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RESULTS Pole Vault Women - Final Doha (QAT) 27 September - 6 October 2019 RESULTS Pole Vault Women - Final RECORDS RESULT NAME COUNTRY AGE VENUE DATE World Record WR 5.06 Yelena ISINBAEVA RUS 27 Zürich (Letzigrund) 28 Aug 2009 Championships Record CR 5.01 Yelena ISINBAEVA RUS 23 Helsinki (Olympic Stadium) 12 Aug 2005 World Leading WL 4.95 Anzhelika SIDOROVA ANA 28 Doha 29 Sep 2019 Area Record AR National Record NR Personal Best PB Season Best SB 29 September 2019 20:06 START TIME 24° C 71 % TEMPERATURE HUMIDITY 22:37 END TIME 24° C 71 % 4.50 4.70 4.80 4.85 4.90 4.95 PLACE NAME COUNTRY DATE of BIRTH ORDER RESULT 1 Anzhelika SIDOROVA ANA 28 Jun 91 17 4.95 WL O O O O O XXO 2 Sandi MORRIS USA 8 Jul 92 14 4.90 SB O O O O O XXX 3 Katerina STEFANIDI GRE 4 Feb 90 7 4.85 SB O O XO XO X- XX 4 Holly BRADSHAW GBR 2 Nov 91 6 4.80 O O XO XX- X 5 Alysha NEWMAN CAN 29 Jun 94 15 4.80 XO O XO XXX 6 Angelica BENGTSSON SWE 8 Jul 93 16 4.80 NR O XXO XXO XXX 7 Iryna ZHUK BLR 26 Jan 93 3 4.70 NR O O XX- X 7 Katie NAGEOTTE USA 13 Jun 91 9 4.70 O O XXX 7 Robeilys PEINADO VEN 26 Nov 97 12 4.70 NR O O XXX 7 Jennifer SUHR USA 5 Feb 82 5 4.70 - O XXX 11 Yarisley SILVA CUB 1 Jun 87 11 4.70 XXO O XXX 12 Ninon GUILLON-ROMARIN FRA 15 Apr 95 4 4.70 O XO XXX 13 Ling LI CHN 6 Jul 89 10 4.50 O X- XX 13 Nikoleta KIRIAKOPOULOU GRE 21 Mar 86 2 4.50 O XXX 13 Angelica MOSER SUI 9 Oct 97 8 4.50 O XXX 13 Tina ŠUTEJ SLO 7 Nov 88 13 4.50 O XXX 17 Lisa RYZIH GER 27 Sep 88 1 4.50 XO XXX ALL-TIME TOP LIST SEASON TOP LIST RESULT NAME VENUE DATE RESULT NAME VENUE 2019 5.06 Yelena ISINBAEVA (RUS) Zürich (Letzigrund) 28 Aug 09 4.95 Anzhelika SIDOROVA (ANA) Doha 29 Sep 5.00 Sandi MORRIS (USA) Bruxelles (Boudewijnstadion) 9 Sep 16 4.91 Jennifer SUHR (USA) Austin, TX (USA) 30 Mar 4.95 Anzhelika SIDOROVA (ANA) Doha 29 Sep 19 4.90 Sandi MORRIS (USA) Doha 29 Sep 4.94 Eliza MCCARTNEY (NZL) Jockgrim (GER) 17 Jul 18 4.85 Eliza MCCARTNEY (NZL) Hastings (NZL) 26 Jan 4.93 Jennifer SUHR (USA) Austin, TX (USA) 14 Apr 18 4.85 Katerina STEFANIDI (GRE) Doha 29 Sep 4.91 Yarisley SILVA (CUB) Beckum (Jahnstadion) 2 Aug 15 4.82 Katie NAGEOTTE (USA) Lausanne (SUI) 4 Jul 4.91 Katerina STEFANIDI (GRE) London (Olympic Stadium) 6 Aug 17 4.82 Alysha NEWMAN (CAN) Stade Charléty, Paris (FRA) 24 Aug 4.88 Svetlana FEOFANOVA (RUS) Iráklio 4 Jul 04 4.80 Holly BRADSHAW (GBR) Doha 29 Sep 4.87 Fabiana MURER (BRA)São Bernardo do Campo (Arena Caixa) 3 Jul 16 4.80 Angelica BENGTSSON (SWE) Doha 29 Sep 4.83 Stacy DRAGILA (USA) Ostrava 8 Jun 04 4.75 Yarisley SILVA (CUB) Lima (PER) 8 Aug 4.83 Anna ROGOWSKA (POL) Bruxelles (Boudewijnstadion) 26 Aug 05 4.83 Nikoleta KIRIAKOPOULOUParis (GRE)Saint-Denis (Stade de France) 4 Jul 15 Timing by SEIKO AT-PV-W-f--A--.RS1..v1 Issued at 22:39 on Sunday, 29 September 2019 Official IAAF Partners.
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