Outdoor Events

24 September 2008

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Men's Pole Vault
Sunday, 14 September 2008

Stuttgart, Germany
September 14, 2008

Aviva British Grand Prix
Gateshead (GBR) - Sunday, Aug 31, 2008

Wednesday, 20 August 2008

Men's Pole Vault Qualifying Round

Pole Vault - M Qualification

Walker, the world’s leader with 6.04, said: “I had some good jumps but didn’t quite get it together today. It’s going to take a 6m jump to win the Olympics.”

Men's Pole Vault Results
July 26, 2008

Please view the attached document for the Aviva London Grand Prix start lists

Men Pole Vault Finals

Brad Walker

"It was good. The goal was to take as few as jumps as possible and be ready to go on Sunday."

"The crowd is great. I jumped an American record here a couple weeks ago, so I think they remember that. The fans are very supportive."

Schedule & Results

EUGENE, Ore. - Meet records fell across all event groups, none bigger than Brad Walker's American record in the pole vault, and Maria Mutola had a historic exit Sunday at the Nike Prefontaine Classic.

Brad Walker sets new American Pole Vault record at 6.04m/19-9.75.

Brad Walker, 1st, men's pole vault:

Walker's Olympic quest begins in Stockton

Brad Walker won the Pole Vault with a second attempt clearance at 5.40m, his opening height, while Russ Buller was second with 5.30m. No other vaulter cleared that height.

“Because of the weather, I just concentrated on winning, and flying home without injury,” Walker said.

Official Results - Men - Pole Vault

Meet Brad Walker, Seattle's most anonymous superstar.

He's a pro, but not a Sonic, a Mariner or a Seahawk. Unlike any of them, he's ranked No. 1 in the world in his sport: pole vaulting.

Posted September 26th, 2007 at 5:59 PMPosted September 26th, 2007 at 5:59 PM

USA Today

September 2, 2007

Saturday, 1 September 2007

Brad Walker wins Gold

Pole Vault - M Final
September 1, 2007

Pole Vault - M Qualification
Aug 30, 2007

Team USA Roster

Tuesday, July 10, 2007

Results

Men - Pole Vault

Men's Pole Vault

Results

July 2, 2007

June 22, 2007

Former Husky will be the defending silver medalist at this fall's IAAF World Athletics Championships in Osaka, Japan.

Results

2007 AT&T USA Outdoor Track & Field Championships

June 20-24, 2007
IU Michael A. Carroll Track & Soccer Stadium, IUPUI - Indianapolis, Ind.

Mens Pole Vault

June 10, 2007

Mt. Sinai Hospital Men's Pole Vault Results

June 2, 2007

Event 26 Men Pole Vault

5/27/2007

World number one Steven Hooker was forced to play second fiddle to American Brad Walker last night in the men's pole vault final at the national track and field championships in Brisbane.

Men Pole Vault Open

1 Walker, B IND 5.92m

2 Burgess, P CUT 5.61m

3 Stevenson, T IND 5.61m

4 Johnson, C UWA 4.41m

5 Devenish, L UWA 4.41m

6 Tzvetanov, M UWA 4.21m

Meanwhile in Perth, American Brad Walker confirmed his outstanding form by leaping 5.92m at the West Australian championships on Friday night.

Walker, the 2005 world championship silver medallist and reigning world indoor champion, defeated world No.2 Paul Burgess and US teammate Toby Stevenson, who both cleared 5.62m.

The Men's Open Pole Vault will be the highlight of the WA State Championships held at Perry Lakes this weekend (23rd-25th February).. It will boast the World number 2, Paul Burgess and American vaulters Toby Stevenson and Brad Walker.

Two Australian and two American pole vaulters have become unlikely allies in their pursuit of Sergey Bubka’s world pole vault record.

The exhibition men's Pole Vault will be contested between Brad Walker, the reigning World Indoor Champion and the World outdoor silver medalist, and the Japanese national record holder Daichi Sawano. "I think Brad is the best vaulter right now" says Sawano, who finished sixth at the World Athletics Final and then second at the World Cup a week later. "I went for the win in Athens. I am happy because it was the first time I was in such a position at the high level competition" Sawano said in Athens.

PV (exhibition)
Brad Walker (USA)
Daichi Sawano

Results
DKB-ISTAF 2006 - 65th Internationales Stadionfest Berlin - Golden League
Berlin, Germany
Sunday, September 3, 2006

Norwich Union International
Alexander Stadium
Birmingham
Saturday August 19 - Sunday August 20

NIKE Road To Eugene '08 - 8/8/06
Benefiting the Professional Athletics Assoc.
Hayward Field, Univ. of Oregon, Eugene, OR
Attendance: 5,962

Nike's Brad Walker took second in the 2005 World Championships, and leads the 2006 world list (6.00m, 19-8 1/4).

Former Husky Brad Walker became just the 12th person in the world ever to clear six meters in the pole vault.

Wednesday 19 July 2006
Jockgrim, Germany - The World Indoor champion, USA?s Brad Walker, cleared 6 metres, the best performance of the year, in a Pole Vault competition Wednesday in Jockgrim, in the South West of Germany.

University of Oregon
Date: Sunday, May 28, 2006
Time: 1:30 pm
Facility: Hayward Field
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