2017 Hypo-Meeting

The 43rd edition of the annual Hypo-Meeting took place on May 27 and May 28, 2017 in Götzis, Austria. The track and field competition, featuring a men's decathlon and a women's heptathlon event was part of the 2017 IAAF Combined Events Challenge. Damian Warner (8591 points) and Nafissatou Thiam (7013 points) were the winners of the events overall. Thiam's score was the third best time in history and she became only the fourth woman to ever score over 7000 points.

2017 Hypo-Meeting
VenueMösle stadium
LocationGötzis, Austria
DatesMay 27–May 28
Websitehttps://meeting-goetzis.at/en/
Champions
Men Damian Warner (8591)
Women Nafissatou Thiam (7013)

Men's Decathlon

Schedule
May 27
  1. 100 m
  2. Long Jump
  3. Shot Put
  4. High Jump
  5. 400 m
May 28
  1. 110 m hurdles
  2. Discus Throw
  3. Pole Vault
  4. Javelin Throw
  5. 1,500 m

Records
World Record  Ashton Eaton (USA) 9045 29 August, 2015 Beijing, China
Event Record  Roman Šebrle (CZE) 9026 27 May, 2001 Götzis, Austria

Results
  The best mark recorded in each event is highlighted in yellow
Rank Athlete Decathlon Points
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
1  Damian Warner (CAN) 10.35 7.85 14.09 2.03 47.49 13.54 44.35 4.70 57.59 4:29.33 8591
2  Eelco Sintnicolaas (NED) 10.57 7.61 14.62 1.91 48.37 14.16 43.52 5.40 62.13 4:03.32 8539
3  Rico Freimuth (GER) 10.53 7.47 15.21 1.94 49.40 13.80 49.45 4.80 57.77 4:42.67 8365
4  Adam Sebastian Helcelet (CZE) 10.87 7.32 14.89 2.00 49.50 14.19 44.35 5.00 68.04 4:43.69 8335
5  Pieter Braun (NED) 10.90 7.71 14.82 2.00 49.09 14.40 42.66 5.00 58.49 4:28.14 8334
6  Mathias Brugger (GER) 10.89 7.25 15.32 1.97 47.29 14.06 45.08 4.80 57.81 4:34.26 8294
7  Oleksiy Kasyanov (UKR) 10.66 7.63 14.64 2.00 48.68 14.03 44.99 4.70 54.11 4:33.43 8281
8  Leonel Suárez (CUB) 11.08 7.25 14.18 2.00 48.80 14.54 44.18 4.50 71.88 4:29.14 8214
9  Fredrik Samuelsson (SWE) 10.81 7.50 14.40 2.03 49.26 14.10 40.03 5.00 56.21 4:39.52 8172
10  Ashley Bryant (GBR) 10.89 7.70 14.20 1.97 49.69 14.69 42.52 4.50 67.54 4:31.86 8163
11  Jiří Sýkora (CZE) 10.88 7.33 14.73 1.97 49.20 14.25 47.38 4.80 61.06 4:57.01 8120
12  Pau Tonnesen (ESP) 11.08 7.53 14.65 2.06 53.62 14.60 42.97 5.40 60.86 4:48.90 8102
13  Dominik Distelberger (AUT) 10.73 7.15 13.36 1.88 48.16 14.32 43.08 4.90 60.11 4:35.68 8046
14  Janek Õiglane (EST) 11.17 7.13 15.02 2.03 50.56 14.72 40.96 4.90 65.17 4:37.76 8037
15  Paweł Wiesiołek (POL) 10.79 7.35 14.19 2.12 50.83 14.52 44.50 4.50 55.58 4:42.16 8002
16  Marek Lukáš (CZE) 10.94 6.99 14.21 1.91 50.05 14.62 39.98 4.80 70.80 4:32.94 7997
17  Pierce Lepage (CAN) 10.49 7.64 13.26 2.09 48.99 14.58 40.42 4.90 50.78 5:17.93 7864
18  Simone Cairoli (ITA) 10.79 7.37 13.04 2.03 49.95 14.72 37.53 4.50 56.36 4:21.14 7875
19  Darko Pešić (MNE) 11.25 7.15 15.47 1.94 51.03 14.65 45.56 4.20 59.56 4:24.73 7846
20  Gaël Quérin (FRA) 11.26 7.32 13.39 1.88 49.09 14.71 39.49 4.60 51.22 4:08.90 7764
21  Akihiko Nakamura (JPN) 10.78 7.44 11.43 1.91 48.48 14.22 35.02 4.70 46.92 4:17.15 7714
22  Maxime Maugein (FRA) 11.10 7.03 13.93 2.00 49.79 14.41 39.96 5.00 45.69 5:00.84 7586
23  John Lane (GBR) 10.76 7.43 12.50 2.00 49.41 14.51 40.99 4.90 48.85 DNF 7162
—  Luiz Alberto de Araújo (BRA) 10.72 NM 15.14 DNS — — — — — — DNF
—  Jonas Fringeli (SUI) 11.20 6.89 DNS — — — — — — — DNF
—  Andri Oberholzer (SUI) 11.14 DNS — — — — — — — — DNF
—  Niels Pittomvils (BEL) 11.06 7.31 14.35 1.97 50.07 14.73 42.37 NM — — DNF
—  Fredriech Pretorius (RSA) 10.96 7.31 12.58 1.85 DNS — — — — — DNF
—  Kristjan Rosenberg (EST) 11.03 7.07 13.65 2.03 49.79 DNF — — — — DNF
—  Maicel Uibo (EST) 11.04 7.35 NM 2.15 50.67 14.80 47.17 5.20 DNS — DNF

