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1997 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 1997 IAAF World Championships in Athens, Greece. There were a total number of 35 participating athletes, with two qualifying groups and the final held on Wednesday 1997-08-06.

Medalists

GoldCuba Javier Sotomayor
Cuba (CUB)
SilverPoland Artur Partyka
Poland (POL)
BronzeAustralia Tim Forsyth
Australia (AUS)

Results

Qualifying round

4 August

Qualification: Qualifying Performance 2.28 (Q) or at least 12 best performers (q) advance to the final.

More information Rank, Group ...
RankGroupNameNationality2.152.192.232.262.28ResultNotes
1AGilmar Mayo Colombiaooooo2.28Q, PB
1ALee Jin-taek South Korea–o–oo2.28Q
1BArtur Partyka Poland–o–oo2.28Q
1BJavier Sotomayor Cuba––ooo2.28Q
1BSteinar Hoen Norway––o–o2.28Q
6ALambros Papakostas Greece–oooxo2.28Q
7AMartin Buß Germanyoxooxoxo2.28Q
8BTim Forsyth Australiao––oxxo2.28Q
9BKonstantin Matusevich Israelooxoxoxxo2.28Q
10BDalton Grant Great Britain–xooxxoxxo2.28Q, SB
11BJan Janků Czech Republic–oxooxxx2.26q
12BSergey Klyugin Russiaoxxoooxxx2.26q
13ACharles Austin United States–o–xoxxx2.26
14BSteve Smith Great Britaino–xoxoxxx2.26
15AStaffan Strand Swedeno–oxxx2.23
15ACharles Lefrançois Canada–ooxxx2.23
15BDidier Detchénique Franceoooxxx2.23
15BStevan Zorić Yugoslavia–ooxxx2.23
15BBrian Brown United Stateso–oxxx2.23
20BDimitrios Kokotis Greecexxoooxxx2.23
20BMustapha Raifak Francexxoooxxx2.23
22AJarosław Kotewicz Polando–xoxxx2.23
22AMark Boswell Canada–oxoxxx2.23
22AMark Mandy Irelandooxoxx–x2.23
22ADragutin Topić Yugoslaviao–xo–xxx2.23
26AElvir Krehmić Bosnia and Herzegovinaxxooxoxxx2.23
27ABrendan Reilly Great Britain–oxxoxx–x2.23
28AArturo Ortíz Spain–o–xxx2.19
28ATomáš Janků Czech Republicooxxx2.19
30ARandy Jenkins United Statesxxoxxo–xxx2.19
31AKonstantinos Liapis Greeceoxxx2.15
31BGlenn Howard New Zealandoxxx2.15
31BJulio Luciano Dominican Republicoxxx2.15
34BMichiya Onoue Japanxoxxx2.15
35BKhemraj Naiko Mauritiusxxoxxx2.15
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Final

More information Rank, Name ...
RankNameNationality2.202.252.292.322.352.372.39ResultNotes
1st place, gold medalist(s)Javier Sotomayor Cuba–xo–ooxo–2.37WL
2nd place, silver medalist(s)Artur Partyka Polando–o–xoxx–x2.35SB
3rd place, bronze medalist(s)Tim Forsyth Australiao–xooxox–xx2.35
4Steinar Hoen Norway–oooxx–x2.32
4Dalton Grant Great Britain–––oxxx2.32SB
6Lambros Papakostas Greece–ooxoxx–x2.32SB
7Konstantin Matusevich Israeloooxxx2.29
8Lee Jin-taek South Koreaxoooxxx2.29
9Martin Buß Germanyxxoooxxx2.29
10Gilmar Mayo Colombiaooxoxxx2.29
11Sergey Klyugin Russiaxoxoxxor2.29
12Jan Janků Czech Republicooxxx2.25
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