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List of pole vault national champions (women)

Below a list of all National Champions in the Women's Pole Vault (outdoor) in track and field from several countries since the mid-1990s.

Argentina

Australia

1995: Emma George
1996: Melissa Harris
1997: Emma George
1998: Emma George
1999: Tatiana Grigorieva
2000: Emma George
2001: Jenni Dryburgh <small>(NZL)</small>
2002: Tatiana Grigorieva
2003: Melina Hamilton <small>(NZL)</small>
2004: Kym Howe
2005: Melina Hamilton <small>(NZL)</small>
2006: Tatiana Grigorieva
2007: Kym Howe
2008: Alana Boyd
2009: Alana Boyd
2010: Elizabeth Parnov
2011: Charmaine Lucock
2012: Vicky Parnov
2013: Alana Boyd
2014: Liz Parnov
2015: Alana Boyd

Austria

Belgium

Brazil

Bulgaria

1995: Tanya Koleva
1996: Not Held
1997: Tanya Koleva
1998: Iva Vasileva
1999: Vera Chavdarova
2000: Tanya Koleva
2001: Vera Chavdarova
2002: Vera Chavdarova
2003: Vera Chavdarova
2004: Vera Chavdarova
2005: Tanya Stefanova
2006: Vera Chavdarova

Canada

China

1989: Wu Weili
1990: Zhang Chunzhen
1991: Zhang Chunzhen
1992: Sun Caiyun
1993: Sun Caiyun
1994: Cai Weiyan
1995: Zhong Guiqing
1996: Sun Caiyun
1997: Cai Weiyan
1998: Cai Weiyan
1999: Sun Caiyun
2000: Gao Shuying
2001: Gao Shuying
2002: Gao Shuying
2003: Zhao Yingying
2004: Gao Shuying
2005: Zhao Yingying

Czech Republic

Denmark

Estonia

Finland

France

1995: Caroline Ammel
1996: Amandine Homo
1997: Aurore Pignot
1998: Amandine Homo
1999: Amandine Homo
2000: Caroline Ammel
2001: Vanessa Boslak
2002: Marie Poissonnier
2003: Vanessa Boslak
2004: Vanessa Boslak
2005: Vanessa Boslak
2006: Elisabete Tavares <small>(POR)</small>
2007: Vanessa Boslak
2008: Marion Buisson
2009: Sandra Ribeiro-Tavares

Germany

Greece

Hungary

Italy

Japan

1995: Yayoi Suzuki
1996: Mami Nakano
1997: Mami Nakano
1998: Masumi Ono
1999: Masumi Ono
2000: Akane Eguchi
2001: Takayo Kondo
2002: Takayo Kondo
2003: Masumi Ono
2004: Takayo Kondo
2005: Takayo Kondo
2006: Mami Nakano
2007: Takayo Kondo
2008: Tomomi Abiko
2009: Takayo Kondo
2010: Tomomi Abiko
2011: Tomomi Abiko
2012: Tomomi Abiko
2013: Tatsuta Kanae
2014: Megumi Hamana
2015: Tatsuta Kanae
2016: Ayako Aoshima
2017: Tomomi Abiko
2018: Juri Nanbu
2019: Mayu Nasu

Latvia

1996: ElÃÂ«na Ringa (2,80m)
1997: ElÃÂ«na Ringa
1998: ElÃÂ«na Ringa
1999: ElÃÂ«na Ringa
2000: ElÃÂ«na Ringa (3,70m)
2001: ElÃÂ«na Ringa
2002: IrÃÂna ÃÂ½auna
2003: ElÃÂ«na Ringa
2004: Rita ObiÃÂ¾ajeva
2005: Alise Dimante
2006: ElÃÂ«na Ringa
2007: ElÃÂ«na Ringa
2008: ElÃÂ«na Ringa
2009: Ildze BortaÃÂ¡ÃÂ·enoka
2010: Ildze BortaÃÂ¡ÃÂ·enoka

Netherlands

New Zealand

Poland

Portugal

Russia

South Africa

Spain

Sweden

Ukraine

1992: not contested
1993: not contested
1994: not contested
1995: not contested
1996: Anzhela Balakhonova
1997: Anzhela Balakhonova
1998: Lyudmyla Prykhodko
1999: Anzhela Balakhonova
2000: Anzhela Balakhonova
2001: Anzhela Balakhonova
2002: Yevgeniya Katkova
2003: Natalya Kushch
2004: Anzhela Balakhonova
2005: Anzhela Balakhonova
2006: Alevtina Ruyeva
2007: Natalya Mazuryk
2008: Natalya Mazuryk
2009: Alevtina Ruyeva
2010: Oksana Petrenko
2011: Kseniya Chertkoshvili
2012: Natalya Mazuryk
2013: Kateryna Kozlova
2014: Hanna Shelekh
2015: Maryna Kylypko
2016: Maryna Kylypko
2017: Maryna Kylypko
2018: Maryna Kylypko
2019: Maryna Kylypko
2020: Maryna Kylypko

United States

See also

List of pole vault national champions (men)

Notes

References

GBRathletics