European Athletics Championships 2018 / women's heptathlon

discipline	Women's heptathlon
city	Berlin
place	Olympiastadion Berlin
Participants	29 athletes from 16 countries
Competition phase	9/10 August 2018
Medalists
gold	Nafissatou Thiam ( BEL )
silver	Katarina Johnson-Thompson ( GBR )
bronze	Carolin Schäfer ( GER )

Berlin Olympic Stadium

The heptathlon for women in the 2018 European Athletics Championships was held on 9 and 10 August in the Olympic Stadium in the German capital Berlin instead.

Belgian Nafissatou Thiam became the European champion . The British Katarina Johnson-Thompson won the silver medal. Bronze went to the German Carolin Schäfer .

Records

WR	Jackie Joyner-Kersee	7291 points	Summer Olympic Games in Seoul , South Korea	23/24 September 1988
HE	Carolina Klüft	7032 points	World Cup in Osako , Japan	25./26. August 2007
CR	Jessica Ennis	6823 points	EM in Barcelona , Spain	30./31. July 2010

Participants

The following athletes were on the official start list

Surname	nation	PB	Place and date
Nafissatou Thiam	Belgium	7013	Götzis , May 28, 2017
Carolin Schäfer	Germany	6836	Götzis, May 28, 2017
Katarina Johnson-Thompson	Great Britain	6691	Götzis, May 28, 2017
Anouk cousin	Netherlands	6636	London 6th August 2017
Györgyi Zsivoczky-Farkas	Hungary	6442	Rio de Janeiro , August 13, 2016
Ivona Dadic	Austria	6417	London 6th August 2017
Xénia Krizsán	Hungary	6390	Götzis, May 28, 2017
Alina Schuch	Ukraine	6381	Grosseto , July 21, 2017
Géraldine Ruckstuhl	Switzerland	6357	Grosseto, July 21, 2017
Kateřina Cachová	Czech Republic	6337	Kladno , June 18, 2017
Verena Preiner	Austria	6308	Götzis, May 28, 2017
Grit Šadeiko	Estonia	6280	Götzis, May 28, 2017
Hanne Maudens	Belgium	6252	Götzis, May 27, 2018
Esther Turpin	France	6230	Götzis, May 27, 2018
Sarah Lagger	Austria	6225	Tampere , July 13, 2018
Lecabela Quaresma	Portugal	6.174	Kladno, June 18, 2017
Mareike Arndt	Germany	6169	Ratingen , June 17, 2018
Louisa Grauvogel	Germany	6162	Ratingen, June 17, 2018
Daryna Sloboda	Ukraine	6104	Kropywnyzkyj , June 26, 2018
Lucia Vadlejch	Slovakia	6103	Kladno, June 18, 2017
Rymma Hordiyenko	Ukraine	6036	Kropywnyzkyj, June 26, 2018
Noor Vidts	Belgium	6024	Götzis, May 28, 2017,
Mari Klaup-McColl	Estonia	6023	Rakvere , August 16, 2015
Diane Marie-Hardy	France	6015	Albi , July 7, 2018
Bianca Salming	Sweden	5985	Pärnu , June 17, 2018
Carmen Ramos	Spain	5905	Soria , July 8, 2018
Lisa Linnell	Sweden	5890	Kuortane , June 11, 2017
Maria Huntington	Finland	5858	Jyväskylä , July 20, 2018
Annik Kälin	Switzerland	5844	Götzis, May 27, 2018

Time schedule

August 9
	100 m hurdles	10:00 a.m
	high jump	11:05 a.m.
	Shot put	7:15 pm
	200 m	8:30 p.m.
August 10
	Long jump	10:50 a.m.
	Javelin throw	12:50 p.m.  Group A 2:05 p.m.  Group B
	800 m	8:20 pm

Course of competition

The favorite for this heptathlon was the 2016 Olympic champion and 2017 world champion Nafissatou Thiam from Belgium. Her strongest competitors were the German vice world champion from 2017, Olympic fifth from 2016 and EM fourth from 2014 Carolin Schäfer, the Dutch European champion from 2016 and World Cup third from 2017 Anouk Vetter and the British World Cup fifth from 2017 Katarina Johnson-Thompson. The extended favorites for the Austrian Ivona Dadic included as EM -Third of 2016 and WM -Sechste 2017, the two Ungarinnen Xénia Krizsán and Györgyi Zsivoczky-Farkas as EM -Vierte or .Fünfte 2016 and Dutch Nadine Visser as WM -Siebte from 2017 and World Cup eighth in 2015.

The fastest 100-meter hurdler in the first discipline was the German Louisa Grauvogel, who was the only athlete to stay under thirteen seconds with 12.97 seconds. The Czech Kateřina Cachová - 13.29 s, Schäfer - 13.33 s, Johnson-Thompson - 13.34 s - and Estonian Grit Šadeiko - 13.37 s were quite clearly behind as the next placed heptathlete. With 13.69 s, Thiam stayed well below her potential and lost some ground.

