Hana Moll vaults to No. 5 all-time mark in US history
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 28, 2026, 10:30 PM
Last updated Aug 28, 2026
Hana Moll, a pole vaulter for the Washington Huskies, won her second consecutive Diamond League meet in Zurich on August 28, 2026. The incoming senior cleared 4.9 meters, achieving the fifth-highest vault ever recorded in US history. Last week, she secured her first professional win in Lausanne, outperforming notable athletes such as Katie Moon and Sandi Morris. Moll's recent victories have qualified her for the upcoming Diamond League Athletics finals in Brussels on September 5. She, along with her twin sister Amanda, is expected to continue their success in collegiate track and field this year.
- •Hana Moll wins Diamond League meet in Zurich on August 28, 2026.
- •Vaulted 4.9 meters, fifth-highest in US history.
- •Defeated Olympic medalists Katie Moon and Sandi Morris.
- •Qualified for Diamond League finals in Brussels on September 5.
- •Moll and her sister Amanda are top competitors in NCAA pole vaulting.
- 10:30 PMYahoo Sports — Washington Huskies Pole Vaulter Sets No. 5 All-Time Mark in US History
"A week after her first win on the professional circuit, Hana Moll vaulted herself to No. 5 mark in US history en route to her second straight victory.
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