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Tejaswin Shankar defeats high jump Olympic silver medallist Shelby McEwen in an Indoor Meet | Sport-others News

Tejaswin Shankar defeats high jump Olympic silver medallist Shelby McEwen in an Indoor Meet | Sport-others News

3 min readJan 31, 2026 05:15 PM IST Tejaswin Shankar, India’s high jump national record holder, defeated Paris Olympics silver medallist Shelby McEwen to win the gold medal at the DeLoss Dodds Invitational, a World Athletics Bronze Meet in Manhattan, Kansas on Friday. Featuring in his first Athletics meet of the year, Shankar recorded a best jump of 2.26m to edge past the home favourite Shelby who settled for silver with a best jump of 2.22m. This win will be helpful for Shankar in accumulating crucial ranking points for the World Indoor Championships qualification. He is participating in the Asian Indoor Championships in Tianjin, China next month where he will feature in the heptathlon event. Training in US Earlier this month, Shankar packed his bags and left for Manhattan for his second stint at KSU to do a Masters in kinesiology and exercise science. He aims to qualify for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics and trains with a group of decathletes coached by Kip Janvrin, a former Pan American Games gold medallist. “I have a …

Tejaswin Shankar beats Olympic medalist Shelby Mcewen at his home to clinch high jump title

Tejaswin Shankar beats Olympic medalist Shelby Mcewen at his home to clinch high jump title

Tejaswin Shankar defeated the Paris Olympic Silver medalist Shelby Mcewen to clinch the World Athletics Bronze Meet, DeLoss Dodds Invitational, in Manhattan, Kansas (USA) on Friday. Shankar had a brilliant outing, clearing all the marks in the first attempt till 2.26m, to edge past home favourite Shelby, who settled for second at 2.22m after failing his all three attempts at 2.26m. This was Shankar’s best attempt since February 2023, when he clinched another indoor High Jump title in Boston, with the same mark of 2.26m. He tried to improve his own high jump national record of 2.29m, but failed to convert his three attempts at 2.30m, after confirming his gold medal at the event. This was the first tournament of the year in high jump for the multiple national record holder, who will be happy with this brilliant start, chasing a qualification of World Indoor C’ships. This will also be a good confidence booster for the Asian Games medalist, ahead of the important Asian Indoor Championships in Tianjin, China, next week. On the other hand, …