Women's heptathlon world record progression

The following table shows the women's heptathlon world record progression starting in 1978 and ratified by the IAAF from June 1981.[1][2] The first score in the table indicates the score using the tables in use at the time, the second score is based on tables currently in use.

Record progression

Athlete Venue Date Points Adjusted
points
West Germany Liesl AlbertDillingenOctober 8, 197858315654
East Germany Andrea FindeisZabrzeSeptember 16, 197957845691
Soviet Union Nadezhda VinogradovaFrunzeSeptember 30, 197958485671
Netherlands Silvia BarlagLongwySeptember 30, 197958785730
Soviet Union Tatyana ShpakDonetskMay 30, 198059225777
Soviet Union Nina GolovinaPyatigorskJuly 13, 198060745930
Soviet Union Yekaterina GordiyenkoOdessaSeptember 14, 198061446095
United States Jane FrederickWalnutApril 24, 198161666104
Soviet Union Nadezhda VinogradovaKislovodskMay 6, 198162126181
East Germany Ramona NeubertHalleMay 24, 198166216670
East Germany Ramona NeubertKievJune 28, 198167166788
East Germany Ramona NeubertHalleJune 20, 198267726845
East Germany Ramona NeubertMoscowJune 19, 198368366935
East Germany Sabine PaetzPotsdamMay 6, 198468676946
United States Jackie JoynerMoscowJuly 7, 198671487148
United States Jackie JoynerHoustonAugust 2, 198671617161
United States Jackie Joyner-KerseeIndianapolisJuly 17, 198872157215
United States Jackie Joyner-KerseeSeoulSeptember 24, 198872917291

See also

References

  1. ↑ Women, Heptathlon > World Records Progression
  2. ↑ European Records Progression (Women)
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