Prague - Jeng 5.70, Rans 5.65, Hamackova 4.45

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Men / Pole Vault
Rank Name Year of birth Country Exercise Wind Points
FREY Olivier 79 Switzerland NM
1 JENG Alhaji 81 Sweden 5.70 8.00
2 RANS Kevin 82 Belgium 5.65 7.00
3 PTÃÂ

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Men / Pole Vault
4 TIVONCHIK Stanislav 85 Belarus 5.30 5.00

Related to to Andrej Tivonchik who immigrated from Belarus to Germany and won Olympic bronze in '96?

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Jeng started at 5,50m and cleared on first attempt. He secured victory with his 5,70m (the same height with which he won a silver medal at the world indoor champs). His poles were so soft at the conclusion of his 5,70m jump, that he took a never been used before pole to try clearing 5,80m. He stated (SVT) that he had a hard time finding his rythm with the new pole.

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Same tournament in Greece

1 324 KOUROUPáKIS Stávros GRE 5.51
2 823 POLJANEC Andrej SLO 5.35
3 622 BLOM Rens NED 5.30
4 169 AGOSTON Tiberiu ROM 5.20
5 422 SKOUMAL Péter HUN 5.20
6 224 JOKANOVIC Radovan CRO 4.90
7 722 GONçALVES Filipe POR 4.80
8 916 SARI Abdullah TUR 4.40

1 372 ASTERíOU Adigóni GRE 4.25
2 125 CHAVDAROVA Vera BUL 4.20
3 468 VASZI Tünde HUN 4.20
4 871 Å UTEJ Tina SLO 4.00
5 767 TAVARES Elisabete POR 4.00
6 669 GALIART Rianna NED 3.70
7 516 GRIGELIONYTE Edita LTU 3.60
8 969 KILIC Songul TUR 3.40