The Belgian made up for this lost ground with her 1.91 m in the high jump , the second exercise. Johnson-Thompson jumped just as high. Cachová, who had jumped 1.85 m, followed at a considerable distance. The Swede Bianca Salming and Dadic each reach 1.82 m. Schäfer mastered 1.79 m together with eight other athletes. In the interim ranking, Johnson-Thompson took the lead with 2193 points. Thiam was 51 points behind her. Cachová was third - 71 P behind the British, followed by Grauvogel - 136 P back - and Schäfer - 152 P back.

The third exercise was the shot put . With 15.35 m, Thiam set a new personal record as the best athlete. Vetter achieved 14.79 m, the German Mareike Arndt reached 14.65 m. It was followed by the Ukrainian Alina Schuch with 14.43 m and Schäfer with 14.12 m. In this discipline, Schäfer had blundered Götzis at the all-around meeting , which is why she was relieved to achieve an acceptable distance here. Dadic exceeded the 14-meter mark as the sixth best shot putter with 14.06 m. Thiam took the lead now. Johnson-Thompson, who came to 13.09 m, was in second place and was 98 points behind. Third was Schäfer - 179 P back - ahead of Cachová - 194 P, Dadic - 196 P, Vetter - 202 P - and Krizsán - 235 P.

In the 200-meter run , which concluded the first day, Johnson-Thompson ran an excellent 22.88 s, the fastest time ever achieved in a heptathlon at European Championships. Grauvogel also set a personal best as the second fastest runner with 23.10 seconds. Then Arndt and Dadic followed with 23.61 s each - also personal bests for both. Schäfer ran in fifth for 23.75 s, Vetter in sixth for 23.89 s. Thiam - 24.81 s - and Cachová - 24.25 s - lost many points in this discipline. Johnson-Thompson started the second day as the leader with 4017 points. Thiam was second, 89p behind Schäfer, who was 169p behind Johnson-Thompson. Dadic followed in fourth place - 171 P back - ahead of Vetter - 202 P - and Cachová - 230 P.

In the long jump , the first discipline of the second day, Johnson-Thompson extended her lead. With 6.68 m it had the greatest width. But Thiam was only a little behind at 6.60 m. The gaps behind were a bit bigger. The Belgian Hanne Maudens achieved the third-best result with 6.42 m, ahead of Cachová - 6.36 m, Dadic - 6.35 m, Vetter - 6.30 m, Schäfer - 6.24 m - and Krizsán - 6.24 m. In the interim standings, Johnson-Thompson's lead over Thiam was now 113 points. Dadic had conquered third position, 178 P behind the leader. Schäfer was fourth - 311 P back - ahead of Vetter - 338 P - and Cachová - 341 P.

The penultimate exercise was the javelin throw , which was not one of the strengths of the leading Briton. With 42.16 m she achieved a personal best, but she lost many valuable points. Thiam scored 57.91 m, the largest distance ever achieved in a heptathlon at European Championships. The Swiss Géraldine Ruckstuhl threw the spear to 56.31 m and set a U23 national record. Schäfer was also not far behind with her 53.73 m, which was also a personal best. In addition, with Vetter - 51.25 m - and Schuch - 51.20 m - two other athletes exceeded the 50 meter mark. Dadics 47.42 m were not enough to defend the medal rank. Thiam had recaptured the top just in time, because the 800-meter run that followed was not one of her strengths. The Belgian had developed a clear advantage of 192 points over Johnson-Thompson and thus went into the final race as the favorite. However, as a strong 800 meter runner, the Brit should not be underestimated. Schäfer was now third again, her deficit in second place was 88 p, in first place it was 280 p. Schäfer's lead over the fourth-placed cousin was 75 p. That should actually be enough, because the Dutch woman was significantly weaker than in the middle distance Shepherd. Dadic was 89 P behind the bronze rank. The Austrian's best time was around three and a half seconds below Schäfer's best result, so something was still possible for Dadic. But it had to go optimally for her.

With 2: 07.17 min, Xénia Krizsán made up many points as the fastest 800 meter runner and was seventh in the final classification with 6367 points. The French ran a personal best of 2: 09.35 minutes in second, but she was well behind and finally came in eighteenth. Johnson-Thompson also undercut the 2:10 mark with 2: 09.84 min. Nafissatou Thiam was considerably slower than the British, but her 2: 19.35 minutes were enough in the end. She became European champion with 6816 points and was 57 points ahead of silver medalist Katarina Johnson-Thompson. Carolin Schäfer ran the tenth best time with 2: 14.65 minutes and thus won bronze. In the end she had collected 6602 points. Ivona Dadic improved herself to fourth place with her 2: 11.87 min as the sixth best 800 meter runner with 6552 points. Anouk Vetter finished fifth with 6414 points. Sixth place went to Kateřina Cachová, who set a personal best with 6400 points. Behind Krizsán, the Austrian Verena Preiner came in eighth. She also achieved a new personal record with 6337 points.

