European Athletics Championship 2016 - Heptathlon (Women)

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	Heptathlon (Women)
	Video of the second race at 200 meters at the sevens at the European Championships 2016
	Video of the third race at 200 meters at the sevens at the European Championships 2016

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	Heptathlon (Women)
	Video of the high jump competition at the sevens at the European Championships 2016 (Italian)

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	Heptathlon (Women)
	Video of the 100 meters hurdles at the sevens at the European Championships 2016 (English)

Women's heptathlon competitions at the European Athletics Championships in Amsterdam took place on July 8–9, 2016 at the Olympic Stadium .

The current European champion in the heptathlon was Antoinette Nana Jimu from France .

Records

Before the start of the competition, the following records were in force.

World record	Jackie Joyner-Kersey ( USA )	7291 points	Seoul , South Korea	September 24, 1988
European record	Carolina Kluft ( Sweden )	7032 points	Osaka , Japan	August 26, 2007
European Championship Record	Jessica Ennis ( UK )	6823 points	Barcelona , Spain	July 31, 2010
The best season result in the world	Brianna Theisen-Eaton ( Canada )	6765 points	Götzis , Austria	May 29, 2016
The best result of the season in Europe	Jessica Ennis Hill ( UK )	6733 points	Ratingen , Germany	June 26, 2016

Schedule

date	Time	Competition round
July 8, 2016	12:15	100 m with barriers
July 8, 2016	13:00	High jump
July 8, 2016	18:05	Shot put
July 8, 2016	20:00	200 m
July 9, 2016	13:00	Long jump
July 9, 2016	14:20	Spear Throwing - Group A
July 9, 2016	15:25	Spear Throwing - Group B
July 9, 2016	20:45	800 m

Local time (UTC + 2)

Medalists

Anouk Vetter won the European Championship with a new national record

Gold	Silver	Bronze
Anouk Vetter Netherlands	Antoinette Nana Jimu France	Yvona Dadic Austria

Results

100 meter hurdles

Before the start of the competition, the following highest achievements were among the all-around 100 meters hurdles.

Highest World Achievement	Jessica Ennis ( UK )	12.54	London , UK	August 3, 2012
Highest European Achievement
The highest achievement of the European Championships	Sabina Mobius ( GDR )	12.89	Athens , Greece	September 9, 1982

21 semiboers from 14 countries came to the start ^[1] .

A place	Athlete	Citizenship	Race	Result	Wind	Notes	Glasses
one	Antoinette Nana Jimu	France	3	13.26	−0.7 m / s	SB	1086
2	Anouk Vetter	Netherlands	3	13.29	−0.7 m / s	PB	1081
3	Katerina Tsakhova	Czech	3	13.33	−0.7 m / s		1075
four	Ksenia Krizhan	Hungary	2	13.53	+1.2 m / s		1046
five	Anna Mayvald	Germany	2	13.54	+1.2 m / s		1044
6	Grit Shadeiko	Estonia	3	13.58	−0.7 m / s	SB	1039
7	Anna Kasyanova	Ukraine	3	13.59	−0.7 m / s		1037
eight	Linda Tsyublin	Switzerland	3	13.62	−0.7 m / s	= SB	1033
9	Nadine Brursen	Netherlands	2	13.70	+1.2 m / s		1021
ten	Sofia Ifantidou	Greece	2	13.79	+1.2 m / s		1008
eleven	Yvona Dadic	Austria	2	13.83	+1.2 m / s		1003
12	György Живivotsky-Farkas	Hungary	one	13.89	−0.9 m / s	SB	994
13	Michel Zeltner	Switzerland	one	13.93	−0.9 m / s	PB	988
14	Verena Pryner	Austria	one	13.94	−0.9 m / s	PB	987
15	Marie Claup	Estonia	one	14.02	−0.9 m / s		976
15	Valerie Reggel	Switzerland	2	14.02	+1.2 m / s	SB	976
17	Ekaterina Netsvetaeva	Belarus	2	14.20	+1.2 m / s		950
18	Austra Skuyite	Lithuania	one	14.25	−0.9 m / s	SB	943
nineteen	Yana Maksimova	Belarus	one	14.47	−0.9 m / s		913
20	Morgan lake	Great Britain	one	14.72	−0.9 m / s		879
21!	Carolina Tyminskaya	Poland	3	15.00! DNF	−0.7 m / s		0!

