t-and-f: Women's Vault--4.30 and Above

2006-07-29 Thread Roger Ruth
Yesterday, I wrote:

The 2005 season marked the completion of the first full decade of women's pole vault marks above 4.30 meters. 0n 28 January 1996, Emma George of Australia smashed this metric landmark with 4.41m at Perth.  A month earlier, she had become the first 14-foot female vaulter, with 4.28m (14'1/2), also at Perth.

I thought it would be interesting to check Mirko Jalava's world lists tilastopaja.net> to see how many vaulters, in total, have reached that 4.30 mark in the decade and what countries they represented.

Next, I thought it would be interesting to see what vaulter has had the most years with seasonal bests of 4.30 or above.

Here's what I found. The data do not include indoor, market square, or beach competitions:

Vaulters with most seasonal bests 4.30m and over. (Where tied, listed by order of their first year at this height.)			
Stacy Dragila			USA		9	1997
Anzhela Balakhonova		UKR		8	1997
Yelena Belyakova		RUS		8	1998		
Nastja Ryshich			GER		7	1998
Tatiana Grigorieva		RUS/AUS 7	1999	
Pavla Hamácková			CZE		7	1999		
Kellie Suttle			USA		7	1999

Emma GeorgeAUS		6	1996		
Alejandra Garcia		ARG		6	1999		
Thórey Ellísdóttir		ISL		6	2000		
Yelena Isinbayeva		RUS		6	2000		
Tracy O'Hara			USA		6	2000		
Monika Pyrek			POL		6	2000		
Mary SauerUSA		6	2000		
Gao ShuyingCHN		6	2000		
Tania Stefanova			BUL		6	2000	
Other vaulters with seasonal bests of 4.30 or over:

Alana BoydAUS
Alana BoydAUS		
Rosanna Ditton			AUS		
Kim HoweAUS		
Bridgid Isworth			AUS		
Kim HoweAUS		
Wendy Young   	AUS		

Doris Auer  AUT 		
Joana CostaBRA
Fabiana Murer			BRA		
Vera Chavdarova			BUL		
Dana Ellis  CAN
Kelsie Hendry  	CAN
Stephanie McCann  	CAN		
Carolina Maurer-Torres	CHI		
Yang Jing  		CHN
Wu Sha   	CHN
Cai WeiyanCHN
Zhao Yingying   	CHN			
Anna FitidouCYP		

Katerina Badurová 	CZE		
Daniela Bártová			CZE		

Marie Bagger Bohn		DEN

Naroa Agirre 	ESP		
Dana Cervantes  ESP		
Mari Mar SánchezESP 	

Caroline Ammel			FRA
Vanessa Boslak  FRA
Amandine Homo			FRA
Agnes LivebardonFRA	
Marie Poissonnier   FRA	
Julie Vigourt   FRA			
Janine Whitlock 		GBR
Christine Adams			GER
Annika Becker   GER	
Yvonne BuschbaumGER
Carolin Hingst  GER
Nicole Humbert			GER
Julia HütterGER
Floé KühnertGER	
Andrea Müller			GER
Lisa RyshichGER
Sabine Schulte  GER	
Anna Schultze   GER
Silke Spiegelburg   GER
Martina Strutz  GER			
Anna Wielgus			GER		
Afrodíti Skafída   	GRE	
Ekateríni Stefanídi GRE	
Yeoryía Tsiliggíri  GRE
Katalin Donáth  		HUN		
Krisztina MolnárHUN	
Zsuzsanna Szabó HUN
Vala FlosadóttirISL	
Arianna Farfalletti-Casali  ITA
Francesca Dolcini   ITA			
Takayo KondoJPN	
Mami Nakano JPN		
Ikuko Nishikori JPN
Monique de Wilt			NED	
Sandra Van de Geer  NED
Jenni Dryburgh  NZL
Melina Hamilton NZL			
Róza Kasprzak   POL
Anna Rogowska   POL			
Elmarie Gerryts RSA


