Tejaswin Shankar Wins Men’s High Jump Event At USATF Festival

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Category : Sports Published on: May 09 2024

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India’s Tejaswin Shankar clinched victory in the men’s High Jump event at the USATF Festival in Tucson, Arizona, USA on 5 May 2024. The National record holder Tejaswin cleared 2.23 metres in his first attempt to secure the top spot at the World Athletics Continental Tour – Silver event. With this jump, he equaled his season-best effort.
Earnie Sears of USA finished second, while Roberto Vilches of Mexico was third. Another Indian athlete, Sarvesh Kushare cleared 2.13m to finish fifth.

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Tejaswin Shankar Wins Men’s High Jump Event At USATF Festival