Results

Final score

space	Athlete	PB	SB	Points	100 m hurdles (s)	High jump (noun)	Shot put (noun)	200 m (s)	Long jump (noun)	Javelin (noun)	800 m (min)
1	Nafissatou Thiam	7013	6806	6816 WL	13.69	1.91	15.35	24.81	6.60	57.91	2: 19.35
2	Katarina Johnson-Thompson	6691	6255	6759 PB	13.34	1.91	13.09	22.88	6.68	42.16	2: 09.84
3	Carolin Schäfer	6836	6549	6602 SB	13.33	1.79	14.12	23.75	6.24	53.73	2: 14.65
4th	Ivona Dadic	6417	6413	6552 NO	13.66	1.82	14.06	23.61	6.35	47.42	2: 11.87
5	Anouk cousin	6636	6426	6414	13.55	1.76	14.79	23.97	6.30	51.25	2: 22.84
6th	Kateřina Cachová	6337	6244	6400 PB	13.29	1.85	12.71	24.25	6.36	44.64	2: 14.91
7th	Xénia Krizsán	6390	-	6367	13.64	1.79	13.99	25.05	6.24	45.45	2: 07.61
8th	Verena Preiner	6308	6308	6337 PB	13.58	1.73	13.76	24.12	6.09	48.79	2: 11.29
9	Géraldine Ruckstuhl	6357	-	6260	13.90	1.79	12.96	25.04	5.90	56.31	2: 15.13
10	Hanne Maudens	6252	6252	6104	14.04	1.73	12.90	24.10	6.42	38.40	2: 12.41
11	Esther Turpin	6230	6230	6093	13.45	1.79	12.42	25.16	5.85	46.65	2: 13.87
12	Grit Šadeiko	6280	-	6060	13.37	1.73	12.50	24.61	5.90	48.11	2: 18.78
13	Sarah Lagger	6225	6225	6058	14.46	1.76	13.54	25.16	6.14	45.30	2: 13.14
14th	Daryna Sloboda	6104	6104	5999	14.46	1.76	13.49	25.16	6.17	40.06	2: 10.63
15th	Alina Schuch	6381	6177	5985	14.42	1.76	14.43	26.57	5.81	51.20	2: 15.09
16	Lecabela Quaresma	6174	5901	5950 SB	14.19	1.79	13.64	25.61	6.10	39.27	2: 14.70
17th	Rymma Hordiyenko	6036	6036	5894	13.68	1.79	13.00	25.20	5.89	41.67	2: 22.23
18th	Diane Marie-Hardy	6015	6015	5794	13.85	1.70	12.66	24.86	5.79	35.14	2: 09.35
19th	Maria Huntington	5858	5858	5731	13.61	1.79	12.14	25.01	5.66	41.72	2: 27.25
20th	Noor Vidts	6024	-	5598	14.08	1.79	11.83	24.80	6.04	24.81	2: 16.69
21st	Annik Kälin	5844	5844	5572	14.22	1.70	11.34	25.14	5.95	40.31	2: 23.95
22nd	Lucia Vadlejch	6103	6057	5169	13.98	1.67	12.00	24.20	6.20	48.71	DSQ
	Louisa Grauvogel	6162	6162	DNF	12.97	1.76	11.97	23.10	6.15	43.29	DNS *
Mareike Arndt	6169	6169	DNF	13.64	1.64	14.65	23.61	5.91	42.58	DNS *
Györgyi Zsivoczky-Farkas	6442	-	DNF	13.91	1.76	13.96	25.56	5.77	45.09	DNS
Mari Klaup-McColl	6023	6011	DNF	14.00	1.73	11.49	26.43	NM	42.96	DNS
Lisa Linnell	5890	5877	DNF	14.66	1.79	12.34	26.14	NM	DNS	-
Carmen Ramos	5905	5905	DNF	14.18	1.61	12.54	25.18	DNS	-	-
Bianca Salming	5985	5985	DNF	14.69	1.82	13.41	26.58	DNS	-	-

^*Louisa Grauvogel and Mareike Arndt were in 7th and 12th place after the penultimate sub-discipline, but were unable to start the final 800-meter run due to a traffic accident on the way to the hotel .

100 m hurdles

The German Louisa Grauvogel, who was unable to compete in the final 800-meter run due to a traffic accident , was the fastest hurdle sprinter

Wind:

