Kristina Koroleva (1.93) High Jump Final • Queen of Russian Sports 2023

On the Historical Square of Yekaterinburg, with great interest from the audience, the final type of the program of the athletics tournament "Queen of Russian Sports" – high jumping among women took place. The competitions were timed to the 300th anniversary of the founding of the capital of the Southern Urals

Nine athletes took part in the women's part of the tournament, among which, as expected, was our three-time world champion in this type of athletics program Maria Lasitskene, who received a special invitation from the organizers. All the girls coped with two initial heights – 1.75 and 1.80 meters to the cheers and applause of the fans

The main struggle in the sector unfolded when the bar was raised to 1.91. No one took this height from the first attempt, and only from the second she submitted to Kristina Koroleva and Maria Lasitskene, from the third – Karina Demidik from Belarus. Koroleva and Demidik managed to fulfill the following standard in the final attempt - 1.93, and Maria had to postpone her last jump to 1.95. Unfortunately, the Olympic champion of Beijing did not submit to this height – she has a bronze

Category • Track and Field // Jumping Girls // Athletics
Event • High Jump Final • Russian Girls
Queen of Russian Sports • Yekaterinburg 2023
#athletics #trackandfield #womensports

🎤 Commentary: DENIS KOSTIN
♪ Stadium Background Audio: DENIS KOSTIN
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