1998 European Championships in Athletics - Women's Pole Vault
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The final of the Women's Pole Vault
Pole vault
Pole vaulting is a track and field event in which a person uses a long, flexible pole as an aid to leap over a bar. Pole jumping competitions were known to the ancient Greeks, as well as the Cretans and Celts...

event at the 1998 European Championships in Budapest, Hungary was held on 21 August 1998. The event was for the first time inducted into the European Outdoor Championships.




Medalists

Gold   Anzhela Balakhonova
Anzhela Balakhonova
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Ukraine
Ukraine
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 (UKR)
Silver   Nicole Rieger-Humbert
Germany
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 (GER)
Bronze   Yvonne Buschbaum
Germany
Germany
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 (GER)



Qualification

  • Held on 18 August 1998
    Rank Group A Height
    1. 4.15 m
    2. 4.15 m
    3. 4.10 m
    4. 4.10 m
    4. 4.10 m
    6. 4.00 m
    7. 4.00 m
    8. 4.00 m
    9. 4.00 m
    9. 4.00 m
    11. 3.80 m
    12. 3.80 m
    13. 3.40 m
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Rank Group B Height
1. 4.15 m
2. 4.15 m
3. 4.15 m
4. 4.15 m
5. 4.10 m
6. 4.00 m
6. 4.00 m
6. 4.00 m
6. 4.00 m
10. 4.00 m
10. 4.00 m
12. 4.00 m
13. 3.80 m
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Final

Rank Final ranking Height
4.31 m
4.31 m
4.31 m
4. 4.15 m
4. 4.15 m
4. 4.15 m
7. 4.15 m
8. 4.15 m
9. 4.15 m
10. 4.05 m
11. 4.05 m
12. 3.95 m
12. 3.95 m
14. 3.95 m
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See also

  • 1999 Women's World Championships pole vault (Seville)
  • 2000 Women's Olympic pole vault (Sydney)
  • 2002 Women's European Championships pole vault (Munich)
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