High Jump

Prior to the start of the competition, the following highest achievements were among the high-jump multibands.

Highest World Achievement Highest European Achievement	Tia Hellebout ( Belgium )	1.97 m	Götzis , Austria	May 27, 2006
	Nafissatu Tiam ( Belgium )	1.97 m	Zurich , Switzerland	August 14, 2014
The highest achievement of the European Championships	Nafissatu Tiam ( Belgium )	1.97 m	Zurich , Switzerland	August 14, 2014

Adverse weather conditions (it rained during the high jump) had an impact on the course of the competition. The best result was shown by the 19-year-old British Morgan Lake , who took a height of 1.89 m. Thanks to this success, she managed to rise in the overall standings from last place to third. The leader came the representative of the Netherlands Anuk Vetter , six points she lost Ukrainian Anna Kasyanova ^[2] ^[3] .

A place	Group	Athlete	Citizenship	Result	Notes	Glasses
one	B	Morgan lake	Great Britain	1.89 m		1093
2	B	György Живivotsky-Farkas	Hungary	1.80 m		978
3	B	Austra Skuyite	Lithuania	1.80 m	= SB	978
four	A	Michel Zeltner	Switzerland	1.77 m	SB	941
five	B	Anna Kasyanova	Ukraine	1.77 m	SB	941
five	B	Yana Maksimova	Belarus	1.77 m		941
7	A	Yvona Dadic	Austria	1.77 m	SB	941
eight	B	Ksenia Krizhan	Hungary	1.74 m		903
9	B	Nadine Brursen	Netherlands	1.74 m		903
ten	B	Marie Claup	Estonia	1.74 m		903
eleven	B	Anouk Vetter	Netherlands	1.74 m		903
12	B	Antoinette Nana Jimu	France	1.71 m		867
13	A	Verena Pryner	Austria	1.71 m	PB	867
14	A	Ekaterina Netsvetaeva	Belarus	1.71 m		867
15	A	Anna Mayvald	Germany	1.68 m	= SB	830
sixteen	A	Grit Shadeiko	Estonia	1.65 m		795
17	A	Sofia Ifantidou	Greece	1.65 m	SB	795
18	B	Katerina Tsakhova	Czech	1.62 m		759
nineteen	A	Valerie Reggel	Switzerland	1.62 m		759
20	A	Linda Tsyublin	Switzerland	1.62 m	SB	759
21!	A	Carolina Tyminskaya	Poland	0! DNS		0!

Shot put

Before the start of the competition, the following highest achievements were among the all-rounds in shot put.

Highest World Achievement	Austra Skuyite ( Lithuania )	17.31 m	London , UK	August 3, 2012
Highest European Achievement
The highest achievement of the European Championships	Austra Skuyite ( Lithuania )	16.72 m	Munich , Germany	August 9, 2002

The current European champion Antoinette Nana Jimu set a personal record in the shot put (16.17 m) and took the lead in the overall standings. Only one point was given to her by Anuk Vetter , who also showed the best result in her career - 15.69 m. Lithuanian Austra Skuyite , the winner of the highest world achievement in shot put among the sevens , expected to win this type, after which she rose from 10th to 3rd place ^[4] ^[5] .

A place	Group	Athlete	Citizenship	Result	Notes	Glasses
one	B	Austra Skuyite	Lithuania	16.31 m	SB	949
2	B	Antoinette Nana Jimu	France	16.17 m	PB	939
3	B	Anouk Vetter	Netherlands	15.69 m	PB	907
four	B	Ekaterina Netsvetaeva	Belarus	14.82 m		849
five	A	Michel Zeltner	Switzerland	14.49 m	PB	827
6	B	Nadine Brursen	Netherlands	14.45 m		824
7	A	Anna Kasyanova	Ukraine	14.12 m	PB	802
eight	A	Yvona Dadic	Austria	14.10 m	PB	801
9	B	György Живivotsky-Farkas	Hungary	14.02 m	SB	795
ten	B	Ksenia Krizhan	Hungary	13.93 m	SB	789
eleven	B	Anna Mayvald	Germany	13.73 m		776
12	B	Yana Maksimova	Belarus	13.63 m		769
13	A	Verena Pryner	Austria	13.51 m		761
14	A	Valerie Reggel	Switzerland	13.27 m	SB	745
15	B	Morgan lake	Great Britain	13.24 m	SB	743
sixteen	A	Sofia Ifantidou	Greece	13.23 m	SB	743
17	A	Grit Shadeiko	Estonia	12.77 m	PB	712
18	A	Linda Tsyublin	Switzerland	12.71 m		708
nineteen	A	Katerina Tsakhova	Czech	11.84 m		651
20	A	Marie Claup	Estonia	11.79 m		647
21!	B	Carolina Tyminskaya	Poland	0! DNS		0!

