2021-08 NC-FIN · Kalevan Kisat · Naisten 7-ottelu
Miia Sillman won the women's heptathlon at the Finnish national championships on 24 August 2021 with 5939 points, 270 under the personal best she set in Napoli in July 2019. She led after every event. Nine of the twenty-two finishers scored above their PB series.
| # | Athlete | Points | Behind | vs. PB series |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Miia Sillman (TampPy) | 5939 | -270 | |
| 2 | Amanda Liljendal (BorgåAkilles) | 5661 | -278 | +26 |
| 3 | Jessica Rautelin (Esbo IF) | 5575 | -364 | -5 |
| 4 | Vilma Itälinna (TampPy) | 5153 | -786 | +13 |
| 5 | Janette Hanski (KarhulanU) | 5053 | -886 | -270 |
| 6 | Minttu Mattinen (LUM) | 5005 | -934 | -52 |
| 7 | Anni Nurminen (TampPy) | 4969 | -970 | +344 |
| 8 | Laura Lepistö (Porin YU) | 4935 | -1004 | -138 |
| 9 | Emmi Valtonen (TuUL) | 4929 | -1010 | +50 |
| 10 | Saimi Lupala (IF Raseborg) | 4829 | -1110 | -12 |
| 11 | Miina Palonen (ViitasViesti) | 4754 | -1185 | -84 |
| 12 | Saana Peura (TervTerävä) | 4743 | -1196 | +134 |
| 13 | Sanni Säntti (IlmajKisailijat) | 4742 | -1197 | -103 |
| 14 | Iina-Kaisa Mäkelä (KU-58) | 4737 | -1202 | -408 |
| 15 | Iida Kujanpää (TampPy) | 4701 | -1238 | +120 |
| 16 | Hertta Heikkinen (JoKa) | 4691 | -1248 | -1235 |
| 17 | Eucabeth Kivikangas (AlajAnkkurit) | 4685 | -1254 | -13 |
| 18 | Maiju Saukkosaari (TampPy) | 4406 | -1533 | +26 |
| 19 | Charlotta Pettersson (TampPy) | 4344 | -1595 | -88 |
| 20 | Valentina Lemettinen (SeinäjoenSU) | 4341 | -1598 | -173 |
| 21 | Emmi Hietanen (RiihimKisko) | 4252 | -1687 | +86 |
| 22 | Kaisa Äijälä (NousSusi) | 4180 | -1759 | +87 |
| DNF | Eveliina Lehtola (OulunPyrintö) | |||
| DNF | Aino Koskela (HelsIFK) |
Sillman led from the opening hurdles and was never headed. The margin was 14 after that first event and 119 after the high jump, where she cleared 1.79 for 966 points against 1.73 for 891, and it grew in every event after: 184 after the shot, 203 after the 200m, 291 after the long jump and 307 after the javelin. She finished 278 clear.
Sillman ran 13.84 in the hurdles for 1001 points, exactly matching her own PB series mark, and closed day 1 on 3571 and 75 under the series, the high jump costing 50 and the 200m 33. Day 2 lost 195 more. The long jump was 52 under her series mark, the javelin 83 at 45.75 against a 50.07 series mark, and 2.26.53 in the 800m another 60. She finished 270 under the series.
Amanda Liljendal was second after every event from the high jump. She closed day 1 on 3368 and 92 above her PB series, the high jump worth 73 of it at 1.73 against a 1.67 series mark. Day 2 gave 33 back in the long jump and 69 in the javelin, and 2.24.30 in the 800m returned 36. Her 5661 was 26 above the series and a personal best on the 5635 she scored in Tampere in May.
Jessica Rautelin was fourth at the day break on 3221 and 140 under her PB series, having lost 59 in the high jump and 60 over 200m. Day 2 returned 135: 42 in the long jump, 39 in the javelin and 54 in a 2.13.22 that was the fastest closing run in the leading group. She took third, 5 under the series.
Vilma Itälinna finished 422 behind Rautelin in fourth. The javelin opened the gap, 31.12 for 498 points against 650, which turned 76 into 228, and the 800m almost doubled it, Rautelin running 2.13.22 against 2.27.53. Itälinna's own 800m was still 83 above her own series mark, the largest single gain on her sheet, and it took her from 70 under the series to 13 above it.
Nine women beat their PB series, and each of those is a personal best. Anni Nurminen made the largest gain, 344 for seventh, on the 4625 she scored in Seinäjoki in June. Saana Peura took 134 for twelfth, Iida Kujanpää 120 for fifteenth, Kaisa Äijälä 87 for twenty-second and Emmi Hietanen 86 for twenty-first. Hertta Heikkinen, the second-ranked entrant on 5926 from Lappeenranta in August 2019, finished sixteenth and 1235 under her series.
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