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EJ Obiena shatters Asian outdoor record for ISTAF Berlin 2024 crown

EJ Obiena shatters Asian outdoor record for ISTAF Berlin 2024 crown
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Duplantis excited to compete in Karlsruhe for first time | NEWS

Duplantis excited to compete in Karlsruhe for first time

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EJ Obiena bags second gold in Germany

Published February 8, 2021, 12:39 PM
Photo from ISTAF Indoor’s Instagram account
Olympic-bound pole vaulter EJ Obiena captured another gold medal in over a day after ruling the PSD Bank Indoor Meeting in Dortmund, Germany Sunday night, Feb. 7.
The 25-year-old Filipino prevailed over German Oleg Zernikel in a jumpoff at 5.68m after both posted 5.65m on their first attempt in the seven-man competition.
German Torben Blech also posted 5.65m, but settled for bronze after making it on his third attempt.
Despite Obiena’s golden feat, it was a few centimeters lower than his performance at the ISTAF Indoor Meet in Berlin early Saturday, where he cleared 5.80m for the gold medal and a new national indoor mark.

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Olympics-bound Obiena snatches another gold medal in Germany

Olympics-bound Obiena snatches another gold medal in Germany
February 8, 2021 | 5:50 pm
TOKYO OLYMPICS-BOUND POLE VAULTER EJ OBIENA of the Philippines won back-to-back gold medals in Germany at the weekend.
TOKYO Olympics-bound pole vaulter EJ Obiena of the Philippines sustained his solid start in the 2021 campaign, winning another gold medal in Dortmund, Germany, on late Sunday (Manila time).
Mr. Obiena, 25, cleared 5.65 meters, tied with Germany’s Oleg Zernikel, before beating the latter in a jump-off with 5.68 meters to claim the top hardware at the PSD Indoor Meeting.
Also clearing 5.65 meters was German Torben Blech, but he needed more attempts to do so, relegating him to third place.

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EJ Obiena shatters Philippine indoor pole vault record in Berlin meet

EJ Obiena shatters Philippine indoor pole vault record in Berlin meet
Tokyo Olympics-bound pole vaulter EJ Obiena authored another record-setting performance for the Philippines in a gold-medal performance in Berlin, Germany on Saturday (Manila time).
Obiena cleared 5.80 meters to take first place in the ISTAF Indoor Athletics Meet, erasing the country's previous best of 5.62m he set a week prior in Karlsruhe City, Germany, where he ended up fifth. This is his first medal finish for 2021.
He defeated Germans Torben Blech (5.80m), and Oleg Zernikel (5.72m). Obiena soared to victory after clearing the mark in just one attempt, while Zernikel did it on his second.

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EJ Obiena shatters own national record in Berlin indoor mark

Feb 6, 2021
EJ OBIENA notched a new national record again in pole vault when he ruled the ISTAF Indoor Berlin 2021 meet.
Obiena captured the gold medal after registering 5.80 meters in the event, shattering his own mark of 5.62 he set just last week during the Karlshure World Indoor Tour Meeting in Germany.
He finished fifth in that outing in Potsdam, but placed first this time in Berlin.
Torben Blech and Oleg Zernikel of Germany ranked second and third respectively with 5.80 and 5.72 respectively.
The Germany competition is part of Obiena’s preparations for this year’s Olympic Games in Tokyo where he has already qualified with Ukrainian coach Vitaly Petrov training him in Italy.

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GERMAN MEETINGS: ISTAF INDOOR IN DÜSSELDORF AND BERLIN 2021 – Duplantis, Kendricks, Mihambo and Asher-Smith in action, ISTAF introduces trophy series

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GERMAN MEETINGS: ISTAF INDOOR IN DÜSSELDORF AND BERLIN 2021 – Duplantis, Kendricks, Mihambo and Asher-Smith in action, ISTAF introduces trophy series
Anticipation grows! The premiere of the ISTAF INDOOR in Düsseldorf will be staged on Sunday from 1200 CET.

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Asher-Smith claims her second 60m win | Daily Express Online - Sabah's Leading News Portal

Published on: Tuesday, February 02, 2021
By: AFP
Dina Asher-Smith powers home to victory in Germany. (Reuters)
DUSSELDORF: Britain’s 200m world champion Dina Asher-Smith picked up her second indoor victory over 60m in Germany this week by winning the women’s final in Duesseldorf.
Having equalled her personal best by running 7.08 seconds to claim victory in Karlsruhe, the 25-year-old clocked 7.12 to win again.
This week was the first time the British sprint queen has raced indoors for three years and anywhere for well over a year.
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“I am happy to be back running again. It has been quite a long time since my last race in 2019,” Asher-Smith told Athletics Weekly.

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British 200m world champion Asher-Smith wins women's 60m final in Dusseldorf | Daily Express Online

Published on: Tuesday, February 02, 2021
By: AFP
Dina Asher-Smith powers home to victory in Germany. (Reuters)
DUSSELDORF: Britain’s 200m world champion Dina Asher-Smith picked up her second indoor victory over 60m in Germany this week by winning the women’s final in Duesseldorf.
Having equalled her personal best by running 7.08 seconds to claim victory in Karlsruhe, the 25-year-old clocked 7.12 to win again.
This week was the first time the British sprint queen has raced indoors for three years and anywhere for well over a year.
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“I am happy to be back running again. It has been quite a long time since my last race in 2019,” Asher-Smith told Athletics Weekly.

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Asher-Smith claims second 60m indoor win in Germany

Asher-Smith claims second 60m indoor win in Germany
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Düsseldorf (Germany) (AFP)
Britain's 200m world champion Dina Asher-Smith picked up her second indoor victory over 60m in Germany this week by winning the women's final in Duesseldorf on Sunday.
Having equalled her personal best by running 7.08 seconds to claim victory in Karlsruhe on Friday, the 25-year-old clocked 7.12 to win the women's 60m final on Sunday.
This week was the first time the British sprint queen has raced indoors for three years and anywhere for well over a year.
"I am happy to be back running again. It has been quite a long time since my last race in 2019," Asher-Smith told Athletics Weekly.

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