Yuriy KRYMARENKO

Yuriy Krymarenko - Ukraine - High Jump Gold at the 2007 World Championships.

Photo/Foto: George Herringshaw

Date: 14 August 2005

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    • DATE OF BIRTH
      Thursday, 11 August 1983
    • PLACE OF BIRTH
      Berdichev, Ukraine
  • INTERNATIONAL
  • Ukraine
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Yuriy KRYMARENKO - Ukraine - High Jump Gold at the 2007 World Championships.

Yuriy is pictured above during the final of the men's High Jump at the 2005

World Championships in Helsinki. The unheralded Ukranian, in his first final

at a major championship, won the gold medal with a jump of 2.32m and can

be seen enjoying the moment of victory in the inset picture. Remarkably it was

the 24th and last attempt at the height between the eight athletes, who had

all cleared 2.29m.


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Men's High Jump Final.

2005 World Athletics Champs.


1. Yuriy KRYMARENKO   UKR   2.32
2. Victor MOYA   CUB   2.29
3. Yaroslav RYBAKOV   RUS   2.29
4. Mark BOSWELL   CAN   2.29
5. Nicola CIOTTI   ITA   2.29
5. Jaroslav BABA   CZE   2.29
7. Stefan HOLM   SWE   2.29
8. Vyacheslav VORONIN   RUS   2.29

ANNUAL PROGRESS:

 

2019    2.23    Lutsk (UKR)    25 JUL (provisional)

2018    2.20    Lutsk (UKR)    20 JUL 2018
2017    2.30    Volodymyr-Volynskyy (UKR)    30 JUL 2017
2016    2.27    Berdichev (UKR)    25 JUN 2016
2015    2.28    Berdichev (UKR)    27 JUN 2015
2014    2.28    Berdichev (UKR)    28 JUN 2014
2013    2.34    Berdichev (UKR)    06 SEP 2013 (personal best)
2012    2.20    Berdichev (UKR)    07 SEP 2012
2011    2.23    Rio de Janeiro (BRA)    20 JUL 2011
2010    2.20    Rabat (MAR)    06 JUN 2010
2009    2.31    Leiria (POR)    20 JUN 2009
2008    2.28    Kiev (UKR)    03 JUL 2008
2007    2.27    Zaragoza (ESP)    28 JUL 2007
2006    2.20    Villeneuve d'Ascq (FRA)    09 JUN 2006
2005    2.33    Langen (GER)    26 JUN 2005
2004    2.23    Fribourg (SUI)    15 AUG 2004
2003    2.22    Schwechat (AUT)    08 JUN 2003
2002    2.15    Donetsk (UKR)    20 AUG 2002
2001    2.15    Berdichev (UKR)    07 SEP 2001