Tara Davis-Woodhall was the only woman to jump over
seven metres in the women's long jump final, which she did twice.
She also lead the qualifying with a 6.90m leap and was clearly the oustanding
long jumper in Paris.
Final of the women's long jump.
2024 Paris Olympic Games.
1. Tara Davis-Woodhall (United States) 6.93m, 7.05m, 6.95m, 7.10m, 6.61m, 6.68m. 7.10m.
2. Malaika Mihambo (Germany) 6.77m, 6.81m, 6.95m, x, 6.98m, x. 6.98m.
3. Jasmine Moore (United States) 6.96m, 6.92m, 6.62m, 6.75m, 6.88m, 6.88m. 6.96m.
4. Larissa Iapichino (Italy) 6.78m, 6.87m, x, 6.83m, 6.78m, 6.85m. 6.87m
5. Ese, Brume (Nigeria) x, 6.59m, 6.63m, 6.70m, 6.51m, 6.70m. 6.70m.
6. Monae' Nichols (United States) 6.64m, x, 6.36m, 6.63m, 6.67m, 6.66m. 6.67m.
7. Alina Rotaru-Kottmann (Romania) 6.46m, 6.46m, 6.65m, 6.55m, 6.67m, 6.50m. 6.67m.
8. Ackelia Smith (Jamaica) 6.66m, 6.52m, x, 5.86m, 6.40m, 6.42m. 6.66m.
2025 World Championships. Tokyo.
Final women's long jump.