U20 World Championships Annecy 1998 (0)
| P | Athlete | Nation | Points | Results |
| 1 | Aki Heikkinen | FIN | 7476 | 11,43 - 6.80 - 12.83 - 1.89 - 50,70 - 15,31 - 38.72 - 4.60 - 65.77 - 4.32,01 |
| 2 | Thomas Pöge | GER | 7332 | 11,43 - 6.93 - 13.12 - 1.98 - 51,51 - 14,98 - 35.03 - 4.60 - 57.92 - 4.45,09 |
| 3 | Jaakko Ojaniemi | FIN | 7246 | 11,11 - 7.25 - 12.86 - 1.95 - 50,56 - 15,59 - 36.42 - 4.20 - 54.62 - 4.48,38 |
| 4 | Stefan Drews | GER | 7187 | 11,23 - 7.13 - 10.78 - 1.86 - 49,53 - 14,55 - 33.57 - 4.60 - 46.07 - 4.33,38 |
| 5 | Edwin van Calker | NED | 7089 | 10,84 - 7.40 - 11.90 - 1.80 - 48,59 - 15,14 - 34.95 - 4.00 - 48.66 - 4.54,42 |
| 6 | Edson Bindilatti | BRA | 7082 | 11,24 - 7.14 - 10.89 - 1.98 - 48,28 - 14,92 - 33.72 - 4.20 - 41.76 - 4.41,85 |
| 7 | Marcin Kondratowicz | POL | 7054 | 11,48 - 7.04 - 12.83 - 1.89 - 51,46 - 15,80 - 37.86 - 4.30 - 52.64 - 4.43,75 |
| 8 | Denis Zavyalov | RUS | 7035 | 11,75 - 6.76 - 11.69 - 1.89 - 50,07 - 15,49 - 37.24 - 4.50 - 44.86 - 4.21,68 |
| 9 | Rudy Bourguignon | FRA | 6975 | 11,50 - 6.94 - 11.92 - 1.83 - 52,57 - 16,63 - 38.37 - 4.90 - 53.98 - 4.45,75 |
| 10 | Michael Schnallinger | AUT | 6963 | 11,48 - 6.68 - 11.90 - 2.01 - 51,36 - 15,43 - 38.11 - 4.10 - 57.63 - 5.05,16 |
| 11 | Bostjan Vinkler | SLO | 6909 | 11,31 - 7.03 - 12.63 - 1.86 - 50,07 - 15,07 - 36.20 - 4.10 - 48.24 - 5.06,39 |
| 12 | Ahmad Hassan Moussa | QAT | 6872 | 11,19 - 6.79 - 11.64 - 1.65 - 49,55 - 15,48 - 40.55 - 3.50 - 62.15 - 4.45,67 |
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U20 European Championships Riga 1999
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