Ej Obiena

By Joie Frances Timbas Thomasian pole vaulter EJ Obiena advanced to the men’s pole vault finals in the World Athletics Championships 2022 held in Eugene, Oregon, on July 23, Saturday morning (Manila time). The Olympian cleared a maximum of 5.75 meters, which was also the final output of every competitor…

In anticipation of the 2024 Paris Olympics, Filipino whiz EJ Obiena proceeds with his global post vault predominance in Italy with another brilliant leap In view of this, Filipino pole vault whiz EJ Obiena got right where he left off after the 31st Southeast Asian Games as he ruled at the European City of Sports occasion in L’Aquila, Italy on Monday, May 30 (Tuesday, May 31, Manila time). In view of this, The 26-year-old cleared the 5.85-meter mark in his title-winning leap and shared the achievement on his authority Facebook page — complete with a stunning perspective on the Basilica di Santa Maria di Collemaggio to emphasize his stunning accomplishment.

Ernest Martin Tuazon — Thomasian pole vaulter EJ Obiena officially kicked off his 2022 season as he barely missed a podium finish at the 2022 ISTAF Indoor in Berlin. The Olympian cleared a maximum of 5.70 meters at his first event after being unable to clear the height of 5.81 meters in three attempts. …

With all the offensiveness that has been brought out by the crack between Olympian EJ Obiena and the Philippine Athletics Track And Field Association (PATAFA), there is a bit of graciousness. In view of this, Obiena, who has quit getting financing from PATAFA since August 31 last year, uncovered in…

by Ernest Martin Tuazon — Thomasian pole vaulter Ernest John Obiena breaks the 1988 Asian record, and went with a gold finish at the 2021 Golden Roof Challenge in Austria on Saturday, September 11 (Sunday, September 12, Manila Time). Obiena’s record-breaking 5.93-meter jump surpassed the 5.92-meter Asian record of Kazakhstan’s Igor Potapovich in 1988. Obiena was assured of bagging the gold medal as his opponent bowed out at the height of 5.80 meters.

By Alfred Esmilla MANILA, Philippines — Filipino pole vaulter Ernest John ‘EJ’ Obiena cleared another record after he ruled the pole vault event of the Internationales Stadionfest Indoor athletics meet in Berlin on Friday. Obiena scratched off his personal best and national record 5.80 meters to clinch the gold medal…