Indoor Events

9 March 2008 - Valencia, Spain

Pole Vault - Men Final

5.85 (PB 2008 Indoors for Brad Walker)

Men's Pole Vault - qualification

Pole Vault - M Qualification
Qual. rule: qualification standard 5.70m or at least best 8 qualified.

ENTRY LIST

World Indoor champion Brad Walker proved he is back from a slight early-season injury, winning the men's pole vault with a clearance of 5.70m/18-8.25. Rory Quiller was listed at second with a jump of 5.60m/18-4.5, a height also achieved by 2004 Olympic silver medalist Toby Stevenson, Olympian Derek Miles and Jacob Pauli.

Men Pole Vault Results

Status of Entries

If Kallur and Lagat were satisfied with their starts to a long and important year, the omens were less good for other Olympic medal hopefuls.

Lagat’s teammate Brad Walker, the World indoor and outdoor champion, was forced out of the Pole Vault with a heel injury (Germany’s Alexander Straub won with 5.60m)

1/19/2008

VERMILLION, S.D. -- Two of America's best pole vaulters, Derek Miles and Brad Walker, electrified a crowd of 2,567 at the DakotaDome by clearing 18’05 in the pole vault competition held Saturday on the campus of The University of South Dakota.

NEW YORK CITY (Jan. 14) – Two reigning World Champions, shot putter Reese Hoffa and pole vaulter Brad Walker, will return to Madison Square Garden on Feb. 1 to compete in the 101st Millrose Games, organizers announced today. Both were ranked #1 in the world for 2007 by Track & Field News magazine.

Wednesday, January 2, 2008

11 February 2007 - Donetsk, Ukraine - Paul Burgess won the men's competition for the second consecutive time, reaching 5.80 on his first attempt to equal his Area indoor record, also set in Donetsk last year. Brad Walker of the USA finished 4th at 5.70.

FRED SCHMERTZ MEN'S POLE VAULT

January 19th, 2007 Results at the Grand Sierra Resort (Formerly Reno Hilton)