Rogowska 4.70
Posted: Sun Jan 29, 2006 10:21 pm
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Rogowska, Gardener and Kipchoge sparkle in Karlsruhe
Sunday 29 January 2006
Karlsruhe, Germany - Though today’s BW Meeting in the EuropeHalle was only the second IAAF indoor permit meeting of 2006, it can take justifiable pride in the fact that nine early season world leads were established, topped by high quality competitions in the women’s Pole Vault, men’s 60m, and 3000m.
Meeting record for Rogowska
The atmosphere in the Europahalle was as always superb and Poland’s Anna Rogowska literally rose to the occasion setting a new meeting record of 4.70m - world indoor season lead - to beat her compatriot Monika Pyrek, who was second on 4.65m.
The 24-year-old winner who holds the Polish outdoor (4.83m - 2005) and indoor (4.75m - 2005) records took the height of 4.70m on her make or break third try, having cleared 4.60m on her first and then bypassed 4.65m which Pyrek had taken on her second to lead the competition.
"I think, I could even jump higher,â€Â
Rogowska, Gardener and Kipchoge sparkle in Karlsruhe
Sunday 29 January 2006
Karlsruhe, Germany - Though today’s BW Meeting in the EuropeHalle was only the second IAAF indoor permit meeting of 2006, it can take justifiable pride in the fact that nine early season world leads were established, topped by high quality competitions in the women’s Pole Vault, men’s 60m, and 3000m.
Meeting record for Rogowska
The atmosphere in the Europahalle was as always superb and Poland’s Anna Rogowska literally rose to the occasion setting a new meeting record of 4.70m - world indoor season lead - to beat her compatriot Monika Pyrek, who was second on 4.65m.
The 24-year-old winner who holds the Polish outdoor (4.83m - 2005) and indoor (4.75m - 2005) records took the height of 4.70m on her make or break third try, having cleared 4.60m on her first and then bypassed 4.65m which Pyrek had taken on her second to lead the competition.
"I think, I could even jump higher,â€Â