Allison Stokke

 Born to Allan and Cindy Stokke in Newport Beach, California, Stokke grew up in a sports-oriented family Her older brother David was a world-class gymnast for youth. She started gymnastics at the age of 13 and soon became a top young vaulter in the USA. With a championship record 3.81Allison Rebecca Stokke Fowler, she won the 2004 age 15/16 United States title [1] She broke numerous American records for pole vaulting in high school. The images she posted at 17 years old young were shared widely on the internet which made her an online sensation. Stokke continued to pole vault while attending the University of California, Berkeley and competing for the California Golden Bears collegiate track team. She competed at two NCAA Division I Championships, getting All-American distinction during the 2011 NCAA Indoor Championships, and earned regional level all-academic honors due to her academic and athletic performances. She tried to make the American Olympic team at the 2012 United States Olympic Trials but she was unable to reach a height. She continued to vault at national level meetings up to 2017. After graduation, she was a professional vaulter and sports model for Nike and Athleta as well as other companies.