Run 1: 0.0 m / s

Run 2: +1.4 m / s

Run 3: 0.0 m / s

Run 4: +0.4 m / s

space	Run	train	Athlete	PB	SB	Time (s)	Response time (s)	Points
1	4th	4th	Louisa Grauvogel	12.95	12.95	12.97	0.196	1129
2	4th	5	Kateřina Cachová	13.05	13.29	13.29 SBe	0.238	1081
3	4th	3	Carolin Schäfer	13.07	13.13	13.33	0.172	1075
4th	4th	2	Katarina Johnson-Thompson	13.29	13.54	13.34 SB	0.196	1074
5	4th	7th	Grit Šadeiko	13.28	13.49	13.37 SB	0.161	1069
6th	4th	6th	Esther Turpin	13.19	13.19	13.45	0.184	1058
7th	4th	8th	Anouk cousin	13.29	13.44	13.55	0.208	1043
8th	3	5	Verena Preiner	13.50	13.50	13.58	0.168	1039
9	3	2	Maria Huntington	13.56	13.56	13.61	0.198	1034
10	3	6th	Xénia Krizsán	13.51	13.74	13.64 SB	0.194	1030
11	3	3	Mareike Arndt	13.42	13.42	13.64	0.191	1030
12	3	7th	Ivona Dadic	13.56	13.56	13.66	0.211	1027
13	3	4th	Rymma Hordiyenko	13.50	13.50	13.68	0.190	1024
14th	4th	1	Nafissatou Thiam	13.34	13.45	13.69	0.183	1023
15th	2	7th	Diane Marie-Hardy	13.94	13.94	13.85 PB	0.174	1000
16	2	5	Géraldine Ruckstuhl	13.80	13.97	13.90 SB	0.176	993
17th	2	4th	Györgyi Zsivoczky-Farkas	13.79	13.82	13.91	0.182	991
18th	2	6th	Lucia Vadlejch	13.88	14.04	13.98 SB	0.171	981
19th	1	3	Mari Klaup-McColl	13.84	14.13	14.00 SB	0.193	978
20th	2	2	Hanne Maudens	14.00	14.00	14.04	0.172	973
21st	1	4th	Noor Vidts	13.87	14.15	14.08 SB	0.177	967
22nd	2	8th	Carmen Ramos	13.98	13.98	14.18	0.204	953
23	3	8th	Lecabela Quaresma	13.56	13.71	14.19	0.163	952
24	2	3	Annik Kälin	13.86	13.87	14.22	0.150	947
25th	1	8th	Alina Schuch	14.29	14.29	14.42	0.191	920
26th	1	6th	Sarah Lagger	13.98	14.18	14.46	0.196	914
27	1	7th	Daryna Sloboda	14.21	14.49	14.46 SB	0.184	914
28	1	5	Lisa Linnell	13.97	14.13	14.66	0.190	887
29	1	2	Bianca Salming	14.62	14.72	14.69 SB	0.195	883

high jump

Pl.	Size	Athlete	PB	SB	Height (m)	Pt.	total		1.55	1.58	1.61	1.64	1.67	1.70	1.73	1.76	1.79	1.82	1.85	1.88	1.91	1.94
							Pt.	Pl.
1	A.	Katarina Johnson-Thompson	1.98	1.91	1.91 SBe	1119	2193	1	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	O	O	O	O	xxx
	A.	Nafissatou Thiam	2.01	2.01	1.91	1119	2142	2	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	O	O	O	xxx
3	A.	Kateřina Cachová	1.85	1.80	1.85 PBe	1041	2122	3	-	-	-	O	O	xo	O	xo	O	xo	x o	xxx
4th	A.	Bianca Salming	1.91	1.92	1.82	1003	1886	18th	-	-	-	-	-	O	O	O	O	O	xxx
5	A.	Ivona Dadic	1.83	1.72	1.82 SB	1003	2030	6th	-	-	-	O	O	O	O	xo	O	O	xxx
6th	A.	Xénia Krizsán	1.82	1.79	1.79 SBe	966	1996	9	-	-	-	-	O	O	O	O	O	xxx
	A.	Carolin Schäfer	1.86	1.80	1.79	966	2041	5	-	-	-	-	-	O	O	O	O	xxx
8th	A.	Rymma Hordiyenko	1.83	1.82	1.79	966	1990	10	-	-	-	O	O	O	O	xo	O	xxx
9	B.	Lisa Linnell	1.77	1.75	1.79	966	1853	22nd	-	-	-	-	xo	O	xxo	xo	x o	xxx
10	A.	Maria Huntington	1.80	1.80	1.79	966	2000	8th	-	-	-	O	O	O	O	O	xx o	xxx
	B.	Lecabela Quaresma	1.80	1.75	1.79 SB	966	1918	17th	-	-	-	O	O	O	O	O	xx o	xxx
	A.	Géraldine Ruckstuhl	1.81	1.78	1.79 SB	966	1959	13	-	-	-	-	-	O	O	O	xx o	xxx
	B.	Noor Vidts	1.81	1.76	1.79 SB	966	1933	14th	-	-	-	O	O	O	O	O	xx o	xxx
14th	B.	Esther Turpin	1.74	1.74	1.79 PB	966	2024	7th	-	-	-	O	O	O	O	xo	xx o	xxx
15th	B.	Anouk cousin	1.81	1.71	1.76 SB	928	1971	11	-	-	-	-	O	O	O	O	xxx
	A.	Györgyi Zsivoczky-Farkas	1.87	1.81	1.76	928	1919	16	-	-	-	O	O	O	O	O	xxx
17th	A.	Daryna Sloboda	1.82	1.82	1.76	928	1842	24	-	-	-	O	O	O	O	x o	xxx
18th	A.	Alina Schuch	1.92	1.80	1.76	928	1848	23	-	-	-	-	O	xo	O	x o	xxx
19th	B.	Louisa Grauvogel	1.75	1.75	1.76 PB	928	2057	4th	-	-	-	O	O	O	xxo	x o	xxx
20th	B.	Sarah Lagger	1.79	1.77	1.76	928	1842	24	-	-	-	O	O	O	O	xx o	xxx
21st	B.	Verena Preiner	1.77	1.73	1.73 SBe	891	1930	15th	-	-	O	O	O	O	O	xxx
22nd	A.	Mari Klaup-McColl	1.83	1.83	1.73	891	1869	19th	-	-	-	O	xo	O	O	xxx
23	A.	Hanne Maudens	1.80	1.80	1.73	891	1864	20th	-	-	-	-	O	O	x o	xxx
24	B.	Grit Šadeiko	1.78	1.74	1.73	891	1960	12	-	-	-	O	xo	xo	x o	xxx
25th	B.	Annik Kälin	1.77	1.77	1.70	855	1802	27	-	-	-	O	O	O	xxx
26th	B.	Diane Marie-Hardy	1.68	1.68	1.70 PB	855	1855	21st	-	O	O	O	xo	x o	xxx
27	B.	Lucia Vadlejch	1.77	1.74	1.67	818	1799	28	-	O	O	O	O	xxx
28	B.	Mareike Arndt	1.68	1.68	1.64	783	1813	26th	-	O	O	O	xxx
29	B.	Carmen Ramos	1.72	1.72	1.61	747	1700	29	O	O	xx o	xxx

