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Jungmark Wins NCAA High Jump Championship :: Talented Cougar freshman clears 6-2 1/4 to win gold medal at national meet.Published by
March 14, 2008 FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. -- Washington State freshman Ebba Jungmark (pronounced eh-bah yoon-mark) won the women's high jump Friday at the
NCAA Div. I Indoor Track & Field Championships being held at the
Randal Tyson Track Center at the University of Arkansas, in
Fayetteville. Jungmark, from Onsala, Sweden, cleared the bar at 6-feet, 2 1/4
inches (1.89m), which improved her NCAA qualifying and personal-best
mark of 6-2 (1.88m), set last month in Pullman. This is the second-best
women's high jump in WSU history. "My jumping felt so good and I felt so light," Jungmark said.
"I felt like this was my competition. I wanted to jump so much. I had
fun. It felt good today." Cougar head coach Rick Sloan added, "Ebba did a terrific job of competing. She was less nervous in
this national championship than she was at our home meet. She was calm
and relaxed and had fun. She did a marvelous job." Read the full article at: wsucougars.cstv.com
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