2022-08 WC U19 Cali Columbia - Women's Heptathlon
Saga Vanninen (FIN) won the women's heptathlon at the World U19 Championships in Cali on 3 August 2022 with 6084 points, 187 under the personal best she set in Tallinn in July 2021. She led from the shot put onwards.
| # | Athlete | Points | Behind | vs. PB series |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Saga Vanninen (FIN) | 6084 | -187 | |
| 2 | Serina Riedel (GER) | 5874 | -210 | -20 |
| 3 | Sandrina Sprengel (GER) | 5845 | -239 | -170 |
| 4 | Liisa-Maria Lusti (EST) | 5731 | -353 | -105 |
| 5 | Gerda Kerija Dreimane (LAT) | 5721 | -363 | +259 |
| 6 | Ella Rush (GBR) | 5591 | -493 | +100 |
| 7 | Luna Goureau (FRA) | 5498 | -586 | +171 |
| 8 | Sennah Vanhoeijen (BEL) | 5401 | -683 | -19 |
| 9 | Stefany Da Silva (BRA) | 5393 | -691 | +89 |
| 10 | Laura Van Den Brande (BEL) | 5314 | -770 | +7 |
| 11 | Marina Zanoni (SUI) | 5276 | -808 | -233 |
| 12 | Anastasía Dragomírova (GRE) | 5272 | -812 | |
| 13 | Sofía Cosculluela (ESP) | 5256 | -828 | -84 |
| 14 | Anja Dlauhy (AUT) | 5253 | -831 | |
| 15 | Sophie Kreiner (AUT) | 5227 | -857 | -425 |
| 16 | Linda Bichsel (SUI) | 5213 | -871 | -298 |
| 17 | JaiCieonna Gero-Holt (USA) | 5212 | -872 | -189 |
| 18 | Bryanna Craig (USA) | 5192 | -892 | -196 |
| 19 | Natálie Olivová (CZE) | 5033 | -1051 | -418 |
| 20 | Mohigul Arziyeva (UZB) | 4972 | -1112 | |
| DNF | Paulina Kubis (POL) | |||
| DNF | Eloise Hind (GBR) | |||
| DNF | Anisiya Lochman (UKR) | |||
| DNF | Ana Luisa Soares (BRA) |
The shot put decided the lead. Sandrina Sprengel (GER) had taken it with 1.81 in the high jump for 991 points and stood 1978 with 40 on Liisa-Maria Lusti (EST). Vanninen threw 14.18 for 806 points, Sprengel 12.07 for 666, and Vanninen moved to 2732 with 88 in hand. She led after every remaining event, by 215 after the javelin and 210 at the finish.
Vanninen was first at the day break on 3666 and 85 under her own PB series, having lost 74 in the high jump at 1.72 against a 1.78 series mark and 48 in the shot, and taken 33 back over 200m. Day 2 lost 102 more in small amounts, 32 in the long jump, 15 in the javelin and 55 in a 2.28.91 for 707 points. She finished 187 under the series.
Serina Riedel (GER) was seventh after the hurdles and fifth at the day break on 3485, 11 above her PB series and within 25 of it in every event. Day 2 kept the same shape: 9 above in the long jump, 13 in the javelin, and she was 33 above the series with one event to run. The 800m cost 53, and 2.25.56 for 750 points still moved her from third to second. She finished 20 under.
Sprengel led the high jump and was second at the day break on 3591 and 42 above her own PB series, the high jump worth 63 of it. Day 2 reversed that. The long jump cost 106 at 6.03 against a 6.37 series mark, the javelin 50 and the 800m 56, and she dropped from second to third on the last event. She finished 170 under the series.
Lusti took fourth, 114 behind Sprengel. The shot put opened the gap, 11.08 for 600 points against 666, which turned 40 into 106, and the javelin took it to 164 at 35.35 for 578 points against 712. Lusti ran 2.26.82 in the 800m for 733 points against 683 and closed 50 of it. She finished 105 under her own PB series, 101 of that lost in the high jump alone.
Five women finished above their PB series, and each of those is a personal best. Gerda Kerija Dreimane (LAT) made the largest gain, 259 for fifth, with 165 of it from a 6.22 long jump against a 5.68 series mark and 70 from a 25.31 over 200m. Luna Goureau (FRA), who led the opening hurdles, took 171 for seventh, Ella Rush (GBR) 100 for sixth, Stefany Da Silva (BRA) 89 for ninth and Laura Van Den Brande (BEL) 7 for tenth. Sophie Kreiner (AUT), the fifth-ranked entrant, finished fifteenth and 425 under her series.
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