Shot put

The best shot putter was Belgian Nafissatou Thiam, who also won the final ranking

space	group	Athlete	PB	SB	attempt			Width (m)	Points	total
					#1	# 2	# 3			Points	space
1	A.	Nafissatou Thiam	15.29	15.29	14.81	14.82	15.35	15.35 PB	884	3024	1
2	A.	Anouk cousin	15.91	15.91	12.96	14.72	14.79	14.79	847	2818	6th
3	A.	Mareike Arndt	15.07	15.06	14.49	x	14.65	14.65	837	2650	19th
4th	B.	Alina Schuch	14.31	14.31	14.43	13.61	x	14.43 PB	823	2671	15th
5	B.	Carolin Schäfer	14.84	13.97	x	13.20	14.12	14.12	802	2843	3
6th	A.	Ivona Dadic	14.86	14.86	14.06	x	13.78	14.06	798	2828	5
7th	A.	Xénia Krizsán	14.34	14.13	13.92	13.98	13.99	13.99	793	2789	7th
8th	B.	Györgyi Zsivoczky-Farkas	14.62	14.08	13.79	13.54	13.96	13.96	791	2710	10
9	B.	Verena Preiner	14.27	14.27	13.65	13.56	13.76	13.76	778	2708	11
10	A.	Lecabela Quaresma	14.61	13.69	13.13	x	13.64	13.64	770	2688	13
11	B.	Sarah Lagger	14.38	14.38	13.45	13.11	13.54	13.54	763	2605	20th
12	B.	Daryna Sloboda	14.07	13.69	13.49	x	x	13.49	760	2602	21st
13	B.	Bianca Salming	14.07	13.53	x	13.41	13.31	13.41	755	2641	18th
14th	B.	Katarina Johnson-Thompson	13.14	12.24	12.59	13.09	12.47	13.09 SB	733	2926	2
15th	A.	Rymma Hordiyenko	13.71	13.71	12.66	12.96	13.00	13.00	727	2688	12
16	A.	Géraldine Ruckstuhl	13.89	13.45	12.94	12.66	12.96	12.96	725	2684	14th
17th	B.	Hanne Maudens	13.28	13.28	12.90	12.17	12.43	12.90	721	2585	22nd
18th	A.	Kateřina Cachová	13.17	12.69	12.44	12.71	11.29	12.71	708	2830	4th
19th	B.	Diane Marie-Hardy	13.18	13.18	12.14	12.66	x	12.66	705	2560	24
20th	B.	Carmen Ramos	12.91	12.61	12.54	12.29	12.35	12.54	697	2397	29
21st	B.	Grit Šadeiko	13.89	12.76	12.50	12.35	12.22	12.50	694	2654	17th
22nd	B.	Lucia Vadlejch	12.17	12.17	11.04	12.00	11.77	12.00	661	2460	27
23	A.	Esther Turpin	13.21	13.21	12.18	12.42	x	12.42	689	2713	9
24	A.	Lisa Linnell	12.58	12.29	11.26	12.34	12.05	12.34	683	2537	25th
25th	A.	Maria Huntington	12.47	12.47	11.49	12.14	11.87	12.14	670	2670	16
26th	B.	Noor Vidts	13.95	12.29	10.96	11.42	11.83	11.83	650	2583	23
27	A.	Louisa Grauvogel	13.22	13.22	x	11.97	11.87	11.97	659	2716	8th
28	B.	Annik Kälin	12.23	12.18	10.74	10.74	11.34	11.34	618	2420	28
29	A.	Mari Klaup-McColl	13.40	12.92	10.18	11.21	11.49	11.49	627	2496	26th

200 m

Katarina Johnson-Thompson, who later became vice European champion from Great Britain, took the lead with the fastest 200-meter run

Wind:

