Pole vault - Revision history

Irlandos: /* Greek Pole vaulting */

2026-02-28T20:38:45Z

Greek Pole vaulting

2025-08-02T21:05:24Z

Greek Pole vaulting

2025-03-22T17:56:21Z

Greek Pole vaulting

2025-03-01T09:12:24Z

Greek Pole vaulting

2025-02-23T08:40:26Z

Greek Pole vaulting

2025-02-09T08:46:51Z

All time men's records

2024-08-25T18:09:35Z

Greek Pole vaulting

2017-08-06T21:01:22Z

Greek Pole vaulting

2016-08-20T12:42:27Z

Greek Pole vaulting

2015-07-06T09:03:21Z

Greek Pole vaulting

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 [[Katerina Stefanidi]] won gold at the Rio Games with a 4.85m performance. She also won gold at the 2017 World Championship games of London.
-The current Greek record in pole vaulting is held by [[Emmanouil Karalis]] (6.08m) since [[August 2]], [[2025]]. The women's record is held by [[Katerina Stefanidi]] (4.91m) as of [[August 6]], [[2017]].
+The current Greek record in pole vaulting is held by [[Emmanouil Karalis]] (6.17m) since [[February 28]], [[2026]]. The women's record is held by [[Katerina Stefanidi]] (4.91m) as of [[August 6]], [[2017]].
 ===Male athletes===
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 || Height || Name || Date || Location
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-|| 6.08 m. || [[Emmanouil Karalis|Karalis Emmanouil]] || 2 Aug 25 || [[Volos]]
+|| 6.17 m. || [[Emmanouil Karalis|Karalis Emmanouil]] || 28 Feb 26 || [[Paiania]]
 |-
 || 5.83 m. || [[Kostas Filippidis|Fillipidis Konstantinos]] || 31 Jan 13 || Linz

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 [[Katerina Stefanidi]] won gold at the Rio Games with a 4.85m performance. She also won gold at the 2017 World Championship games of London.
-The current Greek record in pole vaulting is held by [[Emmanouil Karalis]] (6.05m) since [[March 22]], [[2025]]. The women's record is held by [[Katerina Stefanidi]] (4.91m) as of [[August 6]], [[2017]].
+The current Greek record in pole vaulting is held by [[Emmanouil Karalis]] (6.08m) since [[August 2]], [[2025]]. The women's record is held by [[Katerina Stefanidi]] (4.91m) as of [[August 6]], [[2017]].
 ===Male athletes===
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 || Height || Name || Date || Location
 |-
-|| 6.01 m. || [[Emmanouil Karalis|Karalis Emmanouil]] || 22 Feb 25 || Athens
+|| 6.08 m. || [[Emmanouil Karalis|Karalis Emmanouil]] || 2 Aug 25 || [[Volos]]
 |-
 || 5.83 m. || [[Kostas Filippidis|Fillipidis Konstantinos]] || 31 Jan 13 || Linz

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 [[Katerina Stefanidi]] won gold at the Rio Games with a 4.85m performance. She also won gold at the 2017 World Championship games of London.
-The current Greek record in pole vaulting is held by [[Emmanouil Karalis]] (6.02m) since [[February 28]], [[2025]]. The women's record is held by [[Katerina Stefanidi]] (4.91m) as of [[August 6]], [[2017]].
+The current Greek record in pole vaulting is held by [[Emmanouil Karalis]] (6.05m) since [[March 22]], [[2025]]. The women's record is held by [[Katerina Stefanidi]] (4.91m) as of [[August 6]], [[2017]].
 ===Male athletes===

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 [[Katerina Stefanidi]] won gold at the Rio Games with a 4.85m performance. She also won gold at the 2017 World Championship games of London.
-The current Greek record in pole vaulting is held by [[Emmanouil Karalis]] (6.01m) since [[February 22]], [[2025]]. The women's record is held by [[Katerina Stefanidi]] (4.91m) as of [[August 6]], [[2017]].
+The current Greek record in pole vaulting is held by [[Emmanouil Karalis]] (6.02m) since [[February 28]], [[2025]]. The women's record is held by [[Katerina Stefanidi]] (4.91m) as of [[August 6]], [[2017]].
 ===Male athletes===

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 [[Katerina Stefanidi]] won gold at the Rio Games with a 4.85m performance. She also won gold at the 2017 World Championship games of London.
-The current Greek record in pole vaulting is held by [[Emmanouil Karalis]] (6.00m) since [[August 25]], [[2024]]. The women's record is held by [[Katerina Stefanidi]] (4.91m) as of [[August 6]], [[2017]].
+The current Greek record in pole vaulting is held by [[Emmanouil Karalis]] (6.01m) since [[February 22]], [[2025]]. The women's record is held by [[Katerina Stefanidi]] (4.91m) as of [[August 6]], [[2017]].
 ===Male athletes===
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 || Height || Name || Date || Location
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-|| 6.00 m. || [[Emmanouil Karalis|Karalis Emmanouil]] || 25 Aug 24 || Chorzow
+|| 6.01 m. || [[Emmanouil Karalis|Karalis Emmanouil]] || 22 Feb 25 || Athens
 |-
 || 5.83 m. || [[Kostas Filippidis|Fillipidis Konstantinos]] || 31 Jan 13 || Linz

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 This sport is of special interest to Greece for several reasons:
-* Greece won a bronze medal in pole vaulting in the 1956 Olympics
+* Greece won bronze medals in pole vaulting in the 1956 and the 2024 Olympics
 * Greece has had a world record-holder in the event
 * Greece won a gold medal in the women's event in the 2016 Olympics
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 [[Katerina Stefanidi]] won gold at the Rio Games with a 4.85m performance. She also won gold at the 2017 World Championship games of London.
-The current Greek record in pole vaulting is held by [[Kostas Filippidis]] (5.91m) since [[July 4]], [[2015]]. The women's record is held by [[Katerina Stefanidi]] (4.91m) as of [[August 6]], [[2017]].
+The current Greek record in pole vaulting is held by [[Emmanouil Karalis]] (6.00m) since [[August 25]], [[2024]]. The women's record is held by [[Katerina Stefanidi]] (4.91m) as of [[August 6]], [[2017]].
 ===Male athletes===
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 *[[Stavros Tsitouras]]
 *[[Kostas Filippidis]]
 ====All time men's records====
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 || Height || Name || Date || Location
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 || 5.83 m. || [[Kostas Filippidis|Fillipidis Konstantinos]] || 31 Jan 13 || Linz

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 ==Greek Pole vaulting==
-This sport is of special interest to Greece for two reasons: Greece has won a medal in pole vaulting in the 1956 Olympics and Greece has had a world record-holder in the event.
+This sport is of special interest to Greece for several reasons:
 [[Georgios Roubanis]] won a bronze medal at the Melbourne Games with a jump of 4.50m. It was the first Olympic medal Greece had won in track and field since [[Kostas Tsiklitiras]]' standing broad jump gold in the Stockholm Games of 1912.
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 [[Christos Papanikolaou]] set the world record on [[October 24]], [[1970]], at a meeting in [[Athens]], with a jump of 5.49m. He broke the record of Wolfgang Nordwig of the German Democratic Republic (5.46m) and held it until [[April 8]], [[1972]].
-The current Greek record in pole vaulting is held by [[Kostas Filippidis]] (5.91m) since [[July 4]], [[2015]]. The women's record is held by [[Nikoletta Kyriakopoulou]] (4.83m) also as of [[July 4]], [[2015]].
+[[Katerina Stefanidi]] won gold at the Rio Games with a 4.85m performance.
 ===Male athletes===