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XL-Galan: Isinbayeva is back! 5.01m/16-5.25 WR! 13th indoors, 28th overall for Isinbayeva, by Larry Eder

Larry Ederby Larry Eder
February 23, 2012
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Yelena Isinbayeva, DN Galan Stockholm DL 2011, photo by PhotoRun.net

Yelena Isinbayeva showed her prowess once again in the pole vault, setting a new WR for the indoor event. Clearing 4.92m for the win and best jump of the year, Isinbayeva shot for the stars and reached them! Clearing 5.01 meters or 16 feet, five and one quarter inches, Yelena Isinbayeva set her 13th indoor world record and 28th overall. This world record was set at the XL-Galan indoor meeting early today, Thursday, February 23, 2012.

This could not come at a more perfect time for the Russian vaulter, who is to compete at the World Indoors March 9-11, in Istanbul, Turkey. We look forward to seeing her compete against Holly Bleasdale (who jumped 4.72m today), perhaps Jenn Suhr of the US and some of the other top women vaulters in the world.

It has been an interesting year for vaulting. On January 22, 2012, Holly Bleasdale of Great Britian cleared 4.87m or 15-11.25, setting a new UK
indoor record and giving her the second best indoor vault of all time. On February 4, 2012, Jenn Suhr surpassed Bleasdale with a jump of 4.88m or 16 feet, .25 inches for a new AR and the top vault of 2012.

Today, Stockholm time, Yelena Isinbayeva clears 4.92m, to take the 2012 global lead, and then, she clears 5.01m, or 16 feet, 5.25 inches for a new World record. The women’s pole vault could not be hotter right now! 

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Ericsson Globe Stockholm Tuesday 23 Februari 2012

Results

M 400 m A
       
1Kirani James93Grenada45.52 AR
2Chris Brown78Bahamas46.68
3Johan Wissman81IFK Helsingborg47.06 SB
4Nick Ekelund89Denmark47.33 PB
  

M 400 m B
       
1Rabah Yousif86Sudan46.72 SB
2Marcell Deak Nagy92Hungary47.31 SB
3Ali Ekber Kayas87Turkey47.34
4Johan Eriksson88Turebergs FK49.90
  

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M 800 m A
       
1Mohamed Aman94Ethiopia1:45.84
2Marcin Lewandowski87Poland1:46.02
3Yuri Borzakowski81Russia1:46.19
4Joe Thomas88Great Britain1:46.33
5Adam Kszczot89Poland1:47.06
6Boaz Lalang89Kenya1:47.41
7Musaeb Balla89Qatar1:47.85 PB
Matt Scherer83USADNF
  

M 800 m B
       
1Timothy Kitum93Kenya1:46.81
2Andrew Osagie88Great Britain1:47.14
3Andreas Bube87Denmark1:47.88
4Jackson Kivuva89Kenya1:48.05
5Karim Mohammadi89Spårvägens FK1:50.78
6Lotfi Chebli88Hässelby SK1:50.82
7Elmar Engholm92Hässelby SK1:51.86
8Rickard Gunnarsson91Hässelby SK1:52.08
David Takacs86HungaryDNF
  

M 1500 m
       
1Ilham Tanui Özbilen90Turkey3:34.88
2Bethwell Birgen88Kenya3:35.38
3Amine Laalou82Morocco3:37.03 PB
4Aman Wote84Ethiopia3:37.08
5Yoann Kowal87France3:38.51
6Andreas Vojta89Austria3:39.10
7Hamza Driouch94Qatar3:42.12
8Nacerddine Hallil88Hässelby SK3:42.21
9Zebene Alemayehu92Ethiopia3:43.52
10Johan Walldén87Gefle IF3:49.15
Justus Koech80KenyaDNF
Ismail Kombich85KenyaDNF
  

M 3000 m
       
1Isiah Koech93Kenya7:33.55
2Dejen Gebremeskel89Ethiopia7:34.14
3Augustine Choge87Kenya7:34.74
4Caleb Ndiku92Kenya7:35.42
5Thomas Longosiwa88Kenya7:37.07
6Tariku Bekele87Ethiopia7:37.96
7Abera Kuma90Ethiopia7:39.09
8Gideon Gathimba80Kenya7:39.70
9Abiyote Abinet87Ethiopia7:43.35 PB
10Mekkonen Gebremehdin88Ethiopia7:46.89
11Teshome Dirirsa94Ethiopia7:51.76
12Adil Bouafif78Hässelby SK7:54.95
13Björnar Ustad Kristensen82Norway8:06.82
14Iain Donnan85Great Britain8:19.40
Remmy Ndiwa88KenyaDNF
Richard Kiplagat84KenyaDNF
  

M 60 mh A
       
1Dayron Robles86Cuba7.66
2Orlando Ortega91Cuba7.68
3Maksim Lynsha85Belarus7.73
4Emanuele Abate85Italy7.75
5Philip Nossmy82Malmö AI7.91 SB
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M 60 mh B
       
1Balazs Baji89Hungary7.70
2Alexander Brorsson90IFK Växjö7.82 PB
3Marvin Tay90Spårvägens FK7.97
4Juha Sonck81Finland8.04
5Martin Kallur91Falu IK8.25 PB
  

M Long Jump
       
1Michel Tornéus86Hammarby IF7.99 SB
2Ignisius Gaisah83Ghana7.98 SB
3Luis Filipe Meliz79Spain7.98 SB
4Tommy Evilä80Finland7.89 SB
5Morten Jensen82Denmark7.72
6Andreas Otterling86Örebro7.72 SB
7Louis Tsatoumas82Greece7.64
8Mattias Sunneborn70Spårvägens FK7.44 SB
9J J Jegede85Great Britain7.26

