Search results: Peyton Bair

Peyton Bair’s 6503 points was a record-setting collegiate heptathlon performance at the 2026 NCAA Indoor Championships in Fayetteville, Arkansas, placing him sixth all-time worldwide.

Oregon’s Peyton Bair, the defending NCAA Indoor heptathlon champion, set a world-leading score of 6371 points to break the meet record of 6272 set by Razorback Ayden Owens in 2022.

Peyton Bair scored 6503 points for a season-best in the men’s heptathlon

World men’s heptathlon all-time list. This all-time list highlights the top performances in the event’s history, featuring athletes who have surpassed 6055-point mark.

USA men’s heptathlon all-time list up to 5900 points

Men’s decathlon best first-day performers — a list of decathletes who have scored 4450 points or more after the first five events.

USA men’s decathlon all-time list up to 8200 points

Top 10 per decathlon event: lists the best 10 performances in each event across all decathlons with a total score of at least 7000 points.

Men’s heptathlon total score top 20 ranking by running and jumping category.

Men’s heptathlon best performers 1st day - a list of all athletes who have scored 3550 points or more after the the first day.

Men’s heptathlon best performers 2nd day - a list of all athletes who have scored 2800 points or more during the second day.

Men’s heptathlon top 10 individual events

Decathlon total top 20 rankings by running, jumping, and throwing categories.

Men’s heptathlon all-time best performances: a list of all performances scoring 6200 points or more.

A complete history of the US Championships highlights all-time decathlon records and champions, showcasing the nation’s finest performances and winners across the years.

At the 2024 US Championships decathlon in Eugene, Heath Baldwin won the title with 8625 points, ahead of Zach Ziemek (8516) and Harrison Williams (8384).

Kyle Garland won the 2025 US Championships decathlon in Eugene with a world-class 8869 points, followed by Heath Baldwin with 8407 and Harrison Williams with 8223.

Total points based on personal bests: calculated by adding the points from an athlete’s personal records in each event. This section lists all totals exceeding 6500 points.