Startlister, program og resultater for Nordic Highjump Challenge Mariestad som arrangeres 12. juli 2026.

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Nordic Highjump Challenge Mariestad 2026

Dato

12. juli

Sted

Mariestad – Sverige

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Om

The Nordic High Jump Challenge is a World Athletics-approved meeting (Level D) held across two competitions – first in Mariestad (Sweden) on July 12, and then in Bergen (Norway) on July 16.

We’re bringing together the best Nordic high jumpers along with top international athletes from other countries for an explosive summer showdown. Each evening’s main event features the men’s Level D competition, preceded by two F-ranked pre-events: a women’s high jump and a separate men’s high jump, each with their own group of athletes.

Competition Format

The format is simple: two meets, combined results count. Cash prizes will be awarded and the stage is set for personal bests, season’s bests, and crowd-pleasing excitement right up to the final attempt.

About the Competition

MAIFhoppet is part of the Nordic High Jump Challenge, a prestigious competition series bringing together the best high jumpers from the Nordic countries. The competition offers a unique opportunity to witness international athletics talent in a classic sports environment.

Arena: Högelid Idrottsplats

Högelid Idrottsplats is a classic sports facility located in the heart of Mariestad. The venue offers excellent conditions for athletics competitions with modern equipment and good facilities. The atmospheric environment creates a perfect arena for elite-level high jumping.

About Mariestad

Mariestad is a charming city on the shores of Lake Vänern with a rich history dating back to 1583. The city is known for its well-preserved wooden town, impressive cathedral, and vibrant harbor environment. With its picturesque streets, cozy cafés, and beautiful location by Sweden’s largest lake, Mariestad offers a perfect blend of culture, history, and nature experiences.

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