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Katie Moon won her second consecutive world pole vault title at the Tokyo 25 Championships with a last-attempt clearance of 4.90m, defeating rival Sandi Morris, who took silver. The event was marked by veteran athletes and dramatic competition, with Moon becoming the first woman to win three consecutive world titles in the event.
Katie Moon won her third consecutive women's pole vault title at the World Championships, setting a record as the oldest woman to do so, while Sandi Morris earned her fifth silver medal. The event highlighted Moon's resilience and skill, and the Championships featured notable performances across various track and field events, including a close men's 1500m race and young record-breakers in the women's steeplechase and men's long jump.
Armand 'Mondo' Duplantis set his 14th world pole vault record at 6.30 meters during the Tokyo World Championships, winning his third title and celebrating with the crowd after a performance that highlighted his dominance in the sport. The event marked a significant return of spectators, enhancing the atmosphere compared to the COVID-19 pandemic-affected Olympics. Duplantis's achievement continues his record-breaking streak and cements his status as a leading figure in athletics.
Armand Duplantis set his 14th world record and won his third consecutive world title in pole vault at Tokyo 2020, clearing 6.30m on his final attempt, showcasing his dominance and potential for future records.
Mondo Duplantis set his 13th world record in pole vault with a 6.29m clearance at the Budapest Istvan Gyulai Memorial, marking the first ever world record at this event, while other highlights included Hungarian hammer throw victory, multiple meeting records, and Dutch dominance in sprinting events.
Shawn Barber, Canada's greatest pole vaulter, has passed away at 29, leaving behind a legacy of incredible talent, politeness, and selflessness. Remembered for changing lives and being a great-hearted person, Barber's athletic achievements include winning gold at the 2015 World Championships and setting the national pole vault record. Despite personal and family challenges, he continued to compete and inspire others, leaving a lasting impact on the world of athletics.
Former Olympic pole vaulter and world champion Shawn Barber, a standout athlete at the University of Akron, has passed away at the age of 29 due to medical complications at his home in Texas. Barber, a dual citizen of the United States and Canada, achieved numerous accolades in pole vaulting, including winning three NCAA championships and the 2015 IAAF World Championship. He is remembered as not only an exceptional athlete but also a kind-hearted person who put others first.
Canadian pole vault world champion and Olympian Shawn Barber has passed away at the age of 29. The cause of his death is currently unknown, but his agent mentioned that Barber had been experiencing health issues. Barber's career included notable achievements such as winning the world championships in 2015 and representing Canada at the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro.
Shawn Barber, a former NCAA champion and Olympic pole vaulter from the University of Akron, has passed away at the age of 29 due to medical complications. Barber, known for his exceptional talent and kind-hearted nature, achieved numerous accolades in his career, including three NCAA championships and a gold medal at the 2015 IAAF World Championship. He represented Canada in the 2016 Olympics and held the Canadian record for pole vault. Barber is remembered as an extraordinary athlete and a genuinely good person by his coach and those who knew him.
Canadian world champion pole vaulter Shawn Barber has passed away at the age of 29 due to medical complications at his home in Texas. Barber set the Canadian record for the men’s pole vault and won gold at the 2015 Pan American Games and the IAAF World Championships. He was a three-time NCAA championship winner and made his Olympics debut in 2016. Barber is remembered as a well-liked teammate and competitor, and is survived by his family.
Canadian pole vault world champion and Olympian Shawn Barber has passed away at the age of 29. The cause of his death is currently unknown, but his agent mentioned that Barber had been experiencing health issues. Barber's career peaked in 2015 when he won the world championships in Beijing, and he also competed in the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro. He leaves behind a legacy of accomplishments, including three NCAA titles and several Canadian national records.
Canadian pole vaulter Shawn Barber, the record holder and 2015 world champion, has passed away at the age of 29 due to medical complications. Barber, known for his athletic achievements and kind-hearted nature, had been experiencing health issues. His passing has prompted an outpouring of condolences and fond memories from people around the world.
American pole vault champion Sandi Morris enjoyed a trip to Italy where she posed in ice cold pond water wearing a swimsuit, showcasing her dedication to training even during her vacation. Morris, known for her rigorous fitness regimen, regularly shares videos of her weight lifting and strength training workouts. During the pandemic, she built her own pole vault pit with her parents' help to continue training. Morris prioritizes her health and fitness by focusing on the nutritional value of food, consuming a protein-packed diet with healthy fats and carbohydrates.
American Katie Moon and Australian Nina Kennedy agreed to share the gold medal in the women's pole vault event at the World Athletics Championships in Budapest, marking the first time in the history of the championships that two gold medals were awarded in the same event. After both athletes failed to clear 4.95 meters, they chose to share the gold rather than participate in a jump-off. This follows a similar decision made by high jumpers Mutaz Essa Barshim and Gianmarco Tamberi at the Tokyo Olympics.
Churchill freshman Addison Kleinke broke the state record in the girls pole vault competition at the Oregon track and field state championship meet, with a winning jump of 13 feet, 4.5 inches.