World Championships: Camryn Rogers Retains World Title in Hammer Throw

Canadian star Camryn Rogers wins World Championship Gold

Canadian athlete Camryn Rogers dominates the competition with a stunning hammer throw, securing her second world title.

Rogers' impressive hammer throw performance saw her shatter her personal best by nearly two meters...

Canadian hammer thrower Camryn Rogers successfully defended her world title in Tokyo, showcasing her exceptional skill with a remarkable throw of 80.51 meters in the second round. This impressive feat not only solidified her position as a top athlete but also placed her among the all-time greats in the sport.

Rogers entered the competition as the favorite, and she lived up to expectations. She made a strong statement with her opening throw of 78.09 meters, which was already longer than her leading throw in the qualifying round. Her second-round effort of 80.51 meters further demonstrated her dominance, leaving the competition in her wake.

MAKING A STATEMENT 😤

🇨🇦’s Camryn Rogers doesn’t just defend her world hammer throw title, she smashes the area record with an 80.51m rocket 🚀#WorldAthleticsChamps pic.twitter.com/2eSf7wNZRe

— World Athletics (@WorldAthletics) September 15, 2025

Rogers' impressive hammer throw performance saw her shatter her personal best by nearly two meters, achieving an astonishing 80.88 meters. This remarkable feat propelled her to second place on the all-time list, narrowly trailing Poland's world record holder Anita Włodarczyk, who set a benchmark of 82.98 meters nine years ago.

Rogers further showcased her dominance with additional throws of 78.27 meters and 79.11 meters, demonstrating her exceptional skill and consistency. Meanwhile, China secured the silver and bronze medals through Zhao Jie (77.60 meters, a personal best) and Zhang Jiale (77.10 meters), respectively.