Women's Jump Events in SLOW MOTION _ European Athletics U18 Championships 2024 Banská Bystrica

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00:00Hello, women's sports enthusiasts, and welcome to the finals of the European Athletics Under

00:0618 Championships here in the picturesque city of Banska Bystrica.

00:10Today, we're bringing you an exclusive look at some of the most talented young athletes

00:15in European athletics.

00:16In this video, we'll be focusing on the finals of the women's high jump, women's pole vault,

00:21and women's long jump events.

00:22Prepare to be amazed as we showcase these incredible athletes in stunning slow motion,

00:27capturing every moment of their exceptional techniques and performances.

00:31From soaring over the bar to reaching incredible distances, these young women demonstrate the

00:35future of athletics.

00:37Let's dive into the spectacular world of women's athletics at the European Athletics Under

00:4118 Championships 2024 in Banska Bystrica.

00:47Don't forget to like, comment, share, and subscribe to WA Sports Channel.

00:56Embla Matilda Njeri, a 17-year-old athlete from Norway.

01:00She entered this competition having won first place at the National Indoor Championships

01:03in 2024.

01:04Currently ranked 102nd in the European standings, she boasts a personal and season's best of

01:104.15 meters.

01:13Here she is in the final of the women's pole vault, where she secured second place.

01:26And here she is in the final of the women's pole vault, where she secured second place.

01:56Ella Nikola, a 16-year-old athlete from Finland.

02:00She currently holds the 130th position in the European rankings, with a personal and

02:05season's best of 1.79 meters.

02:08Here she is in the final of the women's high jump, where she secured fourth place.

02:26Radina Velichkova, a 16-year-old athlete from Bulgaria.

02:49Velichkova claimed the gold medal in the 100 meters here at the European Athletics Under

02:5318 Championships 2024.

02:56She is currently ranked 154th in Europe, with a personal best of 6.29 meters.

03:02Here she is in the final of the women's long jump, where she secured the bronze medal.

03:21Nikol Krutalova, a 17-year-old athlete from Czechia.

03:26Currently ranked 122nd in Europe.

03:28She has a personal and season's best of 4.15 meters.

03:32Here she is in the final of the women's pole vault, where she secured fourth place.

03:51Loretta Berzina, a 17-year-old athlete from Latvia.

04:18Specializing in both high jump and long jump, Berzina currently holds the 98th position

04:22in the European rankings, with a personal and season's best of 1.82 meters.

04:27Here she is in the final of the women's high jump, where she secured sixth place.

04:44Emma Bendova, a 17-year-old athlete from Slovakia.

05:01Bendova is a national champion in the 4x100 meters relay, and currently holds the 294th

05:07position in the European rankings, with a personal and season's best of 5.95 meters.

05:13Here she is in the final of the women's long jump, where she secured seventh place.

05:28Beide Pot, a 16-year-old athlete from Sweden.

05:46Currently ranked 120th in Europe, Pot boasts a personal and season's best of 4.15 meters.

05:52Here she is in the final of the women's pole vault, where she secured the bronze medal.

06:23Aitana Alonso, a 15-year-old athlete from Spain.

06:29Currently ranked 170th in Europe, Alonso has a personal and season's best of 1.81 meters.

06:35Here she is in the final of the women's high jump, where she impressively secured the silver medal.

06:52Joanna Feodorovaite, a 16-year-old athlete from Lithuania.

07:14Currently ranked 236th in Europe, Feodorovaite has a personal and season's best of 6.23 meters.

07:20Here she is in the final of the women's long jump, where she secured the silver medal.

07:36Anastasia Bompolidi, a 16-year-old athlete from Greece.

07:53Currently ranked 73rd in Europe, Bompolidi boasts a personal and season's best of 4.25 meters.

07:59Here she is in the final of the women's pole vault, where she impressively secured the gold medal.

08:06Anna Kovaleva, a 16-year-old athlete from Russia.

08:16Currently ranked 23rd in Europe, Kovaleva has a personal and season's best of 4.25 meters.

08:26Anna Kovaleva, a 15-year-old athlete from Serbia.

08:38With a current European ranking of 179th, Kovaleva has a personal and season's best of 1.77 meters.

08:44Here she is in the final of the women's high jump, where she finished in 9th place.

08:56Don't forget to like, comment, share and subscribe to WA Sports Channel.

09:03Thanks for watching.

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