Lars Borgeling in action at the 2002 European Championships in Munich
where he finished second. Lars won the World Junior title in 1996 and the
European Junior Championship in 1997. In 2001 he also won the European U23
Championship.
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Stabhochsprung Endrunde {Männer}.
Europameisterschaft {EM} 2002
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| 1 Alex Averbukh |
|
Isr |
|
5.85 |
| 2 Lars BORGELING |
|
Ger |
|
5.80 |
| 3 Tim Lobinger |
|
Ger |
|
5.80 |
| 4 Patrik Kristiansson |
|
Swe |
|
5.80 |
| 5 Stepan Janacek |
|
Cze |
|
5.75 |
| 6 Denis Yurchenko |
|
Ukr |
|
5.70 |
| 6 Adam Ptacek |
|
Cze |
|
5.70 |
| 8 Vasiliy Gorshkov |
|
Rus |
|
5.70 |
Lars is pictured above during the Pole Vault final at the 2004 Olympics in Athens.
He finished in sixth place with a seasons best vault of 5.75m.
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Stabhochsprung Endrunde {Männer}.
2004 Olympische Spiele.
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| 1. Timothy Mack |
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USA |
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5.95m OR |
| 2. Toby Stevenson |
|
USA |
|
5.90m |
| 3. Giuseppe Gibilisco |
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ITA |
|
5.85m |
| 4. Igor Pavlov |
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RUS |
|
5.80m |
| 5. Danny Ecker |
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GER |
|
5.75m |
| 6. Lars Boergeling |
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GER |
|
5.75m |
| 7. Derek Miles |
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USA |
|
5.75m |
| 8. Aleksander Averbukh |
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ISR |
|
5.65m |
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ANNUAL PROGRESS.
2010 5.10 Rechberghausen 01 MAY
2009 5.20 Dessau 02 JUN
2008 5.70 Jerez de la Frontera 24 JUN
2007 5.71 Köln 03 JUN
2006 5.80 Köln 10 JUN
2005 5.77 Athína 14 JUN
2004 5.80 Köln 25 JUN
2003 5.80 Haniá 09 JUN
2002 5.85 Leverkusen 27 JUL
2001 5.80 Stuttgart 30 JUN
2000 5.75 Nordemey 01 AUG
1999 5.80 Göteborg 01 AUG
1998 5.62 Mannheim 13 JUN
1997 5.50
1996 5.21