2019 European Combined Events Team Championships

2019 European Combined Events Team Championships
Organisers	European Athletics
Edition	34th
Date	6–7 July
Host city	Lutsk, Ukraine (Super League) Ribeira Brava, Portugal (1st, 2nd League)
Venue	Avanhard Stadium Centro Desportivo da Madeira
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The 2019 European Combined Events Team Championships was the 34th edition of the biennial international team track and field competition for European combined track and field events specialists, with contests in men's decathlon and women's heptathlon. Held over 6–7 July, it consisted of three divisions: Super League, 1st League, and 2nd League. The Super League events were held at Avanhard Stadium in Lutsk, Ukraine, while the lower divisions were held at the Centro Desportivo da Madeira in Ribeira Brava, Portugal. National teams were ranked on the combined points totals of their best three athletes in both men's and women's competitions.

Estonia won the Super League competition, led by Maicel Uibo and Mari Klaup-McColl. The Czech Republic and Finland took first and second in the 1st League to gain promotion to the Super League. Belgium and Ireland were the top two nations in the 2nd League, earning promotion to the 1st League. The best individual performers across the championships were Belarusian Vital Zhuk in the decathlon, with 8237 points, and Ukraine's , with a personal best of 6165 points in the heptathlon.

Divisions[]

Division	Date	Location	Country
Super League	6–7 July 2019	Lutsk	Ukraine
1st League	6–7 July 2019	Ribeira Brava	Portugal
2nd League	6–7 July 2019	Ribeira Brava	Portugal

Super League[]

Participation[]

•  Estonia
•  Belarus
•  Great Britain
•  Ukraine
•  Spain (promoted from 1st League)
•  France
•   Switzerland
•  Netherlands (promoted from 1st League)

The Netherlands competed in the women's heptathlon only.

Decathlon[]

Rank	Athlete	Nation	Points	Notes
	Vital Zhuk	Belarus	8237	SB
	Maicel Uibo	Estonia	8181
	Jorge Ureña	Spain	8073
4	Kristjan Rosenberg	Estonia	8033	PB
5	Janek Õiglane	Estonia	7996
6		France	7743
7		Great Britain	7726
8		Spain	7699
9		Belarus	7680	SB
10	Bastien Auzeil	France	7633
11		Great Britain	7594	PB
12	Eduard Mikhan	Belarus	7500
13		Great Britain	7422	PB
14		France	7419
15	Andrei Krauchanka	Belarus	7404
16		Estonia	7382
17		Ukraine	7353
18		Great Britain	7233
19		Ukraine	7165
20		Spain	7157
21		Ukraine	7147
22		France	7034
23		Switzerland	6984
24		Switzerland	6583
25		Switzerland	6328
—		Spain	DNF
—		Switzerland	DNF
—	Oleksiy Kasyanov	Ukraine	DNF

Heptathlon[]

Rank	Athlete	Nation	Points	Notes
		Ukraine	6165	PB
		Great Britain	6029	PB
		Netherlands	5905	PB
4		Ukraine	5705	PB
5		Ukraine	5685	SB
6		Netherlands	5669	PB
7		Spain	5643	SB
8		France	5636
9		Netherlands	5593
10		Belarus	5573
11		Switzerland	5539
12	Mari Klaup-McColl	Estonia	5477	SB
13		Netherlands	5442
14		Great Britain	5399	SB
15		Belarus	5372	PB
16		Spain	5316
17		France	5299
18		Great Britain	5263
19		Ukraine	5246	PB
20		Switzerland	5236
21		Switzerland	5199	SB
22		Belarus	5198
23		France	5175
24		Switzerland	5172
25		Estonia	5168	SB
26		Belarus	5114
27		Estonia	5104
28	Andrea Medina	Spain	5089
29		Spain	5056
29		France	4958
—	Grit Šadeiko	Estonia	DNF
—		Great Britain	DNF

Team[]

Czech Republic and Netherlands were relegated to the 1st League

Rank	Nation	Points
1	Estonia	39,959
2	Belarus	39,560
3	Great Britain	39,433
4	Ukraine	39,220
5	Spain	38,977
6.	France	38,905
7.	Czech Republic	35,869
–	Netherlands

1st League[]

Decathlon[]

Rank	Athlete	Nation	Points	Notes
	Jiří Sýkora	Czech Republic	8104	SB
	Jan Doležal	Czech Republic	8083
	Fredrik Samuelsson	Sweden	7930
4	Paweł Wiesiołek	Poland	7753
5	Marek Lukáš	Czech Republic	7743
6	Elmo Savola	Finland	7660	SB
7		Latvia	7392	SB
8		Latvia	7108	PB
9		Finland	7090
10	Adam Helcelet	Czech Republic	7060
11		Poland	7027
12		Italy	7024	PB
13		Sweden	7017	PB
14		Poland	6981
15		Finland	6944	PB
16		Italy	6901
17		Sweden	6892	SB
18		Italy	6880	PB
19		Latvia	6504	PB
20		Finland	6052
—		Sweden	DNF
—		Latvia	DNF
—		Poland	DNF

Heptathlon[]

Rank	Athlete	Nation	Points	Notes
	Kateřina Cachová	Czech Republic	6034	SB
		Finland	5795	PB
		Poland	5589
4		Italy	5497	PB
5		Sweden	5477	PB
6	Saga Vanninen	Finland	5449	WYL PB
7		Czech Republic	5438	SB
8	Enrica Cipolloni	Italy	5418	SB
9	Sveva Gerevini	Italy	5410
10		Sweden	5369
11		Poland	5360
12		Finland	5274
13		Italy	5169
14		Czech Republic	5117
15		Czech Republic	5104
16		Finland	4784
17		Latvia	4715	SB
18		Latvia	4678
19		Latvia	4660
20		Poland	4609
21		Poland	4282
22		Sweden	4265
—		Latvia	DNF
—		Sweden	DNF

Team[]

Czech Republic and Finland were promoted to the Super League, while Sweden and Latvia were relegated to the 2nd League

Rank	Land	Points
1	Czech Republic	40,519
2	Finland	38,212
3	Poland	37,319
4	Italy	37,130
5	Sweden	36,950
6	Latvia	35,057

2nd League[]

Belgium and Ireland were promoted to the 1st League

Individual[]

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
Decathlon	Niels Pittomvils (BEL)	7837 pts SB	(IRL)	7379 pts	(BEL)	7303 pts SB
Heptathlon	Noor Vidts (BEL)	6027 pts	Lucia Vadlejch (SVK)	5755 pts	(ISL)	5562 pts PB

Team[]

Rank	Nation	Points
1	Belgium	38,165
2	Ireland	35,821
3	Denmark	34,240
4	Romania	33,260
5	Turkey	32,292

References[]

Results

• Super League results^{[permanent dead link]}