Decathlon
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Decathlon

Section Title: National records
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Score	Nation	Athlete	Date	Location	Ref

9,126	France	Kevin Mayer	15–16 September 2018	Talence

9,045	United States	Ashton Eaton	28–29 August 2015	Beijing

9,026	Czech Republic	Roman Šebrle	26–27 April 2001	Götzis

8,847	United Kingdom	Daley Thompson	8–9 August 1984	Los Angeles

8,832	Germany	Jürgen Hingsen	8–9 June 1984	Mannheim

8,815	Estonia	Erki Nool	6–7 August 2001	Edmonton

8,735	Belarus	Eduard Hämäläinen	28–29 May 1994	Götzis

8,730	Finland	Eduard Hämäläinen	5–6 August 1997	Athens

8,725	Kazakhstan	Dmitriy Karpov	23–24 August 2004	Athens

8,709	Ukraine	Aleksandr Apaychev	2–3 June 1984	Neubrandenburg

8,698	Russia	Grigoriy Degtyaryev	21–22 June 1984	Kiev

8,695	Canada	Damian Warner	28–29 August 2015	Beijing

8,654	Cuba	Leonel Suárez	3–4 July 2009	Havana

8,644	Jamaica	Maurice Smith	31 August – 1 September 2007	Osaka

8,573	Iceland	Jón Arnar Magnússon	30–31 May 1998	Götzis

8,566	Poland	Sebastian Chmara	16–17 May 1998	Murcia

8,554	Hungary	Attila Zsivoczky	3–4 June 2000	Götzis

8,539	Grenada	Lindon Victor	11–12 May 2017	Columbia

8,539	Netherlands	Eelco Sintnicolaas	27–28 May 2017	Götzis

8,526	Spain	Francisco Javier Benet	16–17 May 1998	Murcia

8,521	Algeria	Larbi Bouraada	17–18 August 2016	Rio de Janeiro

8,519	Belgium	Hans Van Alphen	26–27 May 2012	Götzis

8,490	Australia	Jagan Hames	17–18 September 1998	Kuala Lumpur

8,445	Uzbekistan	Ramil Ganiyev	5–6 August 1997	Athens

8,437	Lithuania	Rišardas Malachovskis	1–2 July 1988	Staiki

8,406	Sweden	Nicklas Wiberg	19–20 August 2009	Berlin

8,398	South Africa	Willem Coertzen	30–31 May 2015	Götzis

8,393	Brazil	Carlos Chinin	7–8 June 2013	São Paulo

8,359	New Zealand	Simon Poelman	21–22 March 1987	Christchurch

8,334	Switzerland	Stephan Niklaus	2–3 July 1983	Lausanne

8,320	Austria	Gernot Kellermayr	29–30 May 1993	Götzis

8,312	Latvia	Edgars Eriņš	26–27 May 2011	Valmiera

8,308	Japan	Keisuke Ushiro	31 May – 1 June 2014	Nagano

8,291	Argentina	Tito Steiner	22–23 June 1983	Provo

8,290	China	Qi Haifeng	28–29 May 2005	Götzis

8,288	Moldova	Valeri Kachanov	20–21 June 1980	Moscow

8,275	Serbia	Mihail Dudaš	10–11 August 2013	Moscow

8,228	Norway	Martin Roe	27-28 April 2018	Firenze

8,213	Portugal	Mário Aníbal	30 June – 1 July 2001	Kaunas

8,206	Republic of China	Yang Chuan-Kwang	27–28 April 1963	Walnut

8,199	Bulgaria	Atanas Andonov	20–21 June 1981	Sofia

8,169	Italy	Beniamino Poserina	5–6 October 1996	Formia

8,069	Greece	Prodromos Korkizoglou	1–2 July 2000	Ibach

8,065	Chile	Gonzalo Barroilhet	19–20 April 2012	Charlottesville

