Men High Jump Athletics V World Championship 1995 Goteborg, Sweden - Tuesday, 8th August - Gold Medal: Troy Kemp, Bahamas
Final 16:30 Height215220225229232235237239
1. Troy KempBAH Bahamas2.37m--OO-XOXOXXX
2. Javier SotomayorCUB Cuba2.37m--XXO-OOXXOXXX
3. Artur PartykaPOL Poland2.35mO-O-X-OXXX
4. Steve SmithGBR Great Britain2.35m---O-XXOXX-X
4. Steinar HoenNOR Norway2.35m-OOOOXXOXXX
6. Patrik SjobergSWE Sweden2.32m--O-OXXX
7. Tony BartonUSA United States2.29m-OOOXX--X
8. Tim ForsythAUS Australia2.25m-OOXXX
8. Dragutin TopicYUG Yugoslavia2.25mO-OXXX
8. Jaroslaw KotewiczPOL Poland2.25mO-OXXX
11.Ian ThompsonBAH Bahamas2.25m -O
12.Hongyong BiCHN China2.15m-O

Men High Jump History

World Record: Javier Sotomayor, Cuba 2.45m Salamanca, Spain 27th July 1993
Champiopnship Record: Javier Sotomayor, Cuba 2.40m Stuttgart, Germany 22nd August 1993
Hampered by a foot injury, Sotomayor lost for the first time at a major championship since Tokyo in 1991. The Cuban needed three tries at 2.25 but then shortened his run-up and went over 2.32 and 2.35 with no problems. After this height, five men were still in and the leader was Partyka.
The Pole was to end up with a bronze medal, for only Sotomayor and Kemp made it over 2.37. The Bahamian needed two tries to Soto’s three. At 2.39, Sotomayor put on a pair of sunglasses as the sun was shining into the faces of the jumpers. He was very close but knocked down the bar on all three tries. Kemp’s attempts were not as near, but he took the gold on countback.

Qualification - Sunday 06.08 10:15

Mark 2.29m 4+8 Athletes
Group AHeight200210215220224227229
1. Steve SmithGBRGBR2.29m O
2. Dragutin TopicYUGYUG2.29m -O
2. Tony BartonUSAUSA2.29m -O
4. Troy KempBAHBAH2.27m -O
4. Steinar HoenNORNOR2.27m -O
6. Jaroslaw KotewiczPOLPOL2.27m -O
7. Hongyong BiCHNCHN2.27m -O
8. Sorin MateiROUROU2.27m -O
9. Wolfgang KreissigGERGER2.24m -O
9. Gilmar MayoCOLCOL2.24m -O
9. Dimitrios KokotisGREGRE2.24m -O
12.Arturo OrtizESPESP2.24m -O
12.Jin-Taek LeeKORKOR2.24m -O
14.Chris AndersonAUSAUS2.24m -O
15.Charles LefrancoisCANCAN2.15m -O
16.Mark MandyIRLIRL2.15m -O
17.Robert RuffiniSVKSVK2.10m -O
18.Antonio PazzagliaSMRSMR2.00m-O
Group BHeight200210215220224227229
1. Tim ForsythAUSAUS2.29m
2. Javier SotomayorCUBCUB2.27m -O
2. Patrik SjobergSWESWE2.27m -O
2. Artur PartykaPOLPOL2.27m -O
2. Ian ThompsonBAHBAH2.27m -O
6. Charles AustinUSAUSA2.27m -O
7. Dalton GrantGBRGBR2.27m -O
8. Lambros PapakostasGREGRE2.27m -O
9. Wolf-Hendrik BeyerGERGER2.24m -O
9. Hakon Sa:rnblomNORNOR2.24m -O
9. Brendan ReillyGBRGBR2.24m -O
12.Konstantin MatusevichISRISR2.24m -O
13.Khemraj NaikoMRIMRI2.20m -O
14.Oleg ZhukovskiyBLRBLR2.20m -O
14.Rick NojiUSAUSA2.20m -O
16.Ralf SonnGERGER2.20m -O
-. Juha IsolehtoFINFINNM
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World Athletics Goteborg 1995
Men 100mWomen 100m
Men 200mWomen 200m
Men 400mWomen 400m
Men 800mWomen 800m
Men 1500mWomen 1500m
Men 5000mWomen 3000m
Men 10000m
Men MarathonWomen Marathon
Men 110m HurdlesWomen 100m Hurdles
Men 400m HurdlesWomen 400m Hurdles
Men 3000m Steeplechase
Men 4x100m RelayWomen 4x100m Relay
Men 4x400m RelayMen 4x400m Relay
Men High JumpWomen High Jump
Men Pole Vault
Men Long JumpWomen Long Jump
Men Triple Jump
Men Shot PutWomen Shot Put
Men Discus ThrowWomen Discus Throw
Men Hammer Throw
Men Javelin ThrowWomen Javelin Throw
Men 20km WalkWomen 10km Walk
Men 50km Walk
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Men DecathlonWomen Heptathlon
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