Women's heptathlon

Schedule
May 27
  1. 100 m hurdles
  2. High Jump
  3. Shot Put
  4. 200 m
May 28
  1. Long Jump
  2. Javelin Throw
  3. 800 m

Records
World Record  Jackie Joyner-Kersee (USA) 7291 September 24, 1988 Seoul, South Korea
Event Record  Sabine Braun (GER) 6985 May 31, 1992 Götzis, Austria

Results
  The best mark recorded in each event is highlighted in yellow
Rank Athlete Heptathlon Points
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
1  Nafissatou Thiam (BEL) 13.34 1.98 14.51 24.40 6.56 59.32 2:15.24 7013
2  Carolin Schäfer (GER) 13.09 1.86 14.76 23.36 6.57 49.80 2:14.73 6836
3  Laura Ikauniece-Admidina (LAT) 13.10 1.77 13.53 23.49 6.64 56.17 2:11.76 6815
4  Katarina Johnson-Thompson (GBR) 13.29 1.95 12.72 22.81 6.53 39.98 2:11.12 6691
5  Claudia Salman (GER) 13.51 1.74 14.00 23.62 6.86 39.67 2:05.54 6580
6  Erica Bougard (USA) 13.57 1.83 12.45 23.28 6.59 40.85 2:08.68 6502
7  Anouk Vetter (NED) 13.32 1.71 15.54 24.21 6.19 55.43 2:20.20 6497
8  Yorgelis Rodríguez (CUB) 13.80 1.86 14.09 24.16 6.06 48.25 2:12.65 6446
9  Xénia Krizsán (HUN) 13.72 1.80 14.29 25.03 6.09 49.81 2:10.04 6390
10  Nadine Visser (NED) 12.78 1.74 12.85 23.46 6.27 42.81 2:15.24 6355
11  Antoinette Nana Djimou Ida (FRA) 13.32 1.68 15.16 24.57 6.33 50.19 2:22.64 6311
12  Géraldine Rückstuhl (SUI) 13.96 1.77 13.89 24.80 5.78 58.31 2:16.68 6291
13  Grit Šadeiko (EST) 13.31 1.74 13.89 24.69 6.17 48.35 2:16.86 6280
14  Ivona Dadic (AUT) 13.70 1.74 14.10 24.07 5.86 46.20 2:18.07 6143
15  Hanne Maudens (BEL) 14.14 1.77 12.53 24.33 6.30 40.45 2:11.09 6113
16  Alina Shukh (UKR) 14.78 1.80 13.16 26.77 6.29 52.92 2:12.31 6106
17  Marthe Koala (BUR) 13.72 1.74 13.32 23.81 6.12 39.15 2:19.62 6036
18  Noor Vidts (BEL) 14.11 1.74 13.95 24.21 6.02 36.44 2:10.96 6024
19  Sarah Lagger (AUT) 14.11 1.74 12.65 24.90 6.00 45.06 2:12.33 6012
20  Katerina Cachová (CZE) 13.39 1.65 11.94 24.60 5.82 46.67 2:12.38 5963
21  Mari Klaup (EST) 13.95 1.83 12.06 25.62 5.78 47.07 2:22.60 5872
22  Caroline Agnou (SUI) 14.03 1.74 13.04 24.75 6.01 37.78 2:17.00 5860
23  Karin Strametz (AUT) 13.85 1.68 11.71 25.20 6.11 42.86 2:14.93 5840
24  Bianca Salming (SWE) 14.87 1.80 13.06 26.40 5.73 46.08 2:12.43 5812
25  Katsiaryna Netsviatayeva (BLR) 14.79 1.71 14.36 25.91 5.63 38.38 2:14.46 5634
—  Nadine Broersen (NED) 13.96 DNS DNS — — — — DNF
—  Alysbeth Felix (PUR) 14.15 1.77 11.53 24.53 DNS — — DNF
—  Jennifer Oeser (GER) 14.15 1.68 DNS — — — — DNF
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