U20 World Championships Lisbon 1994 (0)
| P | Athlete | Nation | Points | Results |
| 1 | Benjamin Jensen | NOR | 7676 | 11,17 - 7.27 - 12.23 - 2.00 - 49,32 - 14,40 - 34.18 - 5.10 - 53.60 - 4.44,54 |
| 2 | Klaus Isekenmeier | GER | 7298 | 11,53 - 7.16 - 13.75 - 1.94 - 50,93 - 15,02 - 37.94 - 4.20 - 51.92 - 4.35,92 |
| 3 | Glenn Lindqvist | FIN | 7288 | 11,54 - 6.78 - 12.30 - 1.85 - 50,64 - 15,32 - 40.62 - 4.60 - 56.82 - 4.31,60 |
| 4 | Alf-Gerrit Christiansen | GER | 7228 | 11,38 - 7.02 - 12.44 - 2.06 - 51,76 - 15,05 - 33.84 - 4.50 - 48.92 - 4.38,79 |
| 5 | Thomas Tebbich | AUT | 7125 | 11,46 - 6.89 - 12.43 - 1.94 - 51,03 - 15,93 - 35.34 - 4.40 - 58.44 - 4.41,64 |
| 6 | Gines Hidalgo Corbalan | ESP | 7097 | 11,14 - 7.09 - 11.78 - 1.88 - 50,68 - 15,82 - 38.28 - 4.30 - 50.24 - 4.39,79 |
| 7 | Arnaud Humbey | FRA | 7008 | 11,32 - 6.71 - 11.08 - 1.85 - 51,69 - 14,85 - 42.12 - 4.00 - 49.22 - 4.30,42 |
| 8 | Tage Peterson | USA | 6973 | 11,16 - 7.22 - 11.70 - 1.91 - 52,46 - 16,17 - 38.68 - 4.30 - 50.62 - 4.50,81 |
| 9 | Maciej Mackowiak | POL | 6964 | 11,38 - 6.84 - 11.81 - 1.94 - 50,47 - 15,79 - 33.10 - 4.30 - 51.28 - 4.40,09 |
| 10 | Sun Chaohui | CHN | 6935 | 11,68 - 6.49 - 12.95 - 1.91 - 51,11 - 16,11 - 35.76 - 4.30 - 52.34 - 4.29,22 |
| 11 | Matej Mehes | SVK | 6841 | 11,52 - 6.92 - 12.98 - 2.03 - 52,52 - 15,45 - 36.50 - 3.90 - 56.86 - 5.24,28 |
| 12 | Pontus Lundkvist | SWE | 6794 | 11,57 - 6.61 - 12.43 - 1.88 - 51,09 - 15,96 - 36.50 - 4.30 - 45.86 - 4.40,41 |
| 13 | Marc Magrans | ESP | 6736 | 11,42 - 6.36 - 11.29 - 1.88 - 49,94 - 15,68 - 30.96 - 4.20 - 46.78 - 4.27,88 |
| 14 | Du Xiaopeng | CHN | 6650 | 11,00 - 6.44 - 11.38 - 1.88 - 51,33 - 15,53 - 40.26 - 3.80 - 39.36 - 4.47,55 |
| 15 | Hiroyuki Tagata | JPN | 6577 | 10,99 - 6.63 - 9.12 - 1.82 - 51,07 - 15,44 - 28.26 - 4.80 - 38.60 - 4.45,55 |
| 16 | Jin Sung-Ryon | KOR | 6501 | 11,44 - 7.36 - 9.35 - 1.94 - 52,68 - 16,04 - 25.52 - 4.60 - 39.08 - 4.49,65 |
| 17 | Abdul Marzouk Al-Shahrani | KSA | 6408 | 11,52 - 6.54 - 10.48 - 1.85 - 50,79 - 16,07 - 32.32 - 4.00 - 44.80 - 4.48,91 |
| 18 | Márcio de Souza | BRA | 6286 | 11,38 - 6.81 - 11.34 - 1.85 - 52,56 - 15,23 - 32.60 - 3.20 - 49.64 - 5.15,02 |
| 19 | Rick Wassenaar | NED | 6222 | 11,52 - 7.02 - 13.30 - 1.85 - 51,04 - 0 - 40.52 - 4.20 - 51.58 - 4.57,76 |
Didn’t finish:
Oleksandr Yurkov (UKR), Prodromos Korkizoglou (GRE), Stefan Hammer (SUI), Gennadiy Sitkevich (BLR), Jiri Ryba (CZE), Georgi Petrov (BUL), Ross Bomben (USA), Raul Duany Bueno (CUB), Pierre Alexandre Vial (FRA)
Historical note: Benjamin Jensen’s 5.10 m pole vault set a World Junior Championships decathlon best that has stood for over 30 years, equalled by Štěpán Janáček in 1996.
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