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Kamila Skolimowska Memorial athletics event

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The 17th Kamila Skolimowska Memorial, a Diamond League athletics event in Poland, involves competitions held at both the Katowice market square and the Silesian Stadium in Chorzów. Logistical preparations included a special tram line ‘S’ and free train travel via Koleje Śląskie for ticket holders. During the 2026 edition, the event drew 38,073 spectators to the Silesia Stadium. High-profile performances included Armand Duplantis securing victory in the men’s pole vault with a height of 6.20m. In the women’s 1500m, Klaudia Kazimierska set a new Polish record with a time of 3:55.59, placing her first in national rankings and eighth in European standings, though the race was won by Tsige Duguma in 3:55.06. Other notable results include Melissa Jefferson-Wooden winning the women’s 100m in 10.78 seconds, narrowly defeating Julien Alfred. In the men’s 100m, Kenny Bednarek took second place with a time of 9.87s. In the 400m, Marileidy Paulino won the women’s race, while Rai Benjamin finished second in the men’s race with a personal best of 43.83s. Additional victories were claimed by Ethan Strand in the men’s 1500m and Ja’Kobe Tharp in the 110m hurdles. ~~Earlier~~ Further developments at the meeting included Mykolas Alekna setting a Diamond League record in the ~~competition, Gianmarco Tamberi won~~ discus throw with a result of 72.58. Seven meeting records were established, including Oblique Seville in the ~~high jump at 2.31 meters,~~ 100m (9.83), Busang Kebinatshipi in the 400m (43.59), and ~~Leonardo Fabbri won~~ Gemechu Godana in the 3000m steeplechase (8:02.74). Additionally, the men’s ~~shot put~~ 100m final saw all nine sprinters finish with ~~a throw of 22.08 meters.~~ times under ten seconds for the first time in history. Other national records were broken by Ruben Querinjean (Luxembourg, 3000m steeplechase) and Saly Sarr (Senegal, triple jump).

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