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European Cup Combined Events / Team Championships – Super League records and champions (0)

Oct 27, 2026
The European Cup Combined Events Super League historical archive showcases all-time decathlon records and results, highlighting the best performances across the competition’s history.

The European Cup Combined Events was renamed the European Combined Events Team Championships in 2017. Tables below cover decathlon records and individual winners in the highest division from 1991 to 2019.

Super League all-time decathlon records
Event Result Athlete Nation Points Venue
100 m 10,54 (-0.1) Tomaš Dvorak CZE 8994 Prague 1999
Long jump 8.03 (+0.4) Roman Šebrle CZE 8589 Tallinn 1998 ECSL
Shot put 16.78 Tomaš Dvorak CZE 8994 Prague 1999
High jump 2.25 Ramon Kaju EST 7608 Tallinn 1997 ECSL
400 m 46,48 Jan Podebradsky CZE 7746 Valladolid 1995
110 m hurdles 13,66 (+0.9) Frank Busemann GER 8522 Lage 1996
Discus throw 50.52 William Motti FRA 8111 Venissieux 1994
Pole vault 5.60 Erki Nool EST 8628 Tallinn 1998 ECSL
Javelin throw 72.32 Tomaš Dvorak CZE 8994 Prague 1999
1500 m 4.07,20 Jan Podebradsky CZE 7876 Venissieux 1994
1st day 4645 Tomaš Dvorak CZE 8994 Prague 1999
10,54 - 7.90 - 16.78 - 2.04 - 48,08
2nd day 4349 Tomaš Dvorak CZE 8994 Prague 1999
13,73 - 48.33 - 4.90 - 72.32 - 4.37,20
Running events 3656 Jan Podebradsky CZE 7876 Venissieux 1994
10,83 (+0.4) - 46,92 - 14,64 (-1.9) - 4.07,20
Jumping events 2877 Andrei Krauchanka BLR 8585 Hengelo 2008
7.68 (+0.5) - 2.13 - 5.20
Throwing events 2660 Tomaš Dvorak CZE 8994 Prague 1999
16.78 - 48.33 - 72.32
Decathlon 8994 WR Tomaš Dvorak CZE 8994 Prague 1999
10,54 - 7.90 - 16.78 - 2.04 - 48,08 - 13,73 - 48.33 - 4.90 - 72.32 - 4.37,20

 

Super League decathlon winners, 1991–2019
Year Venue Athlete Nation Points
1991 Helmond 1991 Christian Plaziat FRA 8518
1993 Oulu 1993 Paul Meier GER 8366
1994 Venissieux 1994 Christian Plaziat FRA 8505
1995 Valladolid 1995 Tomaš Dvorak CZE 8347
1996 Lage 1996 Frank Busemann GER 8522
1997 Tallinn 1997 ECSL Roman Šebrle CZE 8322
1998 Tallinn 1998 ECSL Erki Nool EST 8628
1999 Prague 1999 Tomaš Dvorak CZE 8994 WR
2000 Oulu 2000 Oleksandr Yurkov UKR 8118
2001 Arles 2001 Oleksandr Yurkov UKR 8380
2002 Bydgoszcz 2002 Mike Maczey GER 8104
2003 Bressanone 2003 Romain Barras FRA 8008
2004 Tallinn 2004 ECSL William Frullani ITA 7927
2005 Bydgoszcz 2005 Mikk Pahapill EST 8149
2006 Arles 2006 Romain Barras FRA 8416
2007 Tallinn 2007 ECSL Aliaksandr Parkhomenka BLR 8101
2008 Hengelo 2008 Andrei Krauchanka BLR 8585
2009 Szczecin 2009 Andrei Krauchanka BLR 8336
2010 Tallinn 2010 ECSL Romain Barras FRA 8313
2011 Torun 2011 ECSL Andres Raja EST 8114
2013 Tallinn 2013 ECSL Kevin Mayer FRA 8390
2014 Torun 2014 Eelco Sintnicolaas NED 8156
2015 Aubagne 2015 Ilya Shkurenyov RUS 8378
2017 Tallinn 2017 ECSL Janek Õiglane EST 8170
2019 Lutsk 2019 Vitaliy Zhuk BLR 8237

