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Swedish Indoor Track Championships: Alhaji Jeng Impresses in Vault

EricFeb 29, 2008

Published 2008-February-24

Pole vaulter Alhaji Jeng won his first competition of the season Saturday by clearing 5.71 m. Jesper Fritz finished second by clearing 5.55 m.

Jeng nearly added to his own Swedish national record of 5.80 m, set two years ago in Donetsk—site of Yelena Isinbayeva's world record of 4.95 m last week—by making a very good third attempt at 5.81 m.

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Though unsuccessful, the 26-year-old showed he has the capacity to clear the 5.80 m barrier again, and is showing fine form as he attempts to capture gold in Valencia, following the silver medal he won at the 2006 World Indoor Championships in Moscow.

Jeng was hampered by being forced to wait it out when some of his competitors entered the competition more than a metre beneath his opening height.

M Stavhopp Final lördag

Plac

Namn

Född

Förening/Land

Resultat

 

1

Alhaji Jeng

81

Örgryte IS

5.70

 

2

Jesper Fritz

85

Malmö AI

5.55

 

3

Gustaf Hultgren

83

Örgryte IS

5.23

 

4

Fredrik Skoglund

81

Spårvägens FK

5.07

 

5

Joakim Norman

84

Mölndals AIK

4.95

 

6

Pawel Szczyrba

81

KA 2 IF

4.95

 

7

Deniz Mahshid

80

Örgryte IS

4.83

 

8

Alexander Eriksson

79

Spårvägens FK

4.65

 

8

Rasmus Tjärndal

85

Ullevi FK

4.65

 

8

Marcus Lindh

76

KA 2 IF

4.65

 

11

Erik Thorstensson

89

Spårvägens FK

4.65

 

12

Sebastian Axell

91

IK Lerum FI

4.47

 

13

Rasmus Olofsson

84

Hässelby SK

4.47

 

14

Jonathan Eklund

88

Hammarby IF

4.47

 

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