World record progression pole vault women

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The first World outdoor record in pole vault for women (athletics (track and field)) was recognised by the International Association of Athletics Federations in 1992.

Record	Athlete	Nat	Venue	Date	#[1]
4.05 m	Sun Caiyun	China	Nanjing, China	21 May, 1992	1
4.11 m	Sun Caiyun	China	Guangzhou, China	21 March, 1993	2
4.12 m	Sun Caiyun	China	Guangzhou, China	22 October, 1994	3
4.12 m	Sun Caiyun	China	Guangzhou, China	25 November, 1994	4
4.12 m	Daniela Bártová	Czech Republic	Duisburg, Germany	18 June, 1995	1
4.13 m	Daniela Bártová	Czech Republic	Wesel, Germany	24 June, 1995	2
4.14 m	Daniela Bártová	Czech Republic	Gateshead, England	02 July, 1995	3
4.15 m	Daniela Bártová	Czech Republic	Ostrava, Czech Republic	06 July, 1995	4
4.16 m	Daniela Bártová	Czech Republic	Feldkirch, Austria	14 July, 1995	5
4.17 m	Daniela Bártová	Czech Republic	Feldkirch, Austria	15 July, 1995	6
4.18 m	Andrea Mülller	Germany	Zittau, Germany	05 August, 1995	1
4.20 m	Daniela Bártová	Czech Republic	Köln, Germany	18 August, 1995	7
4.21 m	Daniela Bártová	Czech Republic	Linz, Austria	22 August, 1995	8
4.22 m	Daniela Bártová	Czech Republic	Salgotarjan, Hungary	11 September, 1995	9
4.23 m	Sun Caiyun	China	Shenzhen, China	04 November, 1995	5
4.25 m	Emma George	Australia	Melbourne, Australia	30 November, 1995	1
4.28 m	Emma George	Australia	Perth, Australia	17 December, 1995	2
4.30 m	Emma George	Australia	Perth, Australia	28 January, 1996	3
4.41 m	Emma George	Australia	Perth, Australia	28 January, 1996	4
4.42 m	Emma George	Australia	Reims, France	29 June, 1996	5
4.45 m	Emma George	Australia	Sapporo, Japan	14 July, 1996	6
4.50 m	Emma George	Australia	Melbourne, Australia	08 February, 1997	7
4.55 m	Emma George	Australia	Melbourne, Australia	20 February, 1997	8
4.57 m	Emma George	Australia	Auckland, New Zealand	20 February, 1998	9
4.58 m	Emma George	Australia	Melbourne, Australia	14 March, 1998	10
4.59 m	Emma George	Australia	Brisbane, Australia	21 March, 1998	11
4.60 m	Emma George	Australia	Sydney, Australia	20 February, 1999	12
4.60 m	Stacy Dragila	United States	Sevilla, Spain	21 August, 1999	1
4.60 m	Stacy Dragila	United States	Modesto, USA	14 May, 2000	2
4.62 m	Stacy Dragila	United States	Phoenix, USA	26 May, 2000	3
4.63 m	Stacy Dragila	United States	Sacramento, USA	23 July, 2000	4
4.65 m	Stacy Dragila	United States	Pocatello, USA	27 April, 2001	5
4.70 m	Stacy Dragila	United States	Pocatello, USA	27 April, 2001	6
4.71 m	Stacy Dragila	United States	Palo Alto, USA	09 June, 2001	7
4.81 m	Stacy Dragila	United States	Palo Alto, USA	09 June, 2001	8
4.82 m	Yelena Isinbayeva	Russia	Gateshead, England	13 July, 2003	1
4.83 m	Yelena Isinbayeva	Russia	Donets'k, Ukraine	15 February, 2004	2
4.85 m	Svetlana Feofanova	Russia	Athens, Greece	22 February, 2004	1
4.86 m	Yelena Isinbayeva	Russia	Budapest, Hungary	06 March, 2004	3
4.87 m	Yelena Isinbayeva	Russia	Gateshead, England	27 June, 2004	4
4.88 m	Svetlana Feofanova	Russia	Heraklion, Greece	04 July, 2004	2
4.89 m	Yelena Isinbayeva	Russia	Birmingham, England	25 July, 2004	5
4.90 m	Yelena Isinbayeva	Russia	London, England	30 July, 2004	6
4.91 m	Yelena Isinbayeva	Russia	Athens, Greece	24 August, 2004	7
4.92 m	Yelena Isinbayeva	Russia	Brussels, Belgium	03 September, 2004	8
4.93 m	Yelena Isinbayeva	Russia	Lausanne, Switzerland	05 July, 2005	9
4.95 m	Yelena Isinbayeva	Russia	Madrid, Spain	16 July, 2005	10
4.96 m	Yelena Isinbayeva	Russia	London, England	22 July, 2005	11
5.00 m	Yelena Isinbayeva	Russia	London, England	22 July, 2005	12
5.01 m	Yelena Isinbayeva	Russia	Helsinki, Finland	12 August, 2005	13

[edit] See also

• World Record progression Pole Vault men

[edit] Notes

1. ^ The numbered occurrence of the athlete breaking the world record, in other words "#7" would indicate the 7th time the athlete broke the world record.