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Obiena Defends Asian Games Pole Vault Crown With 5.91m Games Record

The Filipino star cleared 5.91 meters on September 29 to win his second straight Asian Games gold and set a new competition record.

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September 29, 2026·3 min read
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EJ Obiena successfully defended his Asian Games men's pole vault title on September 29, clearing 5.91 meters to win his second consecutive gold medal and set a new competition record.

The Filipino star was in a class of his own, underlining his status as Asia's premier vaulter with a commanding performance when it mattered most. The gold was among the standout athletics results for the Philippines at the Aichi-Nagoya Games.

Obiena's triumph capped a strong track and field showing across the continent, with the athletics program delivering record-breaking performances deep into the second week of competition. His 5.91m clearance now stands as the mark for future Asian Games vaulters to chase.

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