The following are the final standings for the Men’s Decathlon and Women’s Heptathlon at the 2023 NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships, which concluded in Austin, Texas, on Saturday night (10). Texas’ Leo Neugebauer tallied 8,836 points to break the decathlon collegiate record, while Pippi Lotta Enok finished with 6,165 points in the heptathlon to record a new Oklahoma school record.
In the men’s decathlon, Neugebauer improved on his second place finish from last year and broke a 39-year Germany national record. The six-time All-American set personal bests in seven of 10 events in the competition.
The all-time men’s best decathlon score is held by Kevin Mayer of France with 9126 points, set in 2018.
Meanwhile, on Saturday, Oklahoma’s Pippi Lotta Enok who is from Estonia, won the women’s Heptathlon title with school record total of 6165pts. The 2021 World U20 silver medalist became the first Sooner to win a multis gold at the NCAA Outdoor National Championships.
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The top three finishers were international athletes as Lithuania’s Beatrice Juskeviciute, who represents Vanderbilt, also set personal best with 6117pts form second place, while Latvia’s Kristine Blazevica, representing Texas, scored 6058pts for the bronze medal. Allie Jones of USC and the US was fourth with 6052pts.
American Jackie Joyner-Kersee holds the all-time women’s best heptathlon score with 7291pts, set in Seoul, back in 1988.
Men’s Decathlon Final:
- Leo Neugebauer (GER) 8836pts
- Kyle Garland (USA) 8630
- Austin West (USA) 8054
- Till Steinforth (GER) 7991
- Heath Baldwin (USA) 7919
- Yariel Soto (PUR) 7917
- Jack Turner (GBR) 7851
- Barton Ben (USA) 7815
- Grant Levesque (USA) 7739
- Daniel Spejcher (USA) 7688
- Peyton Bair (USA) 7653
- Joseph Keys (USA) 7646
- Ollie Thorner (GBR) 7641
- Rafael Raap (NED) 7607
- Ryan Talbot (USA) 7488
- Aiden Ouimet (USA) 7468
- Kristo Simulask (EST) 7410
- Joel McFarlane (GBR) 7311
- Alexander Jung (GER) 6817
- Tayton Klein (USA) 6753
- Marcus Weaver (USA) 4222
DNF. Paul Kallenberg (GER)
DNF. Hakim McMorris (USA)
DNF. John Murray (USA)
Women’s Heptathlon Final:
- Pippi Lotta Enok (EST) 6165pts
- Beatričė Juskeviciūtė (LTU) 6117
- Kristīne Blaževiča (LAT) 6058
- Allie Jones (USA) 6052
- Jenelle Rogers (USA) 6018
- Joniar Thomas (GRN) 5967
- Jadin O’Brien (USA) 5940
- Camryn Newton-Smith (AUS) 5887
- Urtė Bačianskaitė (LTU) 5790
- Avery McMullen (USA) 5752
- Jenna Fee Feyerabend (GER) 5742
- Alaina Brady (USA) 5739
- Bailey Golden (USA) 5656
- Angel Richmore (SWE) 5636
- Kristen O’Handley (CAN) 5598
- Timara Chapman (USA) 5576
- Taylor Chocek (USA) 5540
- Izzy Goudros (CAN) 5460
- Elise Hoel Ulseth (NOR) 5274
- Tionna Tobias (USA) 5269
- Alix Still (GBR) 4488
DNF. Sterling Lester (USA)
DNF. Jada Sims (USA)
DNF. Ida Eikeng (NOR)
