2016 IAAF World U20 Championships – Women's heptathlon

The women's heptathlon event at the 2016 IAAF World U20 Championships was held at Zdzisław Krzyszkowiak Stadium on 21 and 22 July.

Medalists

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Gold Sarah Lagger
  Austria
Silver Adriana Rodríguez
  Cuba
Bronze Hanne Maudens
  Belgium

Records

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Standing records prior to the 2016 IAAF World U20 Championships in Athletics
World Junior Record   Carolina Klüft (SWE) 6542 Munich, Germany 10 August 2002
Championship Record   Carolina Klüft (SWE) 6470 Kingston, Jamaica 20 July 2002
World Junior Leading   Alina Shukh (UKR) 6099 Lutsk, Ukraine 19 June 2016

Results

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Final standings

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  The highest mark recorded in each event is highlighted in yellow
Rank Athlete Nationality 100m H HJ SP 200m LJ JT 800m Points Notes
  Sarah Lagger   Austria 14.25 1.77 13.09 24.93 5.95 43.65 2:15.99 5960 NU20R
  Adriana Rodríguez   Cuba 13.69 1.80 12.65 23.95 5.96 37.36 2:23.27 5925 PB
  Hanne Maudens   Belgium 14.75 1.77 11.49 24.58 6.34 40.29 2:15.70 5881 PB
4 Bianca Salming   Sweden 14.62 1.83 13.29 26.13 5.81 44.39 2:17.69 5840 PB
5 Lovisa Östervall   Sweden 13.97 1.80 10.39 24.88 6.09 36.90 2:19.94 5723 PB
6 Nina Schultz   Canada 14.13 1.77 11.53 24.79 5.57 42.84 2:24.74 5639 PB
7 Karin Strametz   Austria 13.74 1.62 10.82 24.66 5.84 39.69 2:18.61 5579
8 Emma Fitzgerald   United States 14.36 1.71 10.47 25.68 5.74 50.63 2:25.23 5577 PB
9 Lisa Maihöfer   Germany 14.33 1.80 11.08 24.95 5.79 34.72 2:22.75 5540 PB
10 Elisa Pineau   France 14.89 1.77 13.23 25.72 5.96 35.94 2:25.56 5539 PB
11 Amanda Marie Frøynes   Norway 14.92 1.71 10.34 25.86 5.78 44.35 2:15.97 5493 PB
12 Paola Sarabia   Spain 14.79 1.77 10.83 25.33 5.98 37.71 2:23.74 5491
13 Emma Oosterwegel   Netherlands 14.52 1.68 11.65 25.62 5.27 51.51 2:26.84 5461
14 Carmen Ramos   Spain 14.46 1.65 11.60 25.00 5.44 41.39 2:19.02 5445
15 Alysha Burnett   Australia 14.55 1.74 12.55 25.80 5.64 41.74 2:32.99 5416
16 Kaylee Hinton   United States 14.12 1.74 10.37 24.95 5.66 33.23 2:25.17 5349 PB
17 Celeste Mucci   Australia 13.77 1.65 11.70 25.45 5.66 39.14 2:40.86 5254
18 Mareike Rösing   Germany 14.53 1.74 10.55 25.39 5.68 33.49 2:27.02 5252
19 Barbora Zatloukalová   Czech Republic 14.52 1.68 9.17 25.18 5.43 36.83 2:22.68 5155
20 Marijke Esselink   Netherlands 14.54 1.65 11.02 25.76 5.40 37.07 2:29.85 5089
21 Weronika Grzelak   Poland 14.44 1.77 12.14 24.88 5.85 38.69 DQ 4872
22 Jessica Rautelin   Finland 14.15 1.65 11.89 25.29 5.77 38.55 DQ 4685
Maria Huntington   Finland 14.26 1.68 10.88 25.92 DNS DNF
Elizabeth Morland   Ireland 13.84 1.68 DNS DNF

References

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  1. ^ "Final results" (PDF). IAAF. Retrieved 15 October 2017.