Ivana Španović (in 2022 known as Ivana Vuleta) winning the women's long
jump at the 2022 World Indoor Championships in Belgrade. The Serbian
athlete also won the event in 2018, in Birmingham. Her National indoor record of
7.24m was set in Belgrade in 2017.
1.
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Ivana
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Vuleta
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Serbia
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7.06
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WL
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| 2. |
Ese |
Brume
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Nigeria
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6.85
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SB
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Lorraine |
Ugen
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Great Britain
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6.82
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SB
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| 4. |
Tiffany |
Flynn
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United States
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6.78
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SB
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| 5. |
Quanesha |
Burks
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United States
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6.77
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SB
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| 6. |
Maryna |
Bekh-Romanchuk
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Ukraine
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6.73
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SB
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T.J. silver medal at the Championship.
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2022 World Champions. Oregon, U.S.A.
Final women's long jump.
1.
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Malaika Mihambo
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Germany
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7.12
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Season Best
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2.
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Ese Brume
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Nigeria
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7.02
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Season Best
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3.
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Leticia Melo
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Brazil
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6.89
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Personal Best
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4.
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Quanesha Burks
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United States
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6.88
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Season Best
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5.
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Brooke Buschkuehl
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Australia
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6.87
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6.
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Khaddi Sagnia
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Sweden
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6.87
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7.
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Ivana Vuleta
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Serbia
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6.84
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8.
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Maryna Bekh
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Ukraine
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6.82
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Ivana jumping at the Diamond League meeting in Birmingham (GBR).
21st May 2022.