Category: High Jump News
Hamish Kerr won the high jump gold at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo
Paris 2024 Olympic high jump champion Hamish Kerr added a world outdoor gold to his collection of medals. The New Zealander won an extremely interesting competition with a new world best result for the season of 236cm. Hamish Kerr was the only one to clear this height, and he did it on his first attempt.
Nicola Olyslagers won the high jump Diamond Trophy with a new Oceania record
Two-time world indoor high jump champion Nicola Olyslagers recorded another victory over world record holder and Olympic champion Yaroslava Mahuchikh. Nicola Olyslagers won the Diamond League final tournament in Zurich with a new Oceania record of 204cm. The Australian was flawless from 191cm to 204cm, and made her first fouls only at 206cm. the Australian
Oleh Doroshchuk won the high jump gold at the Brussels Diamond League
The 2025 Apeldoorn European Indoor champion in the high jump Oleh Doroshchuk triumphed at the Brussels Diamond League, clearing 225cm on his first attempt for the gold. The Ukrainian high jumper achieved his first Diamond League victory this season, after earning the silver in Rome and the bronze in Silesia. The silver in the men’s
Angelina Topic already won all the European junior titles
Angelina Topic reached the gold medal in the final of the European Athletics U23 Championships in Bergen, after being the only one to clear 1.95m. Only she and Swede Engla Nilsson reached this height, who failed to overcome it, while the Serbian did it on her second attempt. Engla Nilsson finished with 1.93m. Joana Herrmann
Nicola Olyslagers won the high jump gold at Paris Diamond League and again defeated Yaroslava Mahuchikh
Olympic, world and European champion in the high jump Yaroslava Mahuchikh suffered a second consecutive loss to the two-time world indoor champion Nicola Olyslagers. This time it happened at the Stade Charlety in Paris, where last year the Ukrainian high jumper set a world record of 2.10m. Nicola Olyslagers won the gold at this year’s
Yaroslava Mahuchikh: Today Nicola was better than me
World record holder in the high jump Yaroslava Mahuchikh was defeated by Nicola Olyslagers for the second time this year. After defending her world indoor title in Nanjing in the winter, the Australian athlete again earned the gold at the Diamond League in Stockholm today with 2.01m to the Ukrainian’s 1.99m. Yaroslava Mahuchikh acknowledged the
Nicola Olyslagers defeated Yaroslava Mahuchikh for the high jump gold at Stockholm Diamond League
World record holder in the high jump, Yaroslava Mahuchikh, suffered another defeat by Nicola Olyslagers. This time, the Ukrainian athlete was defeated by the Australian high jumper at the Diamond League in Stockholm. Nicola Olyslagers, who also defeated Yaroslava Mahuchikh in the defense of her world indoor title in Nanjing this winter, won in Sweden
Gianmarco Tamberi starts the defense of his Diamond League title in Rome
Italian high jump star Gianmarco Tamberi will return at home for the Diamond League in Rome this Friday. The reigning Diamond League high jump champion will begin the defense of his title in front of his home crowd at Rome’s Stadio Olimpico. It will be his third appearance in the competition in four years. Gianmarco
Yaroslava Mahuchikh returns to the Paris Diamond League, where last year broke the high jump WR
Olympic, world and European high jump champion Yaroslava Mahuchikh has confirmed she will return to the track and field of her record-breaking feat, competing in the Diamond League in Paris on June 20. The Ukrainian athletics superstar cleared 2.10m at the same event last year, breaking the previous record of 2.09m set by Bulgarian athlete
Woo Sang-hyeok becomes the favorite for the high jump gold at the 2025 Asian Athletics Championships
Korean high jumper Woo Sang-hyeok becomes the favorite for the title at the coming 2025 Asian Athletics Championships after the withdrawal of Mutaz Essa Barsham. “I will show good and spectacular jumps at the Asian Athletics Championships”, said Woo Sang-hyeok, known as the Smiling Jumper. The 28-year-old athlete was speaking at a press conference ahead