Tina Šutej

[1] She made her international debut at the 2005 World Youth Championships in Athletics and finished eighth in the pole vault final.Her first medal came the following year as she was the runner-up behind Zhou Yang with a Slovenian junior record mark of 4.25 m.[2] The next season saw her senior debut at the 2007 European Athletics Indoor Championships, but she did not progress into the final.Although she won an indoor and outdoor title nationally,[2] she made little progress in her performances in the 2008 and 2009 seasons, in which a fifth place at the 2009 European Athletics U23 Championships was her international highlight.The following year, she tied for fifth at the postponed Tokyo Olympic Games and later improved her national record to 4.76 m in Ljubljana on 16 September.[2] On 2 February 2023, Šutej set the 30th Slovenian record of her career when clearing 4.82 m for a win at the Czech Indoor Gala held in Ostrava.
Tina Šutej at the 2020 Bauhaus Galan meeting in Stockholm
LjubljanaSR SloveniaSFR YugoslaviaSloveniaAthleticsPole vaultOstravaWorld Indoor Championships2022 BelgradeEuropean Championships2022 MunichEuropean Indoor Championships2021 Toruń2023 IstanbulEuropean Games2023 Kraków-MałopolskaUniversiade2011 ShenzhenWorld Junior Championships2006 BeijingMediterranean Games2018 TarragonaSlovenianpole vaulter2022 World Indoor Championships2022 European Championships2021 European Indoor Championships2006 World Junior ChampionshipsSlovenian record2005 World Youth Championships in AthleticsZhou Yang2007 European Athletics Indoor Championships2009 European Athletics U23 ChampionshipsUniversity of Arkansas2010 European Team Championships2010 European Athletics ChampionshipsNCAA Women's Indoor Track and Field ChampionshipTrack and Field News2011 World Championships2012 London Olympics2014 World Indoor Championship2016 Rio OlympicsVelenjefifth at the postponed Tokyo Olympic GamesCzech Indoor GalaBeijing4.25 mBirmingham4.05 mPescaraBelgradeEuropean U23 ChampionshipsKaunasBarcelona4.35 mShenzhen4.55 mWorld Championships4.40 mHelsinki4.15 mOlympic GamesLondonMersinZurichPragueAmsterdam4.45 mRio de Janeiro4.50 mTarragonaBerlin4.20 mGlasgowToruń4.70 m4.75 mEugeneMunichIstanbulBudapest4.80 mEuropean AthleticsArkansas RazorbacksWorld AthleticsOlympediaOlympics.comParis 2024 Summer OlympicsTeam Slovenia