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Indoor Heptathlon MEDIA GUIDE/HANDBOOK Men’s INDOOR HEPTATHLON 14th IAAF WORLD INDOOR T&F CHAMPIONSHIPS Sopot, Poland March 7-9, 2014 Frank Zarnowski DECA, The Decathlon Association www.decathlonusa.typepad.com Time Schedule: Friday, March 7, 2014 --- local time------- USA east coast USA Pacific time 60 meters 12:10 pm 6:10 am 3:10 am Long Jump 13:05 [1:05] pm 7:05 am 4:05 am Shot Put 18:30 [6:30 pm] 12:30 pm 9:30 am High Jump 19:55 [7:55 pm] 1:55 pm 10:55 am Saturday, March 8, 2014 60m Hurdles 10:00 am 4:00 am 1:00 am Pole Vault 11:00 am 5:00 am 2:00 am 1000 meters 19:20 pm [7:20 pm] 13:20 pm 10:20 am Meet results are Available at: http://www.iaaf.org/competitions/iaaf-world-indoor-championships/iaaf-world-indoor- championships-2014-4952/timetable/byday 2014 IAAF World Indoor Championships March 7-8, 2014, Sopot, Poland Entries: Andrei Krauchanka (BLR) - (winner of 2013 CE Challenge) Ashton Eaton (USA) - (Invitation Criteria: Outdoor list) Pascal Behrenbrech (GER) - (Outdoor list) Damian Warner (CAN) - (Outdoor list) OleksiyKasyanov (UKR) - (Indoor list) Eelco Sintinicolaas (NED) - (Indoor list) T. Van der Plaetsen (BEL) - (Indoor List) Kai Kazmirek (GER) - (IAAF Wild Card) Left to right: Pascal Behrenbruch/GER; Ashton Eaton/USA; Oleksiy Kasyanov/UKR; Kai Kazmirek/GER; Andrei Krauchanka/BLR; Eelco Sintnicolaas/NED; Thomas Van der Plaetsen/BEL; Damian Warner/CAN. Selection Criteria IAAF WC (Sopot, POL, 3/7-8) For the Combined Events, eight athletes were invited by the IAAF in the Heptathlon as follows: the winner of the 2013 Combined Events Challenge [Andrei Krauchanka/BLR] the three best athletes from the 2013 Outdoor Lists (as at 31 December 2013), limited to a maximum of one per country [Ashton Eaton/USA,8807, Damian Warner/CAN 8512 and Pascal Behrenbruch /GER 8514]. Michael Schrader/GER declined b/c injury. the three best athletes from the 2014 Indoor Lists (as at 17 February 2014): Eelco Sintinoclaas/NED, Thomas Van der Plaetsen/BEL and Oleksiy Kasyanov/UKR. one athlete which may be invited at the discretion of the IAAF -Kai Kazmirek/GER, European u23 champion. In total no more than two male and two female athletes from any one Member will be invited. Upon refusals or cancellations, the invitations shall be extended to the next ranked athletes in the same lists respecting the above conditions. 2014 World List 6242 Sintnicolaas, Eelco NED Dutch Champs, Apeldoorn 7.04 759 1466 202 8.16 540 2:42.21 3616/2826 6188 Van der Plaetsen, Thomas/BEL Dutch Chmps, Apeldoorn 7.24 778 1414 208 8.16 530 2:44.64 3419/2769 6104 Kasyanov, Oleksiy/UKR Zaporizhia, UKR 6.88 752 1484 208 7.96 450 2:44.02 3523/2581 6083 Kazmirek, Kai/GER Frankfurt-Kalbach, GER 7.04 764 1371 200 8.00 500 2:43.12 3353/2731 6071 Horn, Gray/USA USA, Albuquerque, NM 6.96 769 1336 207 8.03 490 2:48.51 3436/2635 6039 Nixon, Gunnar/USA Birmingham, AL 