2025-07 EC U23 Bergen | Men's Decathlon
Andrin Huber (SUI) won the men's decathlon at the European U23 Championships in Bergen on 17 July 2025 with 8188 points, 147 above the personal best he set in Talence in September 2024. He led only the last three events.
| # | Athlete | Points | Behind | vs. PB series |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Andrin Huber (SUI) | 8188 | +147 | |
| 2 | Jeff Tesselaar (NED) | 8108 | -80 | -141 |
| 3 | Antoine Ferranti (FRA) | 8032 | -156 | -189 |
| 4 | Jonathan Hertwig-Ødegaard (NOR) | 8002 | -186 | +338 |
| 5 | Pol Ferrer (ESP) | 7885 | -303 | +181 |
| 6 | Sammy Ball (GBR) | 7817 | -371 | -283 |
| 7 | Adam Havlíček (CZE) | 7790 | -398 | +107 |
| 8 | Zsombor Gálpál (HUN) | 7715 | -473 | -270 |
| 9 | Fred Isaac Fleurisson (GER) | 7685 | -503 | -320 |
| 10 | Friedrich Schulze (GER) | 7677 | -511 | -31 |
| 11 | Roman Jocher (GER) | 7669 | -519 | -19 |
| 12 | Dai Keïta (BEL) | 7615 | -573 | -147 |
| 13 | Leo Göransson (SWE) | 7575 | -613 | +73 |
| 14 | Elliot Duvert (SWE) | 7525 | -663 | -288 |
| 15 | Melchior Treffers (NED) | 7509 | -679 | -373 |
| 16 | Konstantínos Karayiannídis (GRE) | 7446 | -742 | -29 |
| 17 | Daan Roosenschoon (NED) | 7416 | -772 | -341 |
| 18 | Alberto Nonino (ITA) | 7354 | -834 | -197 |
| 19 | Louis Miller (SUI) | 7129 | -1059 | -405 |
| 20 | Lorenzo Mellano (ITA) | 6980 | -1208 | -564 |
| 21 | Ognen Stefanovski (MKD) | 6648 | -1540 | +127 |
| DNF | Roko Farkaš (CRO) | |||
| DNF | Maxime Moitie-Charnois (FRA) | |||
| DNF | Jan Duhovnik (SLO) | |||
| DNF | Andris Skadinš (LAT) | |||
| DNF | Andreas Hantson (EST) | |||
| DNF | Alexis Caule-Duler (FRA) | |||
| DNF | Abraham Sandvin Vogelsang (NOR) |
The pole vault decided the lead. Roko Farkaš (CRO) had led all seven events before it and stood 5864 with 17 on Sammy Ball (GBR); he recorded no valid mark in the vault, which dropped him from first to twenty-first and 744 under his own PB series, and he did not start the javelin. Huber cleared 4.80 for 849 points, 68 above his own series mark, and took the lead on 6652 with 15 in hand. The javelin stretched it to 138 and the 1500m closed it at 80.
Huber was fourth at the day break on 4158 and 82 above his PB series, with 7.11 in the long jump worth 45 above it and 2.00 in the high jump 36. Day 2 opened with 14.23 in the hurdles for 945 points and 48 more, then the discus cost 93, the largest single loss on his sheet, at 41.75 against a 46.27 series mark. The pole vault and 60.50 in the javelin returned 111 between them, and he finished 147 above the series.
Jeff Tesselaar (NED) came in with the best pre-competition PB in the field, 8249 from Götzis in June, and led third place from the 400m. He was third at the day break on 4168 and 82 under his own PB series, having lost 55 in the 100m. Day 2 held that band: 34 up in the hurdles, level in the pole vault, 20 down in the javelin. He closed with 4.14.54 in the 1500m for 849 points, the fastest of the leading group, and finished 141 under the series and 80 behind.
Antoine Ferranti (FRA) was twenty-fourth after the 100m and seventh at the day break on 4111, 89 under his PB series, having recovered through 2.09 in the high jump for 887 points. Day 2 lost 100 more: 56 in the hurdles and 61 in the pole vault, with 42.82 in the discus returning 51. He finished third, 189 under the series.
Jonathan Hertwig-Ødegaard (NOR) finished 30 behind Ferranti in fourth. The high jump swung the places by 164 points on day 1, Ferranti's 2.09 against 1.91 for 723, and the pole vault kept third out of reach: 4.50 for 760 points against 849 put Ferranti 59 clear with two events left. Hertwig-Ødegaard closed to 30 and no further. His own competition was 338 above his PB series, the largest gain in the field.
Six men finished above their PB series, and each of those is a personal best. Hertwig-Ødegaard's 338 came from every part of the competition, with 67 in the 400m, 40 in the hurdles, 49 in the pole vault and 72 in the javelin. Pol Ferrer (ESP) gained 181 for fifth, Huber 147, Ognen Stefanovski (MKD) 127 in twenty-first, Adam Havlíček (CZE) 107 in seventh and Leo Göransson (SWE) 73 in thirteenth. Ball, the third-ranked entrant on 8100 from Götzis in June, finished sixth and 283 under his series.
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