Hartwig
clears 6.02 metres in pole vault
AP
10 March 2002 - Sindelfingen, Germany - Jeff Hartwig of the United States cleared 6.02
metres at a German meet Sunday to become the second best pole vaulter indoor of all time.
Only world record holder Sergey Bubka of Ukraine has soared higher. His world record
stands at 6.15 , but he also has several other vaults between 6.02 and 6.15.
Radion Gataullin also cleared 6.02 in 1989.
Hartwig cleared 6.01 two days ago at another meet.
Christine Adams of Germany cleared 4.66 metres to win the women's pole vault. Only
two other women have gone higher indoors, Svetlana Feofanova of Russia at 4.75 and Stacy
Dragila of the United States at 4.70.
Leading results
Men
Pole Vault
1. Jeff Hartwig, United States, 6.02 metres
2. Lars Boergeling, Germany, 5.75 .
3. Tim Lobinger, Germany, 5.65 .
4. Danny Ecker, Germany, 5.65.
5. Adam Kolasa, Poland, 5.65.
6. Richard Spiegelburg, Germany 5.65.
7. Nick Hysong, United States, 5.40.
60 Metres
1. Rory Gelpin, Jamaica, 6.77 seconds.
2. Roman Zubek, Czech Republic, 6.83.
3. Marius Broening, Germany, 6.85.
60 Hurdles
Race 1
1. Colin Jackson, Britain, 7.57.
2. Elmar Lichtenegger, Austria, 7.60
3. Mike Fenner, Germanym 7.74.
Race 2
1. Jackson, 7.58.
2. Lichtenegger, 7.62.
3. Claude Edorh, Germany, 7.80.
Women
Pole Vault
1. Christine Adams, Germany, 4.66
2. Yelena Isinbayeva, Russia, 4.55
3. Shuying Gao, China, 4.45
4. Monika Pyrek, Poland, 4.45.
5. Yelena Belyakova, Russia, 4.45.
6. Annika Becker, Germany, 4.45.
7. Yvonne Buschbaum, Germany, 4.45.
8. Monique de Witt, Netherlands, 4.35
9. Mel Mueller, United States, 4.35.
10. Sabine Schulte, Germnay, 4.35.
11. Mary Sauer, United States, 4.20
60 Hurdles
1. Patricia Girard, France, 7.94.
2. Kirsten Bolm, Germany, 7.95.
3. Elke Woelfling, Austria, 8.34.
4. Natacha Casy, France, 8.48.
5. Petra Borovickova, Czech Republic, 8.88.
6. Zusanna Bergrova, Czech Republic, 8.98.