Natalya Belinskaya  RUS
Svetlana Feofanova  RUS
Anastasiya Ivanova  RUS
Anastasiya Kiryanova	RUS
Aleksandra Kiryashova   RUS
Tatyana Polnova RUS			
Teja Melink SLO
Nadine Rohr SUI
Kirsten Belin   SWE
Hanna-Mia Persson   SWE
Yuliya Kurkudym UKR
Nataliya Kushch UKR
Yevgeniya SavinaUKR			
Shayla BalentineUSA
Erica Bartolina USA
Aimee Crabtree			USA
Andrea Dutoit			USA
Breanna Eveland USA
Shannon Gallagher   USA	
Becky Holliday  USA
Lacy Janson USA	
Connie Jerz USA
Chelsea Johnson USA
Lesa Kubishta			USA
Amy Linnen  USA
Ebbie Metzinger USA
Mel MuellerUSA
Melissa Price			USA
Jillian SchwartzUSA	
Kira Sims   USA
Kate Soma   USA
Jill StarkeyUSA
Monica Stearns  USA	
April Steiner   USA
Lindsay Taylor  USA
Alicia Warlick  USA	
Andrea Wildrick USA
Keisa Monterola VEN	

To save you the trouble of counting, I make it a total of 120 vaulters at or above 4.30m to the end of 2005. Only five countries have six or more on the list: United States (28), Germany (15), Russia (9), Australia (8) and France (6). Grigorieva gets counted twice, for Russia in 1999 and the other six times for Australia.

Re: t-and-f: Women's Vault--4.30 and Above

2006-07-29 Thread goldbu1
Where is Svyetlana Fefanova, the second greatest vaulter in history, in all of
this?

Uri
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Quoting Roger Ruth [EMAIL PROTECTED]:

 Yesterday, I wrote:

 The 2005 season marked the completion of the first full decade of
 women's pole vault marks above 4.30 meters. 0n 28 January 1996, Emma
 George of Australia smashed this metric landmark with 4.41m at Perth.
 A month earlier, she had become the first 14-foot female vaulter, with
 4.28m (14'1/2), also at Perth.

 I thought it would be interesting to check Mirko Jalava's world lists
 tilastopaja.net to see how many vaulters, in total, have reached that
 4.30 mark in the decade and what countries they represented.

 Next, I thought it would be interesting to see what vaulter has had
 the most years with seasonal bests of 4.30 or above.

 Here's what I found. The data do not include indoor, market square,
 or beach competitions:

 Vaulters with most seasonal bests 4.30m and over. (Where tied, listed
 by order of their first year at this height.)
 Stacy Dragila USA 9   1997
 Anzhela Balakhonova   UKR 8   1997
 Yelena Belyakova  RUS 8   1998
 Nastja RyshichGER 7   1998
 Tatiana GrigorievaRUS/AUS 7   1999
 Pavla Hamácková   CZE 7   1999
 Kellie Suttle USA 7   1999

 Emma George   AUS 6   1996
 Alejandra Garcia  ARG 6   1999
 Thórey EllísdóttirISL 6   2000
 Yelena Isinbayeva RUS 6   2000
 Tracy O'Hara  USA 6   2000
 Monika Pyrek  POL 6   2000
 Mary SauerUSA 6   2000
 Gao Shuying   CHN 6   2000
 Tania Stefanova   BUL 6   2000
 Other vaulters with seasonal bests of 4.30 or over:

 Alana BoydAUS
 Alana BoydAUS
 Rosanna DittonAUS
 Kim Howe  AUS
 Bridgid Isworth   AUS
 Kim Howe  AUS
 Wendy Young   AUS

 Doris Auer  AUT
 Joana Costa   BRA
 Fabiana Murer BRA
 Vera Chavdarova   BUL
 Dana Ellis  CAN
 Kelsie Hendry CAN
 Stephanie McCann  CAN
 Carolina Maurer-TorresCHI
 Yang Jing CHN
 Wu ShaCHN
 Cai WeiyanCHN
 Zhao Yingying CHN
 Anna FitidouCYP