Run 1: +0.2 m / s

Run 2: −0.8 m / s

Run 3: +0.4 m / s

Run 4: +1.5 m / s

space	Run	Athlete	PB	SB	Time (s)	Response time (s)	Pt.	total
								Points	space
1	4th	Katarina Johnson-Thompson	22.79	23.56	22.88 CB	0.195	1091	4017	1
2	4th	Louisa Grauvogel	23.36	23.36	23.10 PB	0.192	1069	3785	7th
3	4th	Mareike Arndt	23.70	23.70	23.61 PB	0.185	1018	3633	10
4th	4th	Ivona Dadic	24.10	24.46	23.6 1 PB	0.213	1018	3846	4th
5	4th	Carolin Schäfer	23.27	23.73	23.75	0.171	1005	3848	3
6th	4th	Anouk cousin	23.70	23.89	23.97	0.184	984	3802	5
7th	4th	Hanne Maudens	24.26	24.26	24.10 PB	0.170	971	3556	16
8th	4th	Verena Preiner	23.66	24.07	24.12	0.176	969	3777	8th
9	3	Lucia Vadlejch	24.26	24.26	24.20 PB	0.238	962	3422	24
10	3	Kateřina Cachová	24.10	24.46	24.25 SB	0.196	957	3787	6th
11	3	Grit Šadeiko	24.10	24.12	24.61	0.176	923	3577	12
12	3	Noor Vidts	24.21	24.90	24.80 SB	0.196	905	3488	19th
13	3	Nafissatou Thiam	24.40	24.61	24.81	0,201	904	3928	2
14th	3	Diane Marie-Hardy	24.49	24.49	24.86	0.197	900	3460	23
15th	2	Maria Huntington	25.06	25.06	25.01 PB	0.218	886	3556	15th
16	2	Géraldine Ruckstuhl	24.74	24.96	25.04	0.184	883	3567	13
17th	2	Xénia Krizsán	24.72	24.81	25.05	0.209	882	3671	9
18th	2	Annik Kälin	24.67	24.67	25.14	0.249	874	3294	28
19th	2	Sarah Lagger	24.53	24.57	25.16	0.281	872	3477	20th
20th	3	Esther Turpin	24.53	24.53	25.16	0.219	872	2585	11
21st	1	Daryna Sloboda	24.70	25.33	25.16 SB	0.246	872	3474	21st
22nd	2	Carmen Ramos	24.73	24.73	25.18	0.218	870	3467	22nd
23	2	Rymma Hordiyenko	25.15	25.15	25.20	0.230	869	3557	14th
24	1	Györgyi Zsivoczky-Farkas	25.11	-	25.56	0.204	836	3546	17th
25th	1	Lecabela Quaresma	24.98	25.49	25.61	0.189	832	3520	18th
26th	1	Lisa Linnell	24.77	25.23	26.14	0.185	785	3322	27
27	1	Mari Klaup-McColl	25.54	25.98	26.43	0.275	760	3256	29
28	1	Alina Schuch	25.88	25.88	26.57	0.183	748	3419	25th
29	1	Bianca Salming	26.03	26.48	26.58	0.172	747	3388	26th

Long jump

Third best long jumper : the Belgian Hanne Maudens, at the end of the tenth of this heptathlon

space	group	Athlete	PB	SB	attempt			Width (m)	Points	total
					#1	# 2	# 3			Points	space
1	A.	Katarina Johnson-Thompson	6.92	6.70	6.44	x	6.68	6.68	1066	5083	1
2	A.	Nafissatou Thiam	6.62	6.62	6.45	x	6.60	6.60	1040	4970	2
3	A.	Hanne Maudens	6.51	6.51	6.33	6.37	6.42	6.42	961	4537	10
4th	A.	Kateřina Cachová	6.40	6.37	6.09	6.36	6.22	6.36	962	4742	6th
5	A.	Ivona Dadic	6.49	6.28	x	6.21	6.35	6.35 SB	959	4805	3
6th	A.	Anouk cousin	6.34	6.25	x	6.20	6.30	6.30 SB	943	4745	5
7th	A.	Carolin Schäfer	6.57	6.19	6.24	6.19	x	6.24 SB	924	4772	4th
8th	A.	Xénia Krizsán	6.26	6.16	x	6.14	6.24	6.24 SB	924	4595	8th
9	A.	Lucia Vadlejch	6.37	6.33	5.88	6.20	6.14	6.20	912	4334	20th
10	A.	Daryna Sloboda	6.20	6.20	5.89	6.17	x	6.17	902	4376	17th
11	B.	Louisa Grauvogel	6.00	6.00	6.02	6.15	5.92	6.15 PB	896	4681	7th
12	A.	Sarah Lagger	6.31	6.23	x	6.14	5.35	6.14	893	4370	18th
13	B.	Lecabela Quaresma	6.13	6.13	x	6.10	x	6.10	880	4400	13
14th	B.	Verena Preiner	6.08	6.08	5.71	6.09	x	6.09 PB	877	4554	9
15th	A.	Noor Vidts	6.20	-	x	x	6.04	6.04	862	4350	19th
16	A.	Annik Kälin	6.20	6.20	5.95	5.92	x	5.95	834	4128	25th
17th	B.	Mareike Arndt	6.08	5.98	x	5.91	5.91	5.91	822	4490	11
18th	B.	Géraldine Ruckstuhl	6.06	6.02	5.83	5.90	x	5.90	819	4386	16
19th	B.	Grit Šadeiko	6.35	6.08	x	x	5.90	5.90	819	4396	14th
20th	A.	Rymma Hordiyenko	6.23	6.23	x	5.89	5.87	5.89	816	4402	12
21st	A.	Esther Turpin	6.32	6.32	5.85	4.07	x	5.85	804	4389	15th
22nd	B.	Alina Schuch	6.29	6.10	5.78	5.81	5.38	5.81	792	4211	24
23	B.	Diane Marie-Hardy	6.19	6.19	x	x	5.79	5.79	786	4246	23
24	B.	Györgyi Zsivoczky-Farkas	6.32	6.10	x	x	5.77	5.77	780	4326	21st
25th	B.	Maria Huntington	6.23	6.23	5.66	x	x	5.66	747	4303	22nd
NM	B.	Mari Klaup-McColl	5.96	5.96	x	x	x	-	0	3256	27
	B.	Lisa Linnell	6.21	5.94	x	x	x	-	0	3322	26th
DNS	B.	Carmen Ramos	6.00	6.00
	B.	Bianca Salming	6.13	5.78

