Men's Indoor National Records

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For U. S. (and Canadian) vaulters and their fans, the indoor season really starts with the Reno Summit. With the 2009 version scheduled for next week, this might be a good time to review the national indoor records. I've summarized a short version of the men's records below. In the next day of two, I'll probably be posting a more complete listing, with dates and venues, on the (U. Oregon) t-and-f mailing list tomorrow. Or, if you'd like, you can e-mail me with a request for an Excel worksheet format at rruth@shaw.ca

MEN'S INDOOR NATIONAL RECORDS a/o 7 March 2008

Albania 5.00i Sazan Fisheku
Algeria 5.30i Samy Si Mohammed
American Samoa 5.27i Makasi Haleck
Andorra 4.70i Bernat Vilella Sala
Angola 3.50i Antonio Deslandes
Argentina 5.60i Germán Chiaraviglio
Australia 5.81i Steve Hooker
Austria 5.77i Hermann Fehringer
Barbados 3.60i Clifford Brooks
Belarus 5.85i Dmitriy Markov
Belgium 5.70i Thibaut Duval
5.70i Kevin Rans
Bosnia 4.70i Borivoj Bosnjak
Brazil 5.61i Fabio da Silva
Brit Virgin Is 4.20i Paul Hewlett
Bulgaria 5.76i Spas Bukhalov
Burkina Faso 2.60i Aziz Ouedraogo
Cape Verde 4.16 Jose Rosa
Canada 5.65i Doug Wood
Chad 3.80i Hubert Djimtoloum
Chile 5.50i Thoma Riethr
China 5.62i Liu Feiliang
Congo 4.00i Celestin Kengue
Croatia 5.00i Zoran Radovanovic
Cuba 5.00i Alberto Manzano
Cyprus 5.35i Fotis Stefani
Czech Republic 5.81i Adam Ptacek
Denmark 5.72i Martin Voss
Estonia 5.65i Valeri Bukrejev
Fiji 4.41i Joseph Rodan
Finland 5.83i Jani Lehtonen
France 6.00i Jean Galfione
Gambia 5.02i Alhaji Jeng
Georgia 4.90i Chetkoshvili Gotcha
Germany 6.00i Danny Ecker
Great Britain 5.81i Nick Buckfield
Greece 5.65i Christos Pallakis
Grenada 4.30i Keron Francis
Guatemala 4.40i Octavios Gillespie
Hongkong 4.10i Wong Woon Cheung
Hungary 5.82i Istvan Bagyula
Iceland 5.30i Sigurdur Sigurdsson
India 4.50i P. J. Vinod
Iran 5.23i Mohsen Rabbani
Ireland 5.02i John Hallissey
Israel 5.86i Alexander Averbukh
Italy 5.82 i Giuseppe Gibilisco
Ivory Coast 4.80i Alain Andji
Jamaica 5.20i Jabari Ennis
Japan 5.70i Daichi Sawano
Kazakhstan 5.92i Igor Potapovitch
Korea 5.61i Kim Yoo-Suk
Kuwait 5.10i Ali Makki Al-Sabagha
Laos 4.90 Lao Yeng-Tcha
Latvia 5.74i Aleksandr Obizhajevs
Lebanon 3.30i Ali Hazer
Lichtenstein 4.50i Roman Jäger
Lithania 5.30i Zigmas Biliunas
Luxembourg 5.40i Fabian Mores
Macedonia 3.60i Vladimir Karer
Morocco 5.20i Taoufik Lachheb
Mauritius 5.60i Jean Kersley Gardenne
Mexico 5.71i Giovanni Lanaro
Micronesia 3.96i Keitani Graham
Moldova 5.75i Alexandr Jukov
Monaco 3.30i Anthony de Sévelinges
Montenegro 2.55i Momilo Vujovic
Netherlands 5.75i Rens Blom
New Zealand 5.12i Luke Paul
Niger 4.80i Smael Madougou
Nigeria 3.15i Lee Okoroafor
Norway 5.71i Trond Barthel
Pakistan 4.60i Muhammad Ayub
Panama 4.50i Antonio Morales
Poland 5.85i Miroslaw Chmara
Portugal 5.62i Francesco Fernandes
Peru 5.10i Francesco Leon
Philippines 4.93i Emerson Obiena
Puerto Rico 5.48i Edgar Diaz
Qatar 5.10i Waleed Al-Shamali
Romania 5.61i Tiberiu Agoston
Russia 6.00i Rodion Gataullin
6.00i Maksim Tarasov
San Marino 3.60i Massimo Piovaticci
Saudi Arabia 4.00i Mohamed Al-Matroud
Senegal 5.14i Karim Séne
Serbia/CG 5.20i Dragan Georgijevski
5.20i Fedja Kamasi
Singapore 4.77i Ng Kean Mun
Slovakia 5.30i Rudolf Haraksim
Slovenia 5.56i Jure Rovan
South Africa 5.90i Okkert Brits
Spain 5.80i Jose Manuel Arcos
St. Lucia 5.55i Dominic Johnson
Sweden 5.80i Alhaji Jeng
Swizerland 5.62i Felix Böhni
Syria 4.40i Mohammed Malla Khalaf
Taiwan 5.15i Yang Mu-Huei
Thailand 5.03i Kreetha Sinthawacheeva
Togo 4.26i Latif Adeothy
Tunisia 5.00i Medji Drine
Turkey 5.70i Ruhan Isim
Ukraine 6.15i Sergey Bubka
United States 6.02i Jeff Hartwig
U.S. Virgin Isl 5.22i Brian Morrisete
Uruguay 4.50i Esteban Sosa
Uzbekistan 6.02i Rodion Gataullin
Venezuela 5.00i Konstantin Zagustin

Thanks to recent contributors: Carlos Baronet, György Csiki, Gérard Dumas, Carole Fuchs, Becca Gillespy, Heinrich Hubbeling, Mirko Jalava, Børre Lilloe, Michel Saint-Raymond, Mark Butler and Jeroen de Wilt