6.93 750 1442 212 8.12 443 2:43.44 3511/2528 6022 Rudnev, Pavel/RUS NC, Novocheboksarsk, RUS 7.03 735 1350 208 8.25 500 2:42.53 3346/2676 5996 Shkurenyov, Iiya/RUS Krasnodar, RUS 7.16 754 1440 205 8.20 500 2:48.67 3374/2622 5987 Beach, Curtis/USA ACC, Clemson 7.11 754 1250 196 8.30 500 2:31.83 3203/2784 Previous Winners: 1993 Dan O’Brien USA 6476 Toronto, CAN 1995 Christian Plaziat FRA 6246 Barcelona, ESP 1997 Robert Zmelik CZE 6228 Paris, FRA 1999 Sebastien Chmara POL 6386 Maebashi, JPN 2001 Roman Sebrle CZE 6420 Lisbon, POR 2003 Tom Pappas USA 6361 Birmingham, GBR 2004 Roman Sebrle CZE 6438 Budapest, ROM 2006 Andre Nicklaus GER 6192 Moscow, RUS 2008 Bryan Clay USA 6371 Valencia, ESP 2010 Bryan Clay USA 6204 Doha, QTR 2012 Ashton Eaton USA 6645 Istanbul, TUR 2014 Sopot, POL Previous Results (1993-2012): 2012 3/9-10 IAAF World Champs, Istanbul, TUR 6645 Eaton, Ashton/USA-Ore e TC 6.79 816 1456 203 7.68 520 2;32.77 WR 6071 Kasyanov, Oleksiy/UKR 6.87 768 1524 197 8.39 480 2:42.41 5969 Lukyanenko, Artem/RUS 7.07 738 1435 197 8.13 500 2:44.82 5898 Shkurenev, Ilya/RUS 7.39 750 1339 203 8.10 490 2:41.66 5878 Helcelet, Adam Sebastien/CZE 7.19 724 1404 206 8.16 470 2:43.05 5746 Andrei Krauchanka , Andrei/BLR 7.46 736 1490 203 8.21 480 2:53,83 5704 Garcia, Yordanis/CUB 7.02 664 1418 206 8.13 460 2:50.21 dnf Pahapill, Mikk/EST 7.27 674 1454 194 dnf withdrew 2010 3/12-13 IAAF World Indoor Championships, Doha, Qatar 6204 Clay, Bryan/USA ` 6.67 727 1531 206 8.00 500 2:50.28 6184 Hardee, Trey/USA 6.80 728 1444 208 7.79 500 2:47.76 6141 Drozdov, Alexandr/RUS 7.08 729 1717 209 8.40 490 2:45.35 6124 Krauchanka, Andrey/BLR 8.22 738 1359 218 8.04 500 2:41.70 6024 Sebrle, Roman/CZE 7.20 749 1570 209 8.30 480 2;46.55 6019 Kasyanov, Oleksiy/UKR 6.93 778 1455 200 8.01 440 2:43.78 5764 Suarez, Leonel/CUB 7.15 712 1359 206 8.24 460 2:45.04 dnf Pogorelov, Aleksandr/RUS 7.68 withdrew 8s.7f 2008 3/8-9 IAAF Indoor World Champs, Valencia, ESP 6371 Clay, Bryan/USA 6.71 775 1621 209 7.86 500 2:55.64 6234 Krauchanka, Andrei/BLR 7.19 763 1429 215 6.11 530 2:46.49 6131 Karpov, Dmitry/KAZ 7.20 731 1619 206 8.15 520 2:47.45 5984 Logvinenko, Mikhail/RUS 7.03 735 1382 200 8.08 500 2:44.69 5951 Kilmartin, Donovan/USA 7.02 736 1409 203 8.25 510 2;51.54 5894 Raja, Andreas/EST 6.95 742 1486 197 8.03 460 2:50.76 dnf Sebrle, Roman/CZE 7.16 760 1616 212 dnf inj withdrew dnf Pogorelov, Alex /RUS 7.06 748 withdrew 2006 3/11-12 IAAF World Champs, Moscow, RUS 6192 Niklaus, Andre/GER 7.06 764 1441 207 8.14 530 2:47.80 6187 Clay, Bryan/USA 6.67 774 1389 210 7.83 460 2:50.92 6161 Sebrle, Roman/CZE 7.10 776 1574 210 8.08 480 2:49.38 6062 Rahnu, Kristian/EST 6.91 733 1578 204 8.01 490 2:54.70 6052 Drovdov, Aleksey/RUS 7.01 741 1664 207 8.47 490 2:51.07 5910 Pogorelov, Aleksandr/RUS 7.06 743 1568 207 8.04 480 3:05.66 5795 Smirnov, Konstantin/RUS 6.92 724 1260 201 8.00 470 2:50.90 1st/2nd day scores: Clay 