Stadtwerke Ratingen Mehrkampf-Meeting final score (June 18)

Germany’s Niklas Kaul, the 2019 world champion, recorded a total of 8484 points to claim his first victory in the Stadtwerke Ratingen Mehrkampf-Meeting decathlon on Sunday at the World Athletics Combined Events Tour Gold event. Meanwhile, Carolin Schafer tallied a score of 6369 points to win the heptathlon for the third time. Here are the final points standings from the two-day competition that took place on Saturday and Sunday, June 17-18.

Did Nafissatou Thiam complete the Stadtwerke Ratingen Mehrkampf-Meeting heptathlon?

Notably, Belgium’s two-time world and Olympic champion Nafissatou Thiam continued her preparations for the World Championships in Budapest by competing in just a few events instead of contesting the full heptathlon.

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Sophie Weißenberg of Germany collected second place behind Schafer with a score of 6247 points, while Emma Oosterwegel (Netherlands) finished third with 6209 points.

Kaul, who won the 2022 European Championship, achieved the Olympic standard with his winning score, while beating Spain’s Jorge Ureña, who recorded a personal best with 8381 points for second place, and The Netherlands’ Rik Taam, who also scored a personal best with 8326 points in third place.

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Stadtwerke Ratingen Mehrkampf-Meeting final standings

Men’s Decathlon event results:

1. Niklas Kaul (Germany) – 8484 points (SB)
2. Jorge Ureña (Spain) – 8381 points (PB)
3. Rik Taam (Netherlands) – 8326 points (PB)
4. Thomas Van Der Plaetsen (Belgium) – 8233 points (SB)
5. Felix Wolter (Germany) – 8118 points
6. Tim Nowak (Germany) – 8075 points (SB)
7. Jannis Wolff (Germany) – 8033 points (PB)
8. Risto Lillemets (Estonia) – 7938 points (SB)
9. Adam Sebastian Helcelet (Czech Republic) – 7844 points (SB)
10. Nico Beckers (Germany) – 7787 points (SB)
11. Max Attwell (New Zealand) – 7773 points (PB)
12. Jeff Tesselaar (Netherlands) – 7489 points (PB)
13. Daniel Bertschler (Austria) – 7257 points (PB)
    DNF: Arthur Prevost (France)
    DNF: Sven Jansons (Netherlands)
    DNF: Jacob Thelander (Sweden)

Women’s Heptathlon event results:

1. Carolin Schäfer (Germany) – 6369 points (SB)
2. Sophie Weißenberg (Germany) – 6247 points
3. Emma Oosterwegel (Netherlands) – 6209 points (SB)
4. Kate O’Connor (Ireland) – 6125 points (SB)
5. Verena Mayr (Austria) – 6023 points (SB)
6. Esther Turpin (France) – 5977 points
7. Shaina Burns (United States) – 5928 points
8. Lydia Boll (Switzerland) – 5920 points (PB)
9. Taneille Crase (Australia) – 5903 points
10. Mareike Rösing (Germany) – 5831 points (PB)
11. Anna-Lena Obermaier (Germany) – 5640 points
12. Serina Riedel (Germany) – 5582 points (SB)
13. Hilke Thamke (Germany) – 5513 points
14. Lara Siemer (Germany) – 5481 points
15. Laura Voß (Germany) – 5360 points
16. Janina Lange (Germany) – 5319 points (SB)
17. Paula De Boer (Germany) – 5311 points (SB)
18. Wiebke Oelgardt (Germany) – 5229 points (SB)
    DNF: Nafissatou Thiam (Belgium)
    DNF: Tori West (Australia)
    DNF: Vanessa Grimm (Germany)
    DNF: Marijke Esselink (Netherlands)
    DNF: Célia Perron (France)
    DNF: Georgia Ellenwood (Canada)