ALLENDALE, Mich. – Roberts Wesleyan's Brynn King broke the all-time NCAA Division II national record in the indoor pole vault for the seventh time this season with a mark of 4.61m (15' 1 1/2") on Saturday afternoon. In the midst of a historic season, King now owns eight of the top nine marks in NCAA Division II history.

King posted her NCAA-leading mark at the Grand Valley State University Big Meet on Saturday afternoon, held at GVSU's Laker Turf Building. She now owns the second-best indoor pole vault mark out of all three NCAA divisions this season, trailing only Hana Moll of the University of Washington (4.64m/15' 2 3/4") and ties for 10th among all competitors from any division in NCAA history.

King's previous record-breaking performances this season include:
4.60m (15' 1") - January 20, Golden Eagle Winter Welcome Back Invitational
4.52m (14' 10") - January 20, Golden Eagle Winter Welcome Back Invitational
4.46m (14' 7 1/2") - January 12, Utica Winter Opener
4.45m (14' 7 1/4") - January 6, Sharon Anderson Memorial
4.42m (14' 6") - December 8, Nazareth Alumni Opener Invitational
4.41m (14' 5 1/2") - December 1, Akron Haynes Lancaster Open

King, who is a transfer student from Duke University, came to Roberts Wesleyan to train under Olympic gold medalist Jenn Suhr.