3616/2545; Sebr 3578/2583; Rahn 3486/2576; Drov 3551/2501 2004 3/4-5 IAAF World Championships, Budapest 6438 Sebrle, Roman/CZE 6.97 796 1628 211 7.95 480 2:39.67 6365 Clay, Bryan/USA 6.65 778 1484 208 7.77 490 2:49.41 6203 Lobodin, Lev/RUS 6.90 736 1599 205 7.83 480 2:45.76 6155 Karpov, Dmitriy/KAZ 7.04 797 1495 199 7.87 460 2:42.34 6093 Nool, Erki/EST 6.96 757 1490 196 8.33 510 2:41.94 6022 Pogorelov, Aleksandt/RUS 7.07 749 1525 208 8.13 490 2:54.44 5993 Magnusson, Jon Arnar/ISL 7.02 764 1577 196 8.08 460 2:47.52 5612 Leskovar, Ranko/SLO 7.04 752 1305 196 8.23 440 2:55.27 2003 3/15-16 IAAF World Indoor Champs, Birmingham, UK 6361 Pappas, Tom/USA 6.89 756 1623 217 7.80 490 2:51.65 6297 Lobodin, Lev/RUS 6.95 722 1651 205 7.89 530 2:48.25 6196 Sebrle, Roman/CZE 7.07 762 1520 208 8.02 500 2:46.20 6185 Magnusson, Jon Arnar/ISL 7.14 763 1620 202 8.06 510 2:47.60 6005 Dvorak, Tomas/CZE 7.17 721 1600 202 8.04 470 2:41.79 5999 Pogorelov, Aleksandr/RUS 7.11 737 1487 211 8.03 480 2:52.36 5988 Hernu, Laurent/FRA 7.15 734 1407 202 8.03 490 2:41.83 dnf Nool, Erki/EST 7.08 738 nm withdrew Leader after each event: Pappas 1. 922, 2. 1872. 3. 2737, 4. 3700, 5. 4733, 6. 5613, 7. 6361. Pappas becomes # 8 all-time world performer, 9 performance; all-time # 2 USA performer and performance. 2001 3/10-11 IAAF World Indoor Champs, Lisbon, POR 6420 Sebrle, Roman/CZE 7.00 788 1575 208 7.86 490 2:37.86 6233 Magnusson, Jon-Arnar/ISL 7.07 774 1634 205 8.09 490 2:44.99 6202 Lobodin, Lev/RUS 6.99 727 1639 193 7.86 520 2:43.59 6132 Moore, Stephen/USA 7.03 746 1265 214 8.06 510 2:42.35 6074 Nool, Erki/EST 7.01 760 1489 193 8.02 500 2:44.38 6059 Yurkov, Oleksandr/UKR 6.99 755 1410 196 8.19 520 2:45.05 5867 Anibol, Mario/POR 7.08 699 1508 196 8.20 490 2:44.13 dnf Huffins, Chris/USA 6.91 729 1475 193 withdrew MR: 7.88 lj by Sebrle, 1999 3/6-7 IAAF World Indoor Championships, Maebashi, JPN 6386 Chmara, Sebastian/POL 7.14 762 1589 211 8.05 520 2:37.86 6374 Nool, Erki/EST 6.83 780 1487 193 8.16 550 2:38.62 6319 Sebrle, Roman/CZE 6.94 776 1527 211 7.94 480 2:41.50 6309 Dvorak, Tomas/CZE 6.95 761 1670 199 7.84 490 2:41.48 6293 Magnusson, Jon-Arnar/ISL 6.99 769 1608 202 8.09 500 2:39.55 6153 Lobodin, Lev/RUS 6.87 716 1585 196 7.81 510 2:47.48 6029 Szabo, Dezsö/HUN 7.05 729 1389 202 8.18 520 2:44.14 dnf Huffins, Chris/USA 6.67 743 1553 196 7.91 dns 1000m splits: 200 Nool 33.09, 400m Magnus 65.69, 600m Magnus 1:36.49, 800m Nool 2:07.65 1997 3/8-9 IAAF World Indoor Champs, Paris 1st/2nd day 6228 Zmelik, Robert/TCH 7.00 753 1451 201 7.88 520 2:42.41 3397/2831 6213 Nool, Erki/EST 6.86 744 1470 196 8.08 530 2:40.75 3382/2831 6145 Magnusson, Jon Arnar/ISL 6.85 756 1627 204 8.02 460 2:48.24 3594/2551 6128 Huffins, Chris/USA-Mizuno 6.61 718 1555 204 7.80 470 2:53.53 3547/2581 6106 Plaziat, Christian/FRA 7.11 758 1410 204 7.89 490 2:42.75 3373/2733 6008 Fritz.
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