Allison Stokke and Alyce Caron

Allison Stokke, born in Newport Beach California on 22 March 1989, is among America's most renowned and richest Pole Vaulters. One photo from her track meets when she was 17 became viral in 2007. It made her a the pole vaulter of her dreams. Instagram and Twitter has helped her grow a huge social media fan base. Stokke is a well-known as a track and field athlete as is Jessica Ennis Hill. Los Angeles Times noted, amongst others the fact that Stokke was not seeking or encouraging such attention. Brett Hutchins and David Rowe in Technology Power and Culture in the Network Society compared Stokke's circumstance with that of American women athletes in soccer, Alex Morgan and Hope Solo. The authors said that their sports achievements were tarnished by the fetishization and sexualization that was done to their image. In their Technology Power and Culture in the Network Society David Rowe and Brett Hutchins have compared Stokke with American soccer players Hope Solo and Alex Morgan who were fetishized. The authors further stated that social media tend to be offensive. Others drew parallels with Brandi Chastain's celebration of winning the 1999 FIFA Women's World Cup Final with her sports bra. Women's athletic achievements were masked by the discussion of their appearance. The online journalist snapped photos of Stokke's athletic performance in New York, early in 2007. With Leather, an online sports publication with a lot of male followers, posted comments on the attractiveness of Stokke during the May month. The article was titled Pole Vaulting: Sexy and Barely Legal. Matt Ufford threatened to file lawsuit against the photographer if that image was not deleted. The article and images had gained a great deal of interest. A tribute website to Stokke was soon up and running with a number of pictures of her participating in the pole vault and the images, once they were shared on social media websites, fan forums, they gained hundreds of followers. Alyce Caron..............Alyce Caron was born in Houston in the United States in February 1957. She wanted Florida to finish the high school. Then, upon graduation, she made the decision in 1974 to change her career by pursuing an internship. Alyce is proud to be the sister of an academic. She is college professor, and her family supports her. The family of Alyce's lives in Texas because her father works for U.S. Army. The family celebrated the 92nd birthday of their father just three years back. Alyce took to social media to share an amazing photo of her daughter, and to acknowledge the contribution her father's contribution to the U.S. Army. The daughter of her father, who has a greater interest in learning than her father, and was awarded the national merit award at the University of Michigan in 2020, has also shown more enthusiasm for the school.