Hana Moll wins Diamond League final and hits top 10 all-time mark

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Last updated Sep 11, 2026

Hana Moll wins Diamond League final and hits top 10 all-time mark
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Washington pole vaulter Hana Moll claimed her first career Diamond League championship Saturday in Brussels. She cleared a personal best height of 4.91 meters, moving her into the top 10 all-time list. This performance ties her with her twin sister, Amanda, for the No. 4 spot in United States history. Despite competing on the professional circuit this summer, both sisters remain eligible to return to the Washington program for their upcoming senior season. The championship victory serves as an automatic qualifier for the inaugural World Athletics Ultimate Championship held in Budapest. Moll is scheduled to compete in the women's pole vault final at that event on September 12.

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  • Hana Moll cleared a personal best 4.91 meters to win the Diamond League Final.
  • The performance ranks her as the No. 4 vaulter in United States history.
  • Moll remains eligible to compete for Washington during her senior season.
  • The win qualifies her for the World Athletics Ultimate Championship in Budapest.
  • The women's pole vault final is set for September 12 in Budapest.
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Pole vaulter Hana Moll continued her historic summer by winning the Diamond League Final and booking a ticket to this year's World Championships.

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