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    Felicia Horvath
    Felicia Horvath

    Class:
    Freshman
    Hometown:
    Budapest, Hungary
    High School:
    Szinyei Merse Pal
    Height:
    5-7
    Event:
    Pole Vault
    Birthdate:
    07/07/1993

    04/06/2013

    USC's Women's Relays Teams Rule At Florida Relays

    Selma, Kleinsasser, Ozorai and Conatser Shine At Cal State L.A. Invitational

    03/23/2013

    USC Wins 11 Events On the Final Day Of The Trojan Invitational

    Boyd wins twice and Novy and Olonade post school all-time top 10 marks

    03/19/2013

    USC Men No. 8 And Women No. 23 In First USTFCCCA T&F Poll

    Trojans at home this weekend hosting among others, No. 1 (M)/No. 6 (W) Texas A&M

    03/02/2013

    Trojans Continue Strong Start To The 2013 Track & Field Season

    11 Trojans win individual events at Beach Classic

    THIS YEAR: Freshman Felicia Horvath is a 13-foot pole vaulter from Hungary who would rank second on USC's all-time list if she made that clearance this season.

    HIGH SCHOOL: Horvath is a 2012 graduate Szinyei Merse Pal in Budapest, Hungary. She tied for third in the pole vault at the 2009 World Youth Championships in Bressanone, Italy with a clearance of 13-1.50 (4.00m). She took eighth in the pole vault with a clearance of 12-11.50 (3.95m) at the European Team Championships in Izmir, Turkey on June 11, 2011. Horvath won the pole vault competition at the Hungarian Senior Track & Field Championships in Budapest on March 4 with an indoor PR of 13-3.50 (4.05m). She then placed third in the pole vault at the 2012 Hungarian Athletics Championship with a clearance of 12-9.50 (3.90m).

    PERSONAL: Felicia was born on July 7, 1993 in Budapest, Hungary..Her parents are Agnes and Agoston and she is an only child...Likes listening to music and foreign languages...Her favorite band is Smokie...Her sports hero is the great pole vaulter Yelena Isinbayeva...Lists her favorite food as Chinese and would like to visit China one day...Is active in the Drama/Theatre Club....Her goal is to compete at the next Olympics in Rio.

    CAREER BESTS: Pole Vault -- 13-3.50 (4.05m)