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1991 World Championships in Athletics – Men's high jump

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These are the official results of the Men's High Jump event at the 1991 IAAF World Championships in Tokyo, Japan. There were a total number of 40 participating athletes, with two qualifying groups and the final held on Sunday September 1, 1991.

Schedule

More information Qualification Round, Group A ...
Qualification Round
Group A Group B
30.08.1991 – 16:40h 30.08.1991 – 16:40h
Final Round
01.09.1991 – 15:00h
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Results

Qualifying round

Qualification rule: 2.30 (Q) or the 12 best results (q) qualified for the final.

More information Rank, Group ...
RankGroupNameNationality1.902.002.052.102.152.202.242.27ResultNotes
1ACharles Austin United States2.27q
1ADalton Grant United Kingdom–––––o–o2.27q
1AMarino Drake Cuba2.27q
4AArturo Ortiz Spain2.27q
5ADragutin Topić Yugoslavia2.27q
5ATroy Kemp Bahamas2.27q
5ARick Noji United States2.27q
8ARudolf Povarnitsyn Soviet Union2.27q
9AIan Garrett Australia2.24
10ATakahisa Yoshida Japan2.24
11ARóbert Ruffini Czechoslovakia2.24
12AGeorgi Dakov Bulgaria2.24
13AHåkon Särnblom Norway2.20
13AFakhredin Fouad Jordan2.20
15AZhou Zhongge China2.20
16ASteve Smith Great Britain–––ooxox2.20
17AMichael Mikkelsen Denmark2.20
18AJarosław Kotewicz Poland2.15
19ARoger Te Puni New Zealand2.15
AFernando Moreno ArgentinaNM
1BHollis Conway United States2.27q
1BArtur Partyka Poland2.27q
1BJavier Sotomayor Cuba2.27q
1BIgor Paklin Soviet Union2.27q
5BPatrik Sjöberg Sweden2.27q
6BSteinar Hoen Norway2.27q
7BJuha Isolehto Finland2.24
8BGustavo Adolfo Becker Spain––––oxooxxx2.24
8BOthmane Belfaa Algeria2.24
8BSorin Matei Romania2.24
11BTim Forsyth Australia2.24
12BAlex Zaliauskas Canada––––ooxxoxxx2.24
13BSergey Dymchenko Soviet Union2.20
14BXu Yang China2.20
15BDavid Anderson Australia2.15
16BKarl Scatliffe British Virgin Islands2.05
17BValery Abugattas Peru2.00
18BKhalid Ahmed Mousa Sudan1.90
18BEmanuel Ngadjadoum Chad1.90
BGeoff Parsons Great BritainDNS
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Final

More information Rank, Name ...
RankNameNationality2.152.202.242.282.312.342.362.382.402.45ResultNotes
1st place, gold medalist(s)Charles Austin United States–oo–oo–xo–xxx2.38CR
2nd place, silver medalist(s)Javier Sotomayor Cuba––o–o–o–xr2.36
3rd place, bronze medalist(s)Hollis Conway United States–oo–xo–xoxxx2.36
4Dalton Grant Great Britain––––o–xxoxxx2.36NR
5Marino Drake Cuba–o–xo–oxxx2.34PB
5Troy Kemp Bahamas–o–oxooxxx2.34
7Patrik Sjöberg Sweden––o–xxoxr2.31
8Rick Noji United States–o–xoxxx2.28
9Dragutin Topić Yugoslavia–xooxoxxx2.28
10Arturo Ortiz Spaino–oxx-x2.24
10Igor Paklin Soviet Union–oo–xxx2.24
12Artur Partyka Polando–xo–xxx2.24
13Rudolf Povarnitsyn Soviet Union–xoxoxx-x2.24
14Steinar Hoen Norwayxoxoxxx2.20
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