The fifth stop at the Stockholm Diamond League saw unprecedented track and field action as the athletes set themselves to make it through every round of action to ultimately reach the finale of the Wanda Diamond League, set for action in Brussels. From the 100m showdown to the 400m and 100m hurdles for men and women, Bauhaus-Galan delivered an unforgettable night of action.
Melissa Jefferson-Wooden has finally won her first 100m race of the year in 10.84. The win was credited as being her best 100m season opener. She had earlier lost to Julien Alfred in the 200m in Rome on Thursday but managed to grab a startling win in Stockholm. She left behind Great Britain’s Amy Hunt, who has at least managed to bag a personal best of her own by placing at number two in 10.97 seconds.
Elsewhere, in a shocking turn of events, local favorite Mondo Duplantis, the pole vaulter, suffered a startling defeat by Australia’s Kurtis Marschall, who won with a clearance of 5.90 meters. The Swedish star was riding high on 40 consecutive wins, but as soon as he went to break his record for the 16th time by aiming to beat his previous best mark of 6.31, Duplantis failed to hit the bar at six meter marks in all his attempts.
He got off to an uneven start by hitting the 5.60 mark on his first attempt, and despite soaring back during his second attempt by clearing 5.80 m, Duplantis was unable to hit the six-meter mark. He failed to clear 6.00 m and 6.05 m and ultimately finished second to Marschall.
Here are all the results from the thrilling Bauhaus-Galan action.
Stockholm Diamond League 2026 Results
100m Women
Melissa Jefferson-Wooden (USA) – 10.84s (SB)
Amy Hunt (GBR) – 10.97s (PB)
Patrizia van der Weken (LUX) – 11.05s (SB)
Minke Bisschops (NED) – 11.08s (SB)
Zaynab Dosso (ITA) – 11.22s
Dina Asher-Smith (GBR) – 11.24s (SB)
Sade McCreath (CAN) – 11.29s
Julia Henriksson (SWE) – 11.48s (SB)
800m Women
Audrey Werro (SUI) – 1:53.98
Keely Hodgkinson (GBR) – 1:54.33 (NR)
Roisin Willis (USA) – 1:57.56 (PB)
Anaïs Bourgoin (FRA) – 1:57.68
Prudence Sekgodiso (RSA) – 1:57.70
Anna Wielgosz (POL) – 1:57.92 (PB)
Raevyn Rogers (USA) – 1:57.94 (SB)
Sage Hurta-Klecker (USA) – 1:58.26
Nigist Getachew (ETH) – 1:58.59
Pernille Karlsen Antonsen (NOR) – 1:58.82 (PB)
Gabriela Gajanová (SVK) – 2:02.88
Rachel Klopfenstein (MRI) – DNF
3000m Steeplechase Women
Marwa Bouzayani (TUN) – 8:59.28 (MR)
Elise Thorner (GBR) – 9:11.01
Gabrielle Jennings (USA) – 9:12.02 (SB)
Kena Tufa (ETH) – 9:12.42
Lea Meyer (GER) – 9:13.67 (SB)
Ilona Mononen (FIN) – 9:15.18 (NR)
Alemnat Walle (ETH) – 9:15.33
Lexy Halladay (USA) – 9:19.02
Gracie Hyde (USA) – 9:24.19
Juliane Hvid (DEN) – 9:25.46
Olivia Markezich (USA) – 9:25.79
Courtney Wayment (USA) – 9:29.05
Alice Finot (FRA) – 9:34.30 (SB)
Kinga Królik (POL) – 9:35.47
Olivia Gürth (GER) – 9:42.35
Meseret Yeshaneh (ETH) – 10:12.27 (SB)
Agnieszka Chorzeppa (POL) – DNF
Long Jump Women
Hilary Kpatcha (FRA) – 6.85m
Larissa Iapichino (ITA) – 6.84m
Nia Robinson (JAM) – 6.80m
Monae’ Nichols (USA) – 6.74m
Agate de Sousa (POR) – 6.70m
Malaika Mihambo (GER) – 6.70m
Claire Bryant (USA) – 6.69m
Ayla Hallberg-Hossain (SWE) – 6.63m
Alexis Brown (USA) – 6.62m
Maja Åskag (SWE) – 6.56m
Shot Put Women
Jessica Schilder (NED) – 20.33m (MR)
Chase Jackson (USA) – 19.91m
Sarah Mitton (CAN) – 19.89m
Fanny Roos (SWE) – 18.90m
Yemisi Mabry (GER) – 18.79m
Danniel Thomas-Dodd (JAM) – 18.56m