200 meter run

Prior to the start of the competition, the following highest achievements were among the 200-meter all-around.

Highest World Achievement	Jackie Joyner-Kersey ( USA )	22.30	Indianapolis , USA	July 15, 1988
Highest European Achievement	Daphne Schippers ( Netherlands )	22.35	Götzis , Austria	May 31, 2014
The highest achievement of the European Championships	Jessica Ennis ( UK )	23.21	Barcelona , Spain	July 30, 2010

The only participant who ran faster than 24 seconds was Anuk Vetter - 23.89. With her main rivals in the dispute over the victory, Antoinette Nana Jim and Anna Kasyanova, she won about one second and immediately earned a serious margin in the overall standings. The advantage over the Frenchwoman, who was in second place, was 96 points ^[6] .

A place	Athlete	Citizenship	Race	Result	Wind	Notes	Glasses
one	Anouk Vetter	Netherlands	3	23.89	0,0 m / s		991
2	Yvona Dadic	Austria	3	24.11	0,0 m / s	SB	970
3	Katerina Tsakhova	Czech	3	24.30	0,0 m / s		952
four	Anna Mayvald	Germany	3	24.38	0,0 m / s		945
five	Grit Shadeiko	Estonia	2	24.57	−0.7 m / s	SB	927
6	Anna Kasyanova	Ukraine	3	24.63	0,0 m / s	SB	921
7	Verena Pryner	Austria	3	24.64	0,0 m / s	PB	920
eight	Michel Zeltner	Switzerland	2	24.80	−0.7 m / s		905
9	Antoinette Nana Jimu	France	2	24.92	−0.7 m / s		894
ten	Valerie Reggel	Switzerland	2	25.02	−0.7 m / s	SB	885
eleven	Ksenia Krizhan	Hungary	2	25.05	−0.7 m / s	SB	882
12	Linda Tsyublin	Switzerland	one	25,50	+0.2 m / s	SB	841
13	Nadine Brursen	Netherlands	2	25.51	−0.7 m / s	SB	841
14	Ekaterina Netsvetaeva	Belarus	2	25.61	−0.7 m / s		832
15	György Живivotsky-Farkas	Hungary	one	25.73	+0.2 m / s	SB	821
sixteen	Sofia Ifantidou	Greece	one	26.08	+0.2 m / s		790
17	Marie Claup	Estonia	one	26.18	+0.2 m / s		781
18	Austra Skuyite	Lithuania	one	26.69	+0.2 m / s		738
nineteen	Yana Maksimova	Belarus	one	26.73	+0.2 m / s		734
20 !	Morgan lake	Great Britain	one	29.00! DNS	−2!		0!
21!	Carolina Tyminskaya	Poland	3	30.00! DNS	−2!		0!

After the first day, the five leaders of the overall standings looked as follows ^[7] .

A place	Athlete	Citizenship	Glasses
one	Anouk Vetter	Netherlands	3882
2	Antoinette Nana Jimu	France	3786
3	Yvona Dadic	Austria	3715
four	Anna Kasyanova	Ukraine	3701
five	Michel Zeltner	Switzerland	3661

Long Jump

Prior to the start of the competition, the following highest achievements were among the multiathlon long jump.

Highest World Achievement	Jackie Joyner-Kersey ( USA )	7.27 m	Seoul , South Korea	September 24, 1988
Highest European Achievement	Carolina Kluft ( Sweden )	6.97 m	Tallinn , Estonia	July 4, 2004
The highest achievement of the European Championships	Anke Bemer ( GDR )	6.79 m	Stuttgart , Germany	August 30, 1986

External video files
Heptathlon (Women)
	Video of the competition in the long jump at the sevens at the European Championship 2016 (Italian)

Anuk Vetter showed the second result among all the participants, while being ahead of her main competitors. After five views, her advantage over Antoinette Nana Jim reached 119 points. With a jump of 6.40 m, Nadine Brursen was able to climb from 9th to 4th place, but lost to Ivone Dadic , third, 100 points ^[8] ^[9] .

