Jamaica’s Jordan Scott continued his impressive run on the Diamond League circuit by clinching his third straight victory in the men’s triple jump at the Paris Diamond League meeting on Friday night.
The 27-year-old leapt to a winning distance of 17.27 meters maintaining his unbroken streak in the 2025 Diamond League season.
Full Results
- Jordan Scott (JAM) — 17.27m (+0.5)
- Hugues Fabrice Zango (BUR) — 17.21m (+1.8) SB
- Thomas Gogois (FRA) — 17.11m (+1.3) SB
- Jonathan Seremès (FRA) — 17.08m (+0.9) PB
- Yasser Mohammed Triki (ALG) — 17.02m (+2.1)
- Max Heß (GER) — 16.85m (0.0)
- Donald Scott (USA) — 16.84m (-0.4)
- Lázaro Martínez (CUB) — 16.40m (+0.8)
- Melvin Raffin (FRA) — 14.80m (+1.1)
NM Almir dos Santos (BRA)
Scott, who finished fifth at both the 2022 World Athletics Championships and the 2022 Commonwealth Games, has been one of the standout figures in the triple jump this year. After a fourth-place finish at the 2025 World Indoor Championships in Nanjing and a personal best of 17.34m in Oslo’s Bislett Games earlier this month, Scott reaffirmed his elite status in Paris.
His victory underlines a season of consistency that also includes a win at the Xiamen Diamond League and a runner-up finish in Shanghai.
Scott now leads the Diamond League men’s triple jump qualifiers standings with 23 points, ahead of Pedro Pichardo on 15 points and Zango with 13.
Scott has not only proven his championship pedigree but also placed himself as a top contender for the Diamond Trophy later this season.
