WAF Women's Results

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WAF Women's Results

Unread postby roger/over » Sat Sep 10, 2005 11:42 am

1 Isinbayeva Yelena RUS 4.74
2 Pyrek Monika POL 4.62
3 Polnova Tatyana RUS 4.50
4 Boslak Vanessa FRA 4.50
5 Ellis Dana CAN 4.35
5 Hamácková Pavla CZE 4.35
7 Rogowska Anna POL 4.35
8 Elisdóttir Thórey Edda ISL 4.20

Athlete 420 435 450 462 474 502
Isinbayeva Yelena - - - O XO XXX
Pyrek Monika - O XXO XXO XXX
Polnova Tatyana O O O XXX
Boslak Vanessa O XO XO XXX
Ellis Dana XO O XXX
Hamácková Pavla XO O XXX
Rogowska Anna - XXO - XXX
Elisdóttir Thórey Edda XO XXX

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Unread postby rainbowgirl28 » Sat Sep 10, 2005 9:25 pm

http://www.iaaf.org/WAF05/news/Kind=2/newsId=32079.html

More success for Isinbayeva but no record this time

It was no surprise that Yelena Isinbayeva completed her near-perfect season at the World Athletics Final in Monaco this afternoon by adding another dollop of dosh to her year’s earnings. The only shock was that it was only $30,000 for the win as she couldn’t add the now expected world record for an extra $100,000.

It was an easy victory for the World and Olympic champion but she was unable to follow it with her tenth World record of 2005.

Isinbayeva took just three jumps to win the competition. Having cleared 4.62 she needed two attempts at 4.74 where Poland’s Monika Pyrek failed. She then had three goes at the new world figures of 5.02, but none of them were close.

Pyrek was second with 4.62 and Russia’s Tatyana Polnova was third with a vault of 4.50.



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