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Pole Vaulter Oat Patsapong Finishes Fourth at Asian Games 2026

Thai pole vaulter Oat Patsapong thanked his supporters after placing fourth at the 2026 Asian Games, where he set a personal best of 5.60 metres. He admitted he is unsure whether he will compete in the next edition but pledged to keep improving. His Instagram post highlighted his gratitude and determination.

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Oat Patsapong, Thailand's national pole vaulter, posted a thank‑you message on Instagram after finishing his campaign at the 2026 Asian Games. The 28‑year‑old achieved a season‑best 5.60 metres, having cleared 5.75 metres on three attempts without success, which placed him fourth overall. In his post he said he does not know if he will be selected for the next Asian Games but vowed to keep improving every day and thanked everyone for their support.

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