A place	Group	Athlete	Citizenship	Result	Wind	Notes	Glasses
one	B	Nadine Brursen	Netherlands	6.40 m	+3.3 m / s		975
2	B	Anouk Vetter	Netherlands	6.38 m	+2.9 m / s		969
3	B	Yvona Dadic	Austria	6.32 m	+0.6 m / s		949
four	B	Antoinette Nana Jimu	France	6.31 m	+0.4 m / s	SB	946
five	B	Katerina Tsakhova	Czech	6.31 m	−0.4 m / s	SB	946
6	A	Ksenia Krizhan	Hungary	6.13 m	+0.9 m / s		890
7	A	Michel Zeltner	Switzerland	6.10 m	+2.9 m / s		880
eight	B	György Живivotsky-Farkas	Hungary	6.06 m	+1.3 m / s	SB	868
9	A	Sofia Ifantidou	Greece	6.04 m	+0.6 m / s	SB	862
ten	B	Austra Skuyite	Lithuania	6.03 m	+1.3 m / s	SB	859
eleven	B	Linda Tsyublin	Switzerland	5.94 m	−0.8 m / s		831
12	A	Anna Mayvald	Germany	5.93 m	+1.3 m / s	SB	828
13	A	Ekaterina Netsvetaeva	Belarus	5.91 m	+3.2 m / s		822
14	A	Verena Pryner	Austria	5.68 m	−0.4 m / s		753
15	A	Yana Maksimova	Belarus	5.66 m	−0.8 m / s		747
sixteen	B	Anna Kasyanova	Ukraine	5.63 m	+0.3 m / s		738
17	A	Valerie Reggel	Switzerland	5.47 m	+0.2 m / s	SB	691
18	A	Marie Claup	Estonia	4.16 m	+ 2.1 m / s		345
nineteen !	B	Grit Shadeiko	Estonia	0,00 m! NM	−2!		0!
20 !	A	Morgan lake	Great Britain	0! DNS	−2!		0!
21!	C!	Carolina Tyminskaya	Poland	0! DNS	−2!		0!

Spear Throwing

Before the start of the competition, the following highest achievements among the all-rounds in javelin throw were valid.

Highest World Achievement	Barbora Shpotakova ( Czech Republic )	60.90 m	Talence , France	September 16, 2012
Highest European Achievement
The highest achievement of the European Championships	Antoinette Nana Jimu ( France )	55.82 m	Helsinki , Finland	July 30, 2012

External video files
Heptathlon (Women)
	Video of the competition in javelin throw at the heptathlon at the European Championships 2016 (Group A) (eng.)
	Video of the competition in javelin throw at the heptathos at the European Championships 2016 (Group B) (eng.)

Sophia Ifantidou set a new highest achievement of the European Championships in javelin throwing among the sevens - 56.36 m. However, this throw did not affect the fight for medals, since the Greek was far from the top three. Anuk Vetter set a personal record of 55.76 m, again ahead of Jim and de facto secured a victory for one look before the end of the heptathlon: her advantage reached 198 points. Nadine Brursen reduced the gap from Ivona Dadic in the fight for bronze to 15 points ^[10] ^[11] .

A place	Group	Athlete	Citizenship	Result	Notes	Glasses
one	B	Sofia Ifantidou	Greece	56.36 m	CB	984
2	B	Anouk Vetter	Netherlands	55.76 m	PB	972
3	B	Nadine Brursen	Netherlands	52.31 m	SB	905
four	B	Antoinette Nana Jimu	France	51.72 m	SB	893
five	B	Marie Claup	Estonia	50.46 m		869
6	A	Verena Pryner	Austria	48.31 m	PB	827
7	B	Yvona Dadic	Austria	47.92 m		820
eight	A	Ksenia Krizhan	Hungary	47.38 m		809
9	A	Ekaterina Netsvetaeva	Belarus	46.36 m	PB	790
ten	B	Linda Tsyublin	Switzerland	46.28 m		788
eleven	A	György Живivotsky-Farkas	Hungary	46.03 m	SB	783
12	B	Austra Skuyite	Lithuania	45.75 m		778
13	A	Katerina Tsakhova	Czech	44.80 m		760
14	A	Yana Maksimova	Belarus	44.35 m		751
15	A	Valerie Reggel	Switzerland	42.35 m	SB	712
sixteen	A	Anna Mayvald	Germany	41.87 m		703
17	A	Michel Zeltner	Switzerland	35.54 m		582
18 !	B	Anna Kasyanova	Ukraine	0! DNS		0!
18 !	B	Grit Shadeiko	Estonia	0! DNS		0!
20 !	C!	Morgan lake	Great Britain	0! DNS		0!
21!	C!	Carolina Tyminskaya	Poland	0! DNS		0!

