WANDA DIAMOND LEAGUE - PARIS 2025
- therookiereporters
- Jun 23
- 3 min read
At the Diamond League Paris 2025, several world-class athletes delivered outstanding performances across multiple disciplines, making the event one of the season’s most memorable.
Jordan Scott - Men’s Triple Jump
Jordan Scott impressed in the men’s triple jump, leaping to 17.27m, showing excellent rhythm and power on the runway. The Jamaican athlete displayed technical finesse and consistency, continuing to solidify his presence among the world’s best in the event.
Valarie Allman - Women’s Discus Throw
In the women’s discus throw, Valarie Allman delivered a strong performance with a best mark of 67.56m. Known for her fluid technique and competitive drive, the American thrower demonstrated again why she’s one of the leading figures in global discus competition.
Rai Benjamin - Men’s 400m hurdles
Rai Benjamin electrified the crowd in the men’s 400m hurdles, running a sensational 46.93, setting a new Meeting Record (MR). His stride pattern and hurdle clearance were near flawless, marking a commanding win and reaffirming his status as a premier force in the event.
Faith Cherotich - Women’s 3000m Steeplechase
In the women’s 3000m steeplechase, Faith Cherotich stunned the field with a blazing personal best 8:53.37, setting a new World Lead (WL). The young Kenyan combined tactical intelligence with a powerful final kilometer, showcasing maturity and immense potential.
Mohamed Attaoui - Men’s 800m
Mohamed Attaoui, representing Spain, made headlines in the men’s 800m with a breakthrough time of 1:42.73, a season best and a huge statement in a deep field. His ability to finish strong in the last 100 meters was key to his podium-topping performance.
Trey Cunningham - Men’s 110m Hurdles
American hurdler Trey Cunningham delivered a near-flawless race in the men’s 110m hurdles, clocking a personal best to 13.00. His lightning-quick start and fluid barrier technique kept him ahead in a tightly contested race, reinforcing his elite status in the sprint hurdles.
Marileidy Paulino - Women’s 400m
In the women’s 400m, Marileidy Paulino dominated the field and set a new Meeting Record (MR) with a season best time of 48.81. Her control throughout the race and a finish on the stretch left no doubt about her form leading into the championship phase of the season.
Katie Moon - Women’s Pole Vault
Olympic champion Katie Moon vaulted to 4.73m in the women’s pole vault, securing another win with composure and technical brilliance. Her consistent approach and poise under pressure were key as she edged out a strong field.
Nicola Olyslagers - Women’s High Jump
In the women’s high jump, Nicola Olyslagers cleared 2.00m, reaffirming her place among the elite jumpers of the world. Her clearance on the first attempt showed confidence and the technical refinement she’s become known for.
Anavia Battle - Women’s 200m
American sprinter Anavia Battle clocked a season best to 22.27 in the women’s 200m, delivering a sharp bend and maintaining her form through the finish. Her strong showing is a sign of her growing competitiveness on the international stage.
Grace Stark - Women’s 100m Hurdles
In the women’s 100m hurdles, Grace Stark set a new Meeting Record (MR) with a personal best time of 12.21, showing rapid acceleration and clean hurdle technique. Her performance places her among the season’s top contenders and underlines her breakout year.
Neeraj Chopra - Men's Javelin throw
India’s Neeraj Chopra proved his consistency once again in the men’s javelin, launching the javelin to 88.16m. His technique and timing looked sharp, and the throw came early in the rounds, putting immediate pressure on the field.
Yomif Kejelcha - Men’s 5000m
Yomif Kejelcha of Ethiopia ran a brilliant season best tactical race in the men’s 5000m, finishing in 12:47.84. His ability to shift gears in the final laps and maintain blistering pace confirmed his return to peak form.
Nelly Chepchirchir - Women’s 1500m
Finally, Nelly Chepchirchir stunned in the women’s 1500m, clocking a season best to 3:57.02 in a courageous front-running effort. Her performance marked one of the most eye-catching runs of the evening, combining aggression and endurance in perfect balance.
Article written by Ioanna Ntontsef
