Teslin and Dakota Brannan signed with Linfield University and will compete on their track team starting in the fall of 2024. They will be trained by head coach Travis Olson and assistant pole vault coach Dayson Tiogangco.

Landen Salley, who started vaulting in the summer of 2022, has signed on to pole vault for the Riverhawks - a college in Roseberg, Oregon called Umpqua.

Teslin Brannan, an athlete that competes for the Alaska Pole Vault Club, was recognized for her work as a young scientist by the Center for Science Education.

Teslin Brannan traveled to Anchorage to compete in the 4th Ice Breaker Meet at the Alaska Dome on March 4th, 2023. She broke her own Alaska State Record by jumping 10’6” on her first try.

A trio of Alaskans made history, soaring to new heights and setting state bests at the National Pole Vault Summit, held in Reno, Nevada, where more than 2,500 athletes gathered to compete.