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Colombian Caterine Ibargüen, current Olympic champion and world champion in 2013 and 2015, managed to qualify in sixth place (14.33 meters).
Venezuelan player Julimar Rohas won nearly 15 meters (14.98 meters) in the women's three-jump women's jump at the Athletics Championship in Monaco this Thursday at the port of Hercules of the Principality.
Colombian Caterine Ibargüen, current Olympic champion and world champion in 2013 and 2015, managed to qualify in sixth place (14.33 meters).
Thus, Ibargüen cut a series of eleven consecutive triple jump races, including the only match he had with Roga this year, last week at Lausanne, where the 35-year-old Colombian reached 14.89 meters while Rojas He stayed at 14.82 meters.
Julimar Rohas, a 23-year-old and world champion, outpaced himself in the London-2017 final, won the Ciad Liadagmi Povea (14.71 meters) in the contest, and the third place was Jamaica Shaneka Ricketts (14). , 67 meters).
Rohas was particularly bright with two jumps, winning 14.98 meters and another of 14.96, bringing his best performance this year to 15.06 meters with which he opened his season at 20 years. June in Huelva (Spain).
The pulse between Rohas and Iberguyen is one of the most anticipated Doha World Cups (September 27 – October 6).
The Women's Triple Jump, which took place in the port of Monaco, served as an appetizer for the meeting that will take place at the other events on Friday at Louis II Stadium.
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