 Katerina Badurová CZE
 Daniela Bártová   CZE

 Marie Bagger Bohn DEN

 Naroa Agirre  ESP
 Dana Cervantes  ESP
 Mari Mar SánchezESP

 Caroline AmmelFRA
 Vanessa Boslak  FRA
 Amandine Homo FRA
 Agnes LivebardonFRA
 Marie Poissonnier   FRA
 Julie Vigourt   FRA
 Janine Whitlock   GBR
 Christine Adams   GER
 Annika Becker   GER
 Yvonne BuschbaumGER
 Carolin Hingst  GER
 Nicole HumbertGER
 Julia HütterGER
 Floé KühnertGER
 Andrea Müller GER
 Lisa RyshichGER
 Sabine Schulte  GER
 Anna Schultze   GER
 Silke Spiegelburg   GER
 Martina Strutz  GER
 Anna Wielgus  GER
 Afrodíti Skafída  GRE
 Ekateríni Stefanídi GRE
 Yeoryía Tsiliggíri  GRE
 Katalin DonáthHUN
 Krisztina MolnárHUN
 Zsuzsanna Szabó HUN
 Vala FlosadóttirISL
 Arianna Farfalletti-Casali  ITA
 Francesca Dolcini   ITA
 Takayo KondoJPN
 Mami Nakano JPN
 Ikuko Nishikori JPN
 Monique de Wilt   NED
 Sandra Van de Geer  NED
 Jenni Dryburgh  NZL
 Melina Hamilton NZL
 Róza Kasprzak   POL
 Anna Rogowska   POL
 Elmarie Gerryts RSA

 Natalya Belinskaya  RUS
 Svetlana Feofanova  RUS
 Anastasiya Ivanova  RUS
 Anastasiya Kiryanova  RUS
 Aleksandra Kiryashova   RUS
 Tatyana Polnova RUS
 Teja Melink SLO
 Nadine Rohr SUI
 Kirsten Belin   SWE
 Hanna-Mia Persson   SWE
 Yuliya Kurkudym UKR
 Nataliya Kushch UKR
 Yevgeniya SavinaUKR
 Shayla BalentineUSA
 Erica Bartolina USA
 Aimee CrabtreeUSA
 Andrea Dutoit USA
 Breanna Eveland USA
 Shannon Gallagher   USA
 Becky Holliday  USA
 Lacy Janson USA
 Connie Jerz USA
 Chelsea Johnson USA
 Lesa Kubishta 

Re: t-and-f: Women's Vault--4.30 and Above

2006-07-29 Thread Roger Ruth


On Saturday, July 29, 2006, at 11:35  AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Where is Svyetlana Fefanova, the second greatest vaulter in history, 
in all of

this?

Uri
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Right here:


Quoting Roger Ruth [EMAIL PROTECTED]:



Svetlana Feofanova  RUS



Anastasiya Ivanova  RUS
Anastasiya KiryanovaRUS
Aleksandra Kiryashova   RUS
Tatyana Polnova RUS


No questioning of Feofanova's place in present-day vaulting, but as I 
noted, I did not include indoor marks in this survey and that's her 
special niche. Outdoors, she cleared 4.30 or better in only five of the 
seasons covered. (She was injured and did not vault in the 2005 outdoor 
season.) Indoors, she had 4.30 or better in each of the seasons 
2000-2005, setting world records in three of these years.





t-and-f: Yawn

2006-07-29 Thread Martin J. Dixon

http://sport.guardian.co.uk/breakingnews/feedstory/0,,-5982152,00.html





Re: t-and-f: Yawn

2006-07-29 Thread mikeprizy
http://www.usatf.org/news/view.aspx?DUid=USATF_2006_07_29_13_55_13


 -- Original message --
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