8,023	Tunisia	Hamdi Dhouibi	9–10 August 2005	Helsinki

7,994	Denmark	Lars Warming	18–19 June 1988	Götzis

7,882	Ireland	Carlos O'Connell	4–5 June 1988	Emmitsburg

7,860	South Korea	Kim Kun-Woo	27–28 August 2011	Gongju

7,846	Tajikistan	Igor Sobolevskiy	15–16 July 1982	Leningrad

7,846	Montenegro	Darko Pešić	27–28 May 2017	Götzis

7,843	Romania	Vasile Bogdan	6–7 June 1975	Paris

7,811	Ghana	Atsu Nyamadi	21–22 April 2017	Charlottesville

7,802	Cyprus	Yeorgios Andreou	11–12 August 2000	Volos

7,799	Slovakia	Peter Soldos	9–10 June 2001	Arles

7,777	Barbados	Victor Houston	5–6 August 1997	Athens

7,757	Turkey	Alper Kasapoğlu	18–19 April 1996	Azusa

7,756	Georgia	Juri Dyachkov	15–16 June 1968	Tbilisi

7,755	Vietnam	Vu Van Huyen	24–25 November 2010	Guangzhou

7,734	Venezuela	Douglas Fernández	26–27 August 1983	Caracas

7,732	Thailand	Sutthisak Singkhon	6–7 July 2017	Bhubaneswar

7,730	Qatar	Ahmad Hassan Moussa	26–27 June 2004	Ratingen

7,729	Iran	Hadi Sepehrzad	24–25 May 2012	Tehran

7,704	Puerto Rico	Luiggy Llanos	5–6 August 2003	Santo Domingo

7,698	Slovenia	Damjan Sitar	27–28 May 2006	Maribor

7,659	Croatia	Joško Vlašić	24–25 June 1983	Izmir

7,658	India	Bharatinder Singh	11–12 June 2011	Bangalore

7,632	Saint Lucia	Dominic Johnson	26–27 March 1998	Tucson

7,614	Mexico	Alejandro Cárdenas	10–11 May 1996	Medellín

7,591	Mauritius	Guillaume Thierry	13–14 September 2015	Brazzaville

7,530	Colombia	José Gregorio Lemus	10–11 June 2017	Medellín

7,528	Ecuador	Andy Preciado	20–21 May 2017	Cuenca

7,518	Dominican Republic	José Miguel Paulino	16–17 June 2017	Santo Domingo

7,491	Zimbabwe	Keegan Cooke	12–13 June 2015	Santa Barbara

7,433	Philippines	Aries Toledo	22–23 August 2017	Bukit Jalil

7,397	Fiji	Albert Miller	23–24 May 1983	Cape Girardeau

7,356	Sri Lanka	Ajith Kumara Karunathilaka	3–4 August 2018	Colombo

7,252	Nigeria	Peter Moreno	27–28 May 2017	Bedford

7,170	Kuwait	Majed Radhi Mubarak Al-Sayed	14–15 April 2017	Jeddah

7,157	Democratic Republic of the Congo	Florent Lomba	12–13 June 2015	Kladno

7,128	Haiti	Josue Louis	12–13 April 2017	Azusa

7,096	Israel	Erez Meltzer	30–31 July 1994	Markt Schwaben

7,095	Malaysia	Muhammad Malik Tobias	7–8 June 2003	Filderstadt

7,013	Indonesia	Julius Uwe	13–14 June 1993	Singapore

6,943	Paraguay	Claudio Escauriza	11–12 October 1982	Asunción

6,132	Afghanistan	Said Gilani	11–12 June 2016	Oldenburg

4,536	Turks and Caicos Islands	Alvirto Smith	4–5 April 2009	St. Louis

4,069	Kiribati	Boitu Baiteke	3–4 September 2013	Mata-Utu

Sentence(s)

The 2018 decathlon record holder is Kevin Mayer of France, who scored 9,126 points.

final_sentence: The 2018 decathlon record holder is Kevin Mayer of France, who scored 9,126 points.