WR – world record

Super League men’s team champions, 1991–2011
Year Venue Team champions Scoring athletes Points
1991 Helmond 1991 Germany Christian Schenk
Thorsten Dauth
Michael Kohnle
24350
1993 Oulu 1993 France Christian Plaziat
Alain Blondel
William Motti
24163
1994 Venissieux 1994 France Christian Plaziat
Alain Blondel
William Motti
24864
1995 Valladolid 1995 Czech Republic Tomaš Dvorak
Jan Podebradsky
Kamil Damašek
23826
1996 Lage 1996 Germany Frank Busemann
Dirk-Achim Pajonk
Frank Müller
24832
1997 Tallinn 1997 ECSL Czech Republic Roman Šebrle
Kamil Damašek
Robert Zmelik
24416
1998 Tallinn 1998 ECSL Czech Republic Roman Šebrle
Jiri Ryba
Kamil Damašek
23974
1999 Prague 1999 Czech Republic Tomaš Dvorak
Roman Šebrle
Jiri Ryba
25375
2000 Oulu 2000 France Laurent Hernu
Lionel Marceny
Stephane Bamboux
23495
2001 Arles 2001 France Laurent Hernu
Pierre Alexandre Vial
Gaetan Blouin
23933
2002 Bydgoszcz 2002 Germany Mike Maczey
Stefan Schmid
Florian Schönbeck
23750
2003 Bressanone 2003 France Romain Barras
Lionel Marceny
Laurent Hernu
23638
2004 Tallinn 2004 ECSL Estonia Indrek Turi
Kristjan Rahnu
Madis Kallas
23282
2005 Bydgoszcz 2005 Estonia Mikk Pahapill
Madis Kallas
Andres Raja
23139
2006 Arles 2006 France Romain Barras
Nadir El Fassi
Rudy Bourguignon
24185
2007 Tallinn 2007 ECSL Belarus Aliaksandr Parkhomenka
Mikalai Shubianok
Aliaksandr Korzun
23749
2008 Hengelo 2008 Belarus Andrei Krauchanka
Aliaksandr Parkhomenka
Mikalai Shubianok
24160
2009 Szczecin 2009 Belarus Andrei Krauchanka
Mikalai Shubianok
Aliaksandr Parkhomenka
24077
2010 Tallinn 2010 ECSL Estonia Mikk Pahapill
Andres Raja
Mikk Mihkel Arro
23746
2011 Torun 2011 ECSL Russia Vasili Kharlamov
Aleksandr Tabala
Andrei Demyanov
23305

Men’s team totals are based on the three highest individual decathlon scores for each country. In 2009, Belarus became the winning team following the annulment of Aleksandr Pogorelov’s result.

Super League overall team champions, 2013–2019
Year Venue Team champions Scoring decathletes Scoring heptathletes Points
2013 Tallinn 2013 ECSL France Kevin Mayer
Florian Geffrouais
Jeremy Lelievre
Antoinette Nana Djimou
Rokhaya Mbaye
Merryl Mbeng
41421
2014 Torun 2014 Russia Sergei Sviridov
Evgeny Sarantsev
Ivan Grigoryev
Anna Blank
Aleksandra Butvina
Kristina Poltavets
41159
2015 Aubagne 2015 Russia Ilya Shkurenyov
Evgeny Sarantsev
Sergey Timshin
Anna Blank
Ulyana Aleksandrova
Anastasiya Belyakova
41700
2017 Tallinn 2017 ECSL Ukraine Olexiy Kasyanov
Vasyl Ivanytskyy
Ruslan Malohlovets
Alina Shukh
Daryna Sloboda
Rimma Hordiyenko
40085
2019 Lutsk 2019 Estonia Maicel Uibo
Kristjan Rosenberg
Janek Õiglane
Mari Klaup-McColl
Hanna-Mai Vaikla
Kristella Jurkatamm
39959

From 2013, the overall team title combined the three highest men’s decathlon scores and the three highest women’s heptathlon scores for each country.

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