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Top 10 lists of the heptathlon season 2010 - 2011 (0)

Top 10 lists at the end of the heptathlon season 2010 – 2011

60 meters

Ashton Eaton took third  place in the all time best scores for the short distance in the multi event. Mantas Silkauskas moved to a joined 8th with 6.74 sec.

06 02 2011

26 02 2011

06 02 2011

20 02 2011

11 02 2011

06 03 2011

20 02 2011

12 03 2011

06 02 2011

06 02 2011

6568 pb WR

5751

5951 pb

5886 pb

5781

6020 pb

5299 pb

5986 pb

5667 pb

5867 pb NR

Ashton

Mantas

Dominik

Eduard

Darius

Ingmar

Neamen

Miller

Eusebio

Mihail

Eaton

Silkauskas

Distelberger

Mikhan

Draudvila

Vos

Wise

Moss

Cáceres

Dudas

6.66 pb

6.74 pb

6.86

6.88

6.89

6.89 pb

6.90

6.91pb

6.92

6.94 pb

Long Jump

Eusebio Cáceres jumped 7.81. That means a 10th place in the all time lists. It’s impressive what Cáceres is doing. He’s 175 cm tall. Not many athletes with his height will try combined events nor will they compete at that level. Later he jumped an indoor pb of 8.08 on 19 02 2011. Last summer he jumped 8.27 outdoors. On that occasion he had 9.8cm to spare at his take off! Look out for Ashtons long jump because his second try was a no risk jump and according to spectators who had a close look at that attempt he had 40 or 50 cm to spare. What will he do in Götzis this year?

06 02 2011

06 02 2011

13 02 2011

06 02 2011

05 02 2011

30 01 2011

06 03 2011

06 02 2011

20 02 2011

06 03 2011

5667 pb

6568 pb WR

6117

5901

5965

5710 pb

6237 pb

5951 pb

5923 pb

6282 pb NR

Eusebio

Ashton

Roman

Thomas

Vasili

Simon

Nadir

Dominick

Gaël

Andrei

Cáceres

Eaton

Sebrle

van der Plaetsen

Kharlamov

Hechler

El Fassi

Distelberger

Querin

Krauchanka

7.81

7.77 pb i

7.67

7.57 pb

7.53 pb i

7.51 pb i

7.51 pb i

7.49

7.49 pb

7.49

Shot Put

Lars Vikan Rise brought the Norwegian record to 5902 in the heptathlon this year and improved his shot put to 16.62 in January.

26 02 2011

30 01 2011

13 02 2011

17 03 2011

06 03 2011

11 02 2011

06 02 2011

13 02 2011

16 01 2011

06 02 2011

5756

5777 pb

6117

5949

5959

5781

5747

5790 pb

5149

5728

Lars Vikan

Lars

Roman

Aleksandr

Vasili

Darius

Hans

Frantisek

Ruslan

Mikk

Rise

Albert

Sebrle

Kislov

Kharlamov

Draudvila

van Alphen

Stanek

Novikov

Pahapill

16.10

15.95

15.69

15.60

15.48

15.41 pb

15.37

15.30 pb

15.29 pb i

15.16

High Jump

Canadian Derek Drouin jumped 2.23, a height equal to the world record in heptathlon from Igor Samylov in 1987 twenty four years ago. Samylov didn’t jump higher but Derek can actually break the record in the future and become the only world record holder. He jumped one month later a national record of 2.33 in Texas!

05 02 2011

05 02 2011

05 02 2011

25 02 2011

27 02 2011

29 01 2011

06 03 2011

22 01 2011

29 01 2011

27 02 2011

12 03 2011

5407 pb

5319 pb

5686

5691 pb NR

5505 pb

5698

6237 pb

5429 pb

5088

5349

5831 pb

Derek

Michael

Filipp

Kurt

Bogdan

Japheth

Nadir

Benjamin

Troy

Kurt

David

Drouin

Bolligar

Britner

Felix

Popa

Cato

El Fassi

Jasinski

Walls

Schneider

Klech

2.23 WR

2.18 pb

2.17 pb I

2.17 pb NR

2.13

2.12 pb

2.12 pb

2.11

2.11 pb ?

