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Open Pole Vault (Girls): Carmel Teo of Jurong Junior College clears 3.18m to bag gold

By Jiexin Neo|2014-04-16T17:24:31+08:00April 15th, 2014|track-and-field, Youth in Motion|0 Comments

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Track and field 2014 O girls pole vault finals

Carmel Teo of (#232) of Jurong Junior College preparing for her attempt. (Photo 4 © Matthew Lau/Red Sports)

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