Javelin throw

The Dutch Anouk Vetter, fifth in the final ranking, achieved the fourth-best distance in the  javelin throw

space	group	Athlete	PB	SB	attempt			Width (m)	Points	total
					#1	# 2	# 3			Points	space
1	B.	Nafissatou Thiam	59.32	47.20	46.36	53.55	57.91	57.91 CB	1014	5984	1
2	B.	Géraldine Ruckstuhl	58.31	54.02	55.66	56.31	x	56.31 NU23R	983	5369	9
3	B.	Carolin Schäfer	53.69	53.69	53.73	x	x	53.73 PB	932	5704	3
4th	B.	Anouk cousin	58.41	51.27	45.26	50.08	51.25	51.25	884	5629	4th
5	A.	Alina Schuch	56.54	55.95	47.89	51.20	50.80	51.20	883	5094	18th
6th	B.	Verena Preiner	49.56	44.44	48.79	47.16	x	48.79 SB	837	5391	8th
7th	A.	Lucia Vadlejch	44.02	42.58	40.91	41.24	48.71	48.71 PB	835	5169	15th
8th	B.	Grit Šadeiko	50.68	45.89	46.33	48.11	47.49	48.11 SB	824	5220	11
9	B.	Ivona Dadic	52.48	49.19	46.64	47.42	46.00	47.42	810	5615	5
10	B.	Esther Turpin	44.60	44.60	46.65	x	44.00	46.65 PB	795	5184	13
11	B.	Xénia Krizsán	51.25	48.98	45.45	44.02	45.06	45.45	772	5367	10
12	A.	Sarah Lagger	49.26	49.26	45.30	42.83	x	45.30	769	5139	16
13	A.	Györgyi Zsivoczky-Farkas	50.73	46.46	43.51	44.96	45.09	45.09	765	5091	19th
14th	B.	Kateřina Cachová	46.75	42.52	44.64	44.30	42.91	44.64 SB	757	5506	6th
15th	B.	Louisa Grauvogel	44.14	44.14	35.39	40.45	43.29	43.29	731	5412	7th
16	A.	Mari Klaup-McColl	53.56	53.56	42.96	x	x	42.96	724	3980	26th
17th	B.	Mareike Arndt	44.25	44.25	42.58	41.77	41.32	42.58	717	5207	12
18th	B.	Katarina Johnson-Thompson	42.01	40.46	42.16	41.47	41.31	42.16 PB	709	5792	2
19th	B.	Maria Huntington	43.58	43.58	40.74	41.72	41.10	41.72	700	5003	22nd
20th	B.	Rymma Hordiyenko	44.87	44.87	38.49	39.38	41.67	41.67	699	5101	17th
21st	A.	Annik Kälin	44.27	39.68	40.31	37.77	40.06	40.31 SB	673	4801	24
22nd	A.	Daryna Sloboda	41.17	41.17	36.35	40.06	36.60	40.06	668	5044	21st
23	A.	Lecabela Quaresma	41.23	41.23	39.27	x	38.29	39.27	653	5053	20th
24	A.	Hanne Maudens	42.27	40.96	36.53	38.40	34.31	38.40	637	5174	14th
25th	A.	Diane Marie-Hardy	42.74	42.74	x	22.20	35.14	35.14	574	4820	23
26th	A.	Noor Vidts	36.44	-	24.81	x	23.28	24.81	379	4729	25th
DNS	A.	Lisa Linnell	41.40	41.40