2.11 pb i

2.11 pb i

60 m hurdles

Earlier this season he already showed  he was in good shape by running the hurdles in a time of 7.64. Eatons time for the hurdles in Tallin was even more impressive when you think that at that time only six professional 60 m hurdles runners in the world had run a better time! The previous world record was 7.74 from Bryan Clay .

06 02 2011

12 03 2011

06 02 2011

20 02 2011

06 03 2011

12 03 2011

06 03 2011

12 03 2011

20 02 2011

26 02 2011

27 02 2011

6568 pb WR

5822 pb

6114 pb

5890 pb

4135 DNF *

5831 pb

5951 pb *

5986 pb

5987

5816

5811

Ashton

Mantas

Andres

Pelle

Dominick

David

Dominick

Miller

Ingmar

Gary

Mikhail

Eaton

Silkauskas

Raja

Rietveld

Distelberger

Klech

Distelberger

Moss

Vos

Horn

Logvinenko

7.60 pb WR

7.80

7.83

7.87 pb

7.87 pb

7.88 pb

7.92

7.94 pb

7.96 pb

8.00 pb

8.01

Pole vault

Today, when it comes to the pole vault, there’s only one name in combined events for that specific  event. Eelco Sintnicolaas from the Netherlands jumped this winter 5.52 in February in Apeldoorn. Would he be able to get close to that height again in the heptathlon? Yes, in Paris he jumped 5.50 and tried to improve his record to 5.60 but didn’t clear that height.

06 03 2011

15 01 2011

16 01 2011

28 01 2011

12 02 2011

29 01 2011

06 02 2011

12 03 2011

06 03 2011

06 03 2011

6175 pb NR

5320

5212 pb

5645 pb

5270

5517

6568 pb

5436

6020 pb NR

6282 pb NR

Eelco

Samuel

Lukas

Brock

Robert

Daniel

Ashton

Japheth

Thomas

Andrei

Sintnicolaas

Pierson

Bechyne

Spandl

Haynie

Gooris

Eaton

Cato

van der Plaetsen

Krauchanka

5.50

5.30

5.30

5.26 pb i

5.25

5.20

5.20 pb i

5.20 pb

5.20 pb

5.20

1000 meters

World record holder Curtis Beach (2  27.88) ran the third best time for the last event in heptathlon history. The only other heptathlete that ever ran a time under two and a half minutes is Joe Detmer (2  29.42). As we can see in the tables David Klech is an athlete to keep an eye on. With 2829 points for the running events in one heptathlon, he was only 3 points away of a second all time position behind invincible Ashton Eaton who brought his world record points total from 2985 in the running (from 2010)  to 3025 in 2011.

12 03 2011

29 01 2011

12 03 2011

06 03 2011

06 03 2011

16 01 2011

12 03 2011

06 02 2011

06 03 2011

12 03 2011

25 02 2011

06 03 2011

5637

5685 OT

5831 pb

5192

6237 pb

5735

5780 pb

6568 pb

5293 pb

5385 pb

5674

5938 pb

Curtis

David

David

Benjamin

Nadir

Gaël

Jeremy

Ashton

Thomas

Brent

Mateo

Hans

Beach

Klech

Klech

Fenrich

El Fassi

Querin

Taiwo

Eaton

FitzSimons

Vogel

Sossah

van Alphen

2  29.78

2  31.90 (OT) pb

2  32.15 pb

2  32.64 pb

2  34.19 pb

2  34.25

2  34.35 pb

2  34.74

2  35.03 pb

2  35.39 pb

2  36.98

2  37.06 pb

Note:

In this tables pb means an absolute personal best indoor and outdoors, pb i  means that the personal record is only indoors. OT is an oversized Track. WR world record. NR national record. DNF did not finish.

Age records

Roman Sebrle! We all know now that he is not from planet earth! Yes he did it again. European championships Bronze at the age of 36 in Paris with 6178 points. And an absolute world age record in heptathlon (36 years 3 months 8 days). Sebrle is also the only man on the planet to have done 21 times 6000 points or more in a heptathlon. (Second to him is Erki Nool with 13 times 6000+). Meanwhile  Belgian Thomas van der Plaetsen did an absolute European age record in heptathlon (20 years 2months 10 days).

Corrections are welcome

Chris Vlamynck for Decathlon 2000

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