Nina Kennedy has made history by clearing 4.95 metres to break her own Australian pole vault record during a dominant performance at the Monaco Diamond League.

The 26-year-old athlete's achievement not only secures her a victory in the prestigious event but also cements her status as one of Australia's premier track and field athletes.

The record-breaking jump, achieved on July 11, 2026, surpasses her previous mark by a significant margin, showcasing her exceptional skill and dedication.This win comes at a crucial time as she prepares for major competitions, including the upcoming Commonwealth Games.

Kennedy's performance has been praised by coaches and fellow athletes for its precision and power, highlighting her potential to compete at the highest level.The event in Monaco, known for its elite athletes and competitive atmosphere, provided the perfect stage for her to showcase her talent.Her victory is a testament to years of hard work and training, and it underscores Australia's strength in pole vaulting.As she continues to push her limits, Kennedy's record-breaking jump serves as an inspiration to aspiring athletes across the country.