd at Home Depot Invitational, 3rd at the Portland Classic,
and 4th at Prefontaine. She qualified for the World University Games
but they were canceled.
Her senior year she was the Outdoor NCAA champion and Indoor runner
up. Placed 2nd at Pac 10 Championship. Was as an eight time
All-American for her college career.
2001
Was the runner up at both the Indoor and Outdoor NCAA championships and
became a third time Pac 10 Champion. Placed 4th at USA Nationals and
was a member of the World Championship team in Edmonton, Canada. Was
also a member of the World University Games in Beijing, China.
2000
As a Sophomore at UCLA became the college record holder at 14’7
(4.45). She won the Indoor NCAA championships as well as the Outdoor
NCAA championships. Placed 6th at the Olympic Trials. Was the Pac 10
Champion. Was named the MVP of the Women UCLA track and field team.
1999
Two time All-American at UCLA taking 7th at Indoor NCAA Championships
and 2nd at Outdoor NCAA championships as a freshman. Was the Pac 10
Champion as well as the Junior National Champion and Junior Pan
American Games Champion.
1998
Started Pole-vaulting her senior year in High School and was the Junior
National Champion as well as the National High School record holder.
Competed in Annecy, France at the Junior World Championships. PR: 13’3