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Patterson flies to Diamond League Final triumph

Patterson cleared 2.01 meters on her final attempt to beat Yaroslava Mahuchikh, and Australia added a second win through Cameron Myers.

  • Eleanor Patterson won the high jump at the Diamond League Final in Brussels, clearing 2.01m to defeat long-time Ukrainian rival Yaroslava Mahuchikh, who managed 1.99m.
  • Patterson secured the win by staying "clinical and stuck to my own process," a performance following her recent equal personal best of 2.02m achieved in Germany.
  • Fellow Australian Nicola Olyslagers finished third with a 1.95m clearance, while Cameron Myers bolstered the Australian campaign by winning the men's 1500m on the opening night.
  • Jessica Hull claimed third in the 1500m with a season-best time of 3:54.73, while Sarah Billings placed fifth in the 800m at King Baudouin Stadium.
  • The focus now turns to the World Athletics Ultimate Championships in Budapest, Hungary, beginning September 11, where competitors aim to carry late-season momentum forward.
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Ukrainian track and field athlete Yaroslava Mahuchikh took second place in the Diamond League high jump final. The Diamond League high jump final took place in Brussels. Ukrainian Yaroslava Mahuchikh battled Australian Eleanor Patterson to the bitter end, but was unable to win the gold medal, finishing with a clear height of 199 cm, Sport RBC.UA reported. Patterson beat Mahuchikh in Brussels. The Ukrainian cleared 197 cm and improved on her prev…

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