        
Tommy Evilä7.70XX7.727.89X
Andreas Otterling7.30X7.72XX5.50
Morten JensenX7.43XX7.72X
J J Jegede7.26
Mattias Sunneborn7.257.317.445.627.407.35
Luis Filipe MelizX7.987.55X7.82X
Louis TsatoumasX7.577.647.50––
Ignisius Gaisah7.717.867.98XX7.91
Michel Tornéus7.85X7.93X7.99X

W 60 m
       
1Mariya Ryemyen87Ukraine7.17 SB
2Olesya Povh87Ukraine7.20
3Aleen Bailey80Jamaica7.22
4Yulia Balykina84Belarus7.28
5Lena Berntsson78Ullevi FK7.49
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W 400 m A
       
1Patricia Hall82Jamaica51.66 PB
2Antonina Krivoshapka87Russia51.81 SB
3Moa Hjelmer90Spårvägens FK52.43 PB
4Svetlana Usovich80Belarus52.76 SB
  

W 400 m B
       
1Shana Cox85Great Britain53.48
2Emily Diamond91Great Britain54.08 PB
3Josefin Magnusson89Malmö AI54.18
4Shelayna Oskan90Great Britain54.95
  

W 1500 m
       
1Btissam Lakhouad80Morocco4:07.86
2Tizita Bogale93Ethiopia4:07.88
3Morgan Uceny85USA4:08.06
4Angelika Cichocka88Poland4:08.60
5Renata Plis85Poland4:09.15
6Helen Clitheroe74Great Britain4:09.70
7Lidia Chojecka77Poland4:11.20
8Senbere Teferi95Ethiopia4:14.55
9Anna Pierce84USA4:18.91
10Meraf Bahta89Hälle IF4:24.55
Sonja Roman79SloveniaDNF
Wiola Frankiewicz77PolandDNF
Katarzyna Broniatowska90PolandDNF
  

W High Jump
       
1Anna Chicherova82Russia2.00
2Ebba Jungmark87Mölndals AIK1.94
3Tia Hellebaut78Belgium1.94
4Emma Green Tregaro84Örgryte IS1.91
5Airine Palsyte92Lithuania1.88
6Oksana Okuneva90Ukraine1.88
7Tonje Angelsen90Norway1.80
8Lesyani Mayor89Cuba1.80

               
1.751.801.841.881.911.941.972.002.04
Tonje Angelsen–xoxxx
Lesyani Mayoroxxoxxx
Airine Palsyteooooxxx
Oksana Okuneva–ooxoxxx
Emma Green Tregaro––oxoxoxxx
Tia Hellebaut–xooxxoxooxxx
Ebba Jungmark––ooxooxxx
Anna Chicherova––o–oo–oxxx

W Pole Vault
       
1Jelena Isinbajeva82Russia5.01WR
2Holly Bleasdale91Great Britain4.72
3Yarisley Silva87Cuba4.72 PB
4Anna Rogowska81Poland4.52
5Nicole Büchler83Switzerland4.52 PB
6Daylis Caballero88Cuba4.42 PB
7Cathrine Larsåsen86Norway4.22
7Malin Dahlström89Ullevi FK4.22
9Minna Nikkanen88Finland4.22
Monika Pyrek80Polandx

               
4.024.224.424.524.624.724.824.925.01
Daylis Caballero–xooxxx
Cathrine Larsåsenooxxx
Monika Pyrek–xxx
Malin Dahlströmooxxx
Nicole Büchler–ooxxoxxx
Minna Nikkanenxxoxxoxxx
Yarisley Silva––xxoxoxxoxxoxxx
Anna Rogowska–––xoxxx
Holly Bleasdale–––o–oxxx
Jelena Isinbajeva–––––xooxxoxo

W Triple Jump
       
1Olga Saladukha83Ukraine14.79 AR PB
2Yargeris Savigne84Cuba14.47 SB
3Yamile Aldama72Great Britain14.44 SB
4Dana Veldakova81Slovakia14.04 SB
5Marija Sestak79Slovenia14.02
6Keila Costa83Brazil13.93
7Lynn Johnson94Ullevi FK13.46

        
Yamile AldamaX14.4413.98X13.8614.18
Marija Sestak13.7814.0213.90XXX
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Keila Costa13.9313.80XX13.75X
Lynn Johnson13.46X–13.1813.0113.29
Yargeris Savigne14.4714.41XXX13.89
Olga Saladukha14.1614.62XXX14.79


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    Larry Eder has had a 52-year involvement in the sport of athletics. Larry has experienced the sport as an athlete, coach, magazine publisher, and now, journalist and blogger. His first article, on Don Bowden, America's first sub-4 minute miler, was published in RW in 1983. Larry has published several magazines on athletics, from American Athletics to the U.S. version of Spikes magazine. He currently manages the content and marketing development of the RunningNetwork, The Shoe Addicts, and RunBlogRun. Of RunBlogRun, his daily pilgrimage with the sport, Larry says: "I have to admit, I love traveling to far away meets, writing about the sport I love, and the athletes I respect, for my readers at runblogrun.com, the most of anything I have ever done, except, maybe running itself." Also does some updates for BBC Sports at key events, which he truly enjoys. Theme song: Greg Allman, " I'm no Angel."

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