800 m

The Hungarian Xénia Krizsán was the fastest 800-meter runner , finishing seventh in the final standings

space	Run	Athlete	PB	SB	Time (min)	Pt.	total
							Points	space
1	2	Xénia Krizsán	2: 07.17	-	2: 07.61	1000	6367	7th
2	1	Diane Marie-Hardy	2: 09.38	2: 09.38	2: 09.35 PB	974	5794	18th
3	3	Katarina Johnson-Thompson	2: 07.64	2: 21.24	2: 09.84 SB	967	6759	2
4th	1	Daryna Sloboda	2: 10.39	2: 10.39	2: 10.63	955	5999	14th
5	3	Verena Preiner	2: 08.62	2: 08.62	2: 11.29	946	6337	8th
6th	3	Ivona Dadic	2: 10.67	2: 13.35	2: 11.87 SB	937	6552	4th
7th	2	Hanne Maudens	2: 11.09	2: 11.14	2: 12.41	930	6104	10
8th	2	Sarah Lagger	2: 11.53	2: 11.53	2: 13.14	919	6058	13
9	2	Esther Turpin	2: 12.74	2: 12.74	2: 13.87	909	6093	11
10	3	Carolin Schäfer	2: 14.10	2: 15.87	2: 14.65 SB	898	6602	3
11	1	Lecabela Quaresma	2: 11.03	2: 11.93	2: 14.70	897	5950	16
12	3	Kateřina Cachová	2: 12.38	2: 14.69	2: 14.91	894	6400	6th
13	2	Alina Schuch	2: 10.93	2: 10.93	2: 15.09	891	5985	15th
14th	3	Géraldine Ruckstuhl	2: 12.56	-	2: 15.13	891	6260	9
15th	1	Noor Vidts	2: 10.96	2: 10.96	2: 16.69	869	5598	20th
16	2	Grit Šadeiko	2: 14.98	2: 14.98	2: 18.78	840	6060	12
17th	3	Nafissatou Thiam	2: 15.24	2: 18.62	2: 19.35	832	6816	1
18th	2	Rymma Hordiyenko	2: 24.38	2: 24.38	2: 22.23 PB	793	5894	17th
19th	3	Anouk cousin	2: 17.71	2: 23.41	2: 22.84 SB	785	6414	5
20th	1	Annik Kälin	2: 20.46	2: 20.46	2: 23.95	771	5572	21st
21st	1	Maria Huntington	2: 23.36	2: 23.36	2: 27.25	728	5731	19th
DSQ	2	Lucia Vadlejch	2: 11.71	2: 12.97	IAAF Rule 163.3a - Rail violation	0	5169	22nd
DNS	2	Mareike Arndt	2: 15.48	2: 15.48
	3	Louisa Grauvogel	2: 15.95	2: 15.95
	1	Mari Klaup-McColl	2: 18.35	2: 25.67
	1	Györgyi Zsivoczky-Farkas	2: 11.76	-

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  European Champion Nafissatou Thiam, Belgium

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  Vice European Champion Katarina Johnson-Thompson, Great Britain

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  Bronze medalist Carolin Schäfer, Germany

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  Ivona Dadic, Austria - fourth place

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  Anouk Vetter, Netherlands - fifth place

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  Kateřina Cachová, Czech Republic - sixth place

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  Xénia Krizsán, Hungary - seventh place

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  Verena Preiner, Austria - eighth place

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  Géraldine Ruckstuhl, Switzerland - ninth place

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  Hanne Maudens, Belgium - tenth place

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  Esther Turpin, France - eleventh place

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  Grit Šadeiko, Estonia ( right ) - twelfth place

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  Sarah Lagger, Austria - thirteen place

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  Alina Schuch, Ukraine - 15th place

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  Lecabela Quaresma, Portugal - sixteenth place

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  Noor Vidts, Belgium - twenty place

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  Annik Kälin, Switzerland ( at the very front ) - 21st place

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  As Arndt because of a traffic accident not to the final - Louisa gray bird, Germany 800 Meters  begun

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  , Germany Mareike Arndt - like gray bird because of a traffic accident not to the final 800-meter race  begun

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  Györgyi Zsivoczky-Farkas, Hungary - competition not finished

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  Mari Klaup-McColl, Estonia - competition not finished

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  Bianca Salming, Sweden - competition not over

Web links and sources

• Official Results European Athletics Championships 2018 on the EAA website , English (PDF, 49.183 KB), accessed on January 29, 2019
• Results of the European Athletics Championships 2018 at Leichtathletik.de, accessed on January 29, 2019
• Reports on the European Championships 2018 on Leichtathletik.de, accessed on January 29, 2019

Video

• Nafi Thiam's Berlin 2018 heptathlon victory event-by-event European Athletics on youtube.com, published on August 15, 2018, accessed on January 29, 2019
• Schäfer's final 800 m run for bronze heptathlon, European Championships 2018, sports show on youtube.com, published on August 10, 2018, accessed on January 29, 2019

Individual evidence

1. ↑ European Athletics Championships 2018 • Biographical Entry List • Women. (PDF; 2.8 MB) In: european-athletics.org.org. August 7, 2018, accessed August 8, 2018 . 
2. ↑ comparison with the athletes portraits of the IAAF , accessed on 7 August 2018th
3. ↑ Leichtathletik.de: Louisa Grauvogel and Mareike Arndt have to end heptathlon at EM , August 10, 2018.
4. ↑ IAAF competition rules, p. 73. (PDF), accessed on January 29, 2019.