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Men's Pole Vault. Gateshead International Stadium, Gateshead, England. May 23, 2021.

Listen to commentary from Former British Olympians Steve Cram and Tim Hutchins. The Men’s Pole Vault Competition kicked off at 18:40 (local time) at the Gateshead International Stadium, in Gateshead, England on May 23, 2021. The temperature at the stadium was 12°C (53.6°F), and it was raining. The Humidity in Gateshead that evening was 84%, and the Atmospheric Pressure was 0.984 atm (996.99 hPa). Gateshead International Stadium is located at Sea Level by the Shore of the River Tyne. The Competition featured a Stellar-Field of 7 athletes. Four of them were Ranked in the TOP EIGHT in the World. This version of the event featured only 2 athletes (because that is the only video footage the broadcaster made available). SOME STATISTICS, and World Rankings on May 28, 2021, are listed below: Sam Kendricks (USA): POLE VAULT. 2013, 2014 NCAA Champion; 2015, 2016, 2017 National Indoor Champion; 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019 National Champion; 2013 World University Games Champion; 2018 World (Continental) Cup Champion; 2016, 2018 World Indoor Championships Silver Medalist; 2017, 2019 World Champion; 2016 Olympic Games Bronze Medalist. National and Area Indoor Record Holder: 6.01m (2020). National and Area Record Holder: 6.06m (2019). His PB=6.06m, SB=5.86m, Ranked #2. Armand Duplantis (SWE): Tokyo-Bound Olympian. POLE VAULT. 2020 National Champion; 2017 European U20 Champion; 2021 European Indoor Champion; 2018 European Champion; 2015 World U18 Champion; 2016 World U20 Championships Bronze Medalist; 2018 World U20 Champion; 2019 World Championships Silver Medalist. World, National, and Area Indoor Record Holder: 6.18m (2020). National Record Holder: 6.15m (2020). His PB=6.15m, SB=5.90m, Ranked #1. How It Unfolded: The action is picked up on Round 3; the Height is @ 5.55m Kendricks (USA), and Duplantis (SWE) cleared the height on their first try. Coppell (GBR) misses his first try, but, instead of continue trying decides to go to the next Height. Round 4, the Height is @ 5.65m Coppell misses the two opportunities he has left to clear the height, he’s eliminated. Hendricks and Duplantis skipped this height. Round 5, the Height is @ 5.74m Kendricks cleared the height on his second attempt. Duplantis missed twice, and decides to go to the next height. Round 6, the Height is @ 5.80m Duplantis missed his only opportunity to clear the height, he’s eliminated. Kendricks missed twice and still had one opportunity to clear the height, but, the rain had intensified making the conditions very dangerous, Kendricks had already won the Competition, and decided to stop at this point. Glossary of Terms: °C = degrees Celsius °F = degrees Fahrenheit atm = Atmosphere hPa = HectoPascal m = meters NCAA = National Collegiate Athletic Association U18 = Under 18 U20 = Under 20 NR = National Record PB = Personal Best SB = Season Best NM = No Mark The Competitors in the Men’s Pole Vault and their Final Marks: 1. Sam Kendricks (USA): 5.74m 2. Armand Duplantis (SWE): 5.55m 3. Harry Coppell (GBR): 5.45m SB 4. Cole Walsh (USA): 5.30m 5. Ben Broeders (BEL): 5.30m SB Valentin Lavillenie (FRA): NM Charlie Myers (GBR): NM THE MUSIC IS BY INFRACTION. Video Editing, Research, and Digital Art Work By: Carlos G. Monzon-Guzman. Thank you for choosing to watch this video on my YouTube channel. Please Subscribe, Share, and Like. I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you!