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High jumper Yaroslava Mahuchikh of Ukraine calls herself an 'ambassador' for her country

  • On September 21, 2025, the women's high jump final at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo ended with Nicola Olyslagers winning gold, Maria Zodzik silver, and Yaroslava Mahuchikh sharing bronze with Angelina Topic.
  • The competition faced heavy rain that caused interruptions, and Mahuchikh made a tactical choice to attempt 2.02 meters after passing at 2.00 meters but failed twice before sharing bronze at 1.97 meters.
  • Mahuchikh, Ukraine’s Olympic champion and world record holder, carried a Ukrainian flag amid ongoing war, expressing her role as an ambassador while training abroad due to unsafe conditions at home.
  • By flawlessly clearing 2.00 meters, Olyslagers claimed her inaugural world championship gold, while Zodzik achieved a personal best of the same height; meanwhile, heavy rain offered a brief respite from the more severe challenges faced by Ukrainian athletes.
  • Mahuchikh’s bronze marked her fourth consecutive world medal and contributed to 50 countries winning medals, underscoring athletes’ efforts to highlight Ukraine’s strength despite ongoing conflict.
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High jumper Yaroslava Mahuchikh of Ukraine calls herself an 'ambassador' for her country

Yaroslava Mahuchikh of Ukraine won only a bronze medal in the high jump on the final day of the world championships in Tokyo. Of course, she was disappointed.

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Yaroslava Maguchikh won bronze at the 2025 World High Jump ChampionshipsUkrainian track and field athlete Yaroslava Maguchikh won a bronze medal at the 2025 World High Jump Championships in Tokyo. She cleared 1.97 m, and the competition was suspended twice due to rain.

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