In a thrilling display of athletic prowess, Alysha Newman made history by becoming the first Canadian woman to win an Olympic medal in pole vaulting.

At the Stade de France, the 30-year-old set a new national record by clearing 4.85 meters during a fiercely competitive final on Wednesday night.

After her impressive feat, Newman celebrated in style, treating the crowd to a lively twerking performance. Her energetic display added a personal touch to an already unforgettable evening in Paris, marking a standout moment in the Games.

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Newman’s remarkable performance secured her a bronze medal, but she fell just short of gold. Australia’s Nina Kennedy took the top spot with a jump of 4.90 meters, while the American competitor Katie Moon edged out Newman for silver.

Despite clearing the same height as Moon, Newman’s additional misses cost her the silver.

Australia’s Golden Day

Kennedy’s victory not only earned her gold but also contributed to Australia’s record-setting day.

With her win, Australia secured its 18th gold medal of the Games, surpassing their previous best of 17 golds from Athens 2004 and Tokyo 2020. Kennedy’s flawless jumps after an initial miss showcased her skill and determination, solidifying her place in Olympic history.

Kennedy’s Reflections

Reflecting on her achievement, Kennedy shared her excitement, saying, “I’m here, I’m a gold medallist, that is so sick.” She described feeling calm and focused, emphasizing her intention to deliver her best performance, which ultimately resulted in a gold medal.

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