Tina Šutej takes third at Diamond League Final in Brussels
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- Slovenian pole vaulter Tina Šutej finished third at the Diamond League Final in Brussels after clearing 4.70 meters.
- She cleared that height on her first attempt, which secured her position ahead of athletes who needed more attempts.
- Šutej missed three times at 4.80 meters, a height she had already cleared earlier this year.
Tina Šutej added another strong international result to her season by taking third place at the Diamond League Final in Brussels. The Slovenian pole vaulter cleared 4.70 meters in a competition won by American Hana Moll ahead of European champion Angelica Moser of Switzerland.
Šutej reached 4.80 meters, a height she had already cleared this year, but knocked the bar off on all three attempts. That left the fight for victory to Moll and Moser.
Her clearance at 4.70 meters proved decisive. Šutej was among five of the seven competitors to clear the height, but she did it on her first attempt. Olympic champion Katie Moon of the United States and fellow American Emily Growe needed more attempts, putting the Slovenian record-holder in position to claim the final podium place.
Šutej had earlier cleared 4.40 meters at the first attempt and missed once at 4.55 meters.
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Originally published by Delo in Slovenian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.
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