Hannah Durbin

Class:
Freshman
Hometown:
Richmond, Ky.
High School:
Model Laboratory
Position:
Pole Vault

FRESHMAN YEAR | 2014-15: Competed in the pole vault during 11 meets (six indoor, five outdoor)...recorded a career-best clearance of 11'7¾" to finish fifth at the Jack Christiansen Invitational...added two additional top-five finishes during the outdoor season...registered a personal-best indoor clearance of 11'5¾" at the Rocky Mountain Classic...finished third at that meet...academic all-conference selection...MW Scholar-Athlete. HIGH SCHOOL: Model Laboratory High School...finished second in the pole vault at the Kentucky High School 1A State Championships...earned first-team all-state honors in that event...claimed regional championships in the 400-meter dash, 800-meter run, 1600-meter run, 300-meter hurdles and pole vault throughout career...also earned regional titles as a member of the 4x400- and 4x800-meter relay teams...served as captain of the varsity track and field team...also served as captain of the varsity cross country team...seven-time academic all-state selection...Kentucky Governor's Scholar participant...received the Hugh O'Brien Youth Leadership award...served as student body class president...member of the National Honor Society and Spanish National Honor Society...served as youth mayor for Richmond (KY)...Presidential Gold Service Award recipient...class valedictorian. PERSONAL: Full name is Hannah Ryann Durbin...daughter of Rohn and Patti Durbin...has one younger brother, Wyatt...majoring in political science...earning a minor in Russian...future plans include becoming a pilot or working in the Office of Special Investigations...currently serving as Head Squadron PEER...hobbies include hiking, baking, singing too loudly to the radio in the car, eating any and all things pumpkin during the month of October and "missing my dog constantly"...#TeamDemi...completed the Jump program over the summer ("jumped out of a plane -- and landed on the ground -- five times by myself")...also took gymnastics lessons for the first time, hiked with a giant backpack in the woods for a few days, swam in a river in downtown Denver and read a lot of "sappy girl books" outside in the sun...member of Cadet Squadron 38.