Abria Smith (USA) – 18.50m
Maggie Ewen (USA) – 17.93m
Jaida Ross (USA) – 17.80m
Auriol Dongmo (POR) – 17.45m
Discus Throw Women
Valarie Allman (USA) – 68.37m
Jorinde van Klinken (NED) – 63.42m
Laulauga Tausaga (USA) – 65.89m
Bin Feng (CHN) – 64.15m
Marike Steinacker (GER) – 62.13m
Vanessa Kamga (SWE) – 61.93m
Shanice Craft (GER) – 61.88m
Silinda Moráles (CUB) – 58.81m
Cierra Jackson (USA) – 52.90m
200m Men
Kenneth Bednarek (USA) – 19.87s
Sinesipho Dambile (RSA) – 20.10s
Courtney Lindsey (USA) – 20.24s
Reynier Mena (CUBA) – 20.53s
Mthi Mthimkulu (RSA) – 20.78s
Linus Pihl (SWE) – 20.90s (PB)
Jeremiah Azu (GBR) – DQ
Timothé Mumenthaler (SUI) – DQ
400m Men
Zakithi Nene (RSA) – 44.48s
Jacory Patterson (USA) – 44.69s
Jereem Richards (TTO) – 44.87s (SB)
Khaleb McRae (USA) – 44.94s
Charles Dobson (GBR) – 45.15s (SB)
Carl Bengtström (SWE) – 45.89s (SB)
Muzala Samukonga (ZAM) – 47.93s
Matthew Hudson-Smith (GBR) – DNS
800m Men
Cooper Lutkenhaus (USA) – 1:42.70 (SB)
Marco Arop (CAN) – 1:43.11 (SB)
Slimane Moula (ALG) – 1:43.41 (SB)
Ben Pattison (GBR) – 1:43.70 (SB)
Peter Bol (AUS) – 1:43.70 (SB)
Gabriel Tual (FRA) – 1:43.72
Jake Wightman (GBR) – 1:44.39 (SB)
Bryce Hoppel (USA) – 1:44.66
Kethobogile Haingura (BOT) – 1:45.58
Mohamed Attaoui (ESP) – 1:46.92
Patryk Sieradzki (POL) – DNF
1500m Men
Yared Nuguse (USA) – 3:30.11 (SB)
Cameron Myers (AUS) – 3:30.32
Timothy Cheruiyot (KEN) – 3:30.67 (SB)
Vincent Ciattei (USA) – 3:31.63
Narve Gilje Nordås (NOR) – 3:31.74 (SB)
Hobbs Kessler (USA) – 3:31.76 (SB)
Ruben Verheyden (BEL) – 3:32.91
Robert Farken (GER) – 3:32.99 (SB)
Azeddine Habz (FRA) – 3:33.84
Flavien Szot (FRA) – 3:34.27
Samuel Pihlström (SWE) – 3:34.53
Jimmy Gressier (FRA) – 3:34.63 (SB)
Jake Heyward (GBR) – 3:35.53
Andreas Almgren (SWE) – 3:36.81 (SB)
Ben Claridge (GBR) – DNF
Žan Rudolf (SLO) – DNF
3000m Steeplechase Men
Soufiane El Bakkali (MAR) – 8:10.40
Edmund Serem (KEN) – 8:12.27
Abraham Kibiwot (KEN) – 8:12.75
Salah Eddine Ben Yazide (MAR) – 8:13.02
Geordie Beamish (NZL) – 8:13.11 (SB)
Simon Koech (KEN) – 8:13.40
Karl Bebendorf (GER) – 8:14.13 (SB)
Matthew Wilkinson (USA) – 8:14.27
Daniel Arce (ESP) – 8:20.02
Abrham Sime (ETH) – 8:22.94
Vidar Johansson (SWE) – 8:23.65 (SB)
Ryuji Miura (JPN) – 8:23.97 (SB)
Leo Magnusson (SWE) – 8:24.69 (SB)
Carson Williams (USA) – 8:25.55 (SB)
Simon Sundström (SWE) – 8:25.99
Eisa Girma (ETH) – 8:26.33
Kenneth Rooks (USA) – 8:29.00
Hailu Ayalew (ETH) – 8:37.96
Maciej Megier (POL) – 8:44.20 (SB)
Abderrafia Bouassel (MAR) – DNF
Lamecha Girma (ETH) – DNF
Wilberforce Chemiat (KEN) – DNF
Wesley Langat (KEN) – DNF
Pole Vault Men
Kurtis Marschall (AUS) – 5.90m
Armand “Mondo” Duplantis (SWE) – 5.80m
Baptiste Thiery (FRA) – 5.80m
Menno Vloon (NED) – 5.80m
Zachery Bradford (USA) – 5.80m
Sondre Guttormsen (NOR) – 5.70m
Renaud Lavillenie (FRA) – 5.70m (SB)
Thibaut Collet (FRA) – 5.60m
Sam Kendricks (USA) – 5.60m
Discus Throw Men
Daniel Ståhl (SWE) – 69.60m (SB)
Matthew Denny (AUS) – 69.02m
Kristjan Čeh (SLO) – 67.67m
Roje Stona (JAM) – 66.42m
Sam Mattis (USA) – 66.03m
Henrik Janssen (GER) – 65.53m
Alex Rose (SAM) – 64.82m
Lawrence Okoye (GBR) – 64.02m
Mario Alberto Díaz (CUB) – 61.45m
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The athletes will now journey to Oslo, Norway, for the highly anticipated Bislett Games scheduled for June 10.
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