Jornal Do Brasilia - American Moon wins third straight world pole vault gold

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American Moon wins third straight world pole vault gold

SPORTS 17.09.2025

American Moon wins third straight world pole vault gold / Photo: © AFP

American Katie Moon won a third consecutive women's pole vault world title in Tokyo on Wednesday.

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Moon, also the Olympic champion in Tokyo in 2021, cleared 4.90m for gold, with US teammate Sandi Morris taking silver with a best of 4.85m.

It was a fourth world outdoor silver medal for Morris, a two-time world indoor champion.

Slovenia's Tina Sutej claimed bronze with 4.80m.

Reigning Olympic champion Nina Kennedy of Australia did not travel to Japan, having pulled out with a strained leg muscle following hamstring surgery.

M. de Jesus--JDB

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