Pirate standout Mueller signs for track at Hillsdale
BLUFFTON__Bluffton High School senior Alayna Mueller signed a letter of intent to continue her track and field career at Hillsdale College on Friday, February 6, in the high school gym.
She will compete in the pole vault for the Chargers.
Mueller finished last season with a personal and school record vault of 11 feet, 4 inches. She also qualified for the state meet and placed runner-up at the regional meet in the spring of 2025.
Alayna is the daughter of John and Natalie Mueller. She is currently undecided on a college major.
Away from the track, Mueller has been active in Campus Life and St. John's Youth Group.
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