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Yaroslava Mahuchikh
Photo by Evren Kalinbacak for Istanbul 2023 LOC
Yaroslava Mahuchikh
Photo by Evren Kalinbacak for Istanbul 2023 LOC
Ukraine High jump OLYMPIC CHAMPION

Yaroslava Mahuchikh

Also known as Yaroslava Oleksiivna Mahuchikh
Born
19 Sep 2001 · 25
Birthplace
Dnipropetrovsk, Ukraine
On the podium
2017 – 2026
Olympian
2× · Tokyo, Paris
25 international medals + 1 national title

Biography

High jump world record holder. World and Olympic champion.

Mahuchikh discovered at age 11 by former 400H runner and coach Tetiana Stepanova. She won every single age-group global events including Youth Olympics. Broke 2-meter barrier first time on 30th June 2019 during Diamond League meet in Palo Alto and became youngest female athlete to do so.

In Tokyo, she secured silver medal at the Olympics behind Mariya Lasitskene of Russia, then moved world number one from 2022. While Lasitskene barred from the contest due to Russian invasion in Ukraine, Mahuchikh became leading high jumper in the world.

Since 2022, she won all the available titles in global athletics and eventually takes the Olympic gold in Paris. One month before her Olympic triumph, she broke Stefka Kostadinova's 36-year-old world record with 2.10m jump in Charlety Stadium in Paris in Diamond League. Selected female World Athlete of the Year for field events 2024 season.

SEASONAL PROGRESSION

2016 - 1.80m Kirovograd

2017 - 1.92m Nairobi

2018 - 1.96m (i) Minsk

2019 - 2.04m Doha

2020 - 2.02m (i) Karlsruhe

2021 - 2.06m (i) Banska Bystrica

2022 - 2.05m Brussels

2023 - 2.03m Eugene

2024 - 2.10m WR Paris-Charlety Stadium

Medals 25

YearChampionshipVenuePlaceMarkRecordNotes
2026Ultimate ChampionshipsBudapest11.99
2026European ChampionshipsBirmingham11.97
2026World Indoor ChampionshipsTorun12.01 i
2025World ChampionshipsTokyo31.97
2025European Team ChampsMadrid12.00
2025World Indoor ChampionshipsNanjing31.95 i
2025European IndoorApeldoorn11.99 i
2024Olympic GamesParis12.00 Tie-breaker: 2.00 o
2024European ChampionshipsRome12.01
2024World Indoor ChampionshipsGlasgow21.97 i
2023World ChampionshipsBudapest12.01
2023European GamesChorzow11.97 From Division 2
2023European IndoorIstanbul11.98 i
2022European ChampionshipsMunich11.95 Countback: 1.95 o
2022World ChampionshipsEugene22.02
2022World Indoor ChampionshipsBelgrade12.02 i
2021Olympic GamesTokyo32.00
2021European U23 Athletics ChampionshipsTallinn12.00 CR
2021European IndoorTorun12.00 i
2019World ChampionshipsDoha22.04 WU20RCountback: 2.04 xxo
2019European U20 Athletics ChampionshipsBorås11.92
2018Youth OlympicsBuenos Aires1— 3.87 (1.92 – 1.95)
2018European U18 Athletics ChampionshipsGyör11.94 CR
2017European Youth Olympics (EYOF)Györ11.89 CR=
2017World U18 CHNairobi11.92 CR=

National results 1

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