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Rose Yeboah and Elena Kulichenko Tie for Gold in Women’s High Jump at NCAA Championships

2024-06-09 - Updated on 2025-05-01
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Rose Yeboah and Elena Kulichenko proudly hold their trophies on a blue podium at the NCAA Track & Field Championships 2024 Women's High Jump event.
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In a thrilling conclusion to the women’s high jump at the 2024 NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships, Rose Yeboah from the University of Illinois and Elena Kulichenko from the University of Georgia both secured gold medals with a record-tying clearance of 1.97 meters (6-5.50) on June 8, 2024. Both athletes achieved national records and met the Olympic standard with their third-attempt clearances.

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The decision to split the title rather than proceed to a sudden-death tiebreaker highlighted the exceptional performances of both athletes. Yeboah and Kulichenko’s shared victory at Hayward Field in Eugene, Oregon, underscores their status as leading collegiate high jumpers.

The competition was intense, with Texas Tech freshman Adeshina taking third place based on more total attempts. This event marked a significant achievement for Yeboah and Kulichenko, adding to their impressive track and field careers.

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