800 meter run

Before the start of the competition, the following highest achievements were among the 800-meter multiathlon.

Highest World Achievement	Nadine Debois ( France )	2.01.84	Talence , France	September 27, 1987
Highest European Achievement
The highest achievement of the European Championships	Irina Belova ( USSR )	2.02.75	Split , Yugoslavia	August 31, 1990

External video files
Heptathlon (Women)
	Video of the 800 meters race at the sevens at the European Championships 2016 (English)

The three leaders after running 800 meters remained unchanged. Nadine Brursen did not go to the start, because of which there was no intrigue in the dispute over the medals: the gaps between the other girls in the first five were quite large. Anuk Vetter, despite the worst result among all the participants, confidently won gold in seven types ^[12] .

A place	Athlete	Citizenship	Race	Result	Notes	Glasses
one	Ksenia Krizhan	Hungary	2	2: 11.18	PB	947
2	Verena Pryner	Austria	one	2: 12.03		935
3	Ivona Dadic	Austria	2	2: 12.83	SB	924
four	Ekaterina Netsvetaeva	Belarus	one	2: 13.72		911
five	Katerina Tsakhova	Czech	2	2: 13.91		908
6	György Живivotsky-Farkas	Hungary	2	2: 14.14	SB	905
7	Valerie Reggel	Switzerland	one	2: 14.58	SB	899
eight	Anna Mayvald	Germany	one	2: 14.92	PB	894
9	Michel Zeltner	Switzerland	one	2: 15.38		887
ten	Yana Maksimova	Belarus	one	2: 18.30		847
eleven	Sofia Ifantidou	Greece	2	2: 18.59		843
12	Antoinette Nana Jimu	France	2	2: 19.33	SB	833
13	Anouk Vetter	Netherlands	2	2: 21.50		803
14 !	Austra Skuyite	Lithuania	2	2: 30.00! DNF		0!
14 !	Linda Tsyublin	Switzerland	one	2: 30.00! DNF		0!
sixteen !	Nadine Brursen	Netherlands	3!	2: 31.00! DNS		0!
sixteen !	Marie Claup	Estonia	3!	2: 31.00! DNS		0!
18 !	Anna Kasyanova	Ukraine	3!	2: 32.00! DNS		0!
18 !	Grit Shadeiko	Estonia	3!	2: 32.00! DNS		0!
20 !	Morgan lake	Great Britain	3!	2: 33.00! DNS		0!
21!	Carolina Tyminskaya	Poland	3!	2: 34.00! DNS		0!

Final position

Anuk Vetter from the Netherlands became the European champion with a new national record - 6626 points, a bronze medalist, Ivona Dadic , who set an Austria record, also noted a similar achievement. Antoinette Nana Jim the third consecutive championship was on the podium: after two victories in 2012 and 2014, she won a silver medal ^[13] .

A place	Athlete	Citizenship	100 m s / b	height	core	200 m	length	a spear	800 m	Glasses	Notes
one	Anouk Vetter	Netherlands	13.29	1.74 m	15.69 m	23.89	6.38 m	55.76 m	2: 21.50	6626	Nr
2	Antoinette Nana Jimu	France	13.26	1.71 m	16.17 m	24.92	6.31 m	51.72 m	2: 19.33	6458	SB
3	Yvona Dadic	Austria	13.83	1.77 m	14.10 m	24.11	6.32 m	47.92 m	2: 12.83	6408	Nr
four	Ksenia Krizhan	Hungary	13.53	1.74 m	13.93 m	25.05	6.13 m	47.38 m	2: 11.18	6266
five	György Живivotsky-Farkas	Hungary	13.89	1.80 m	14.02 m	25.73	6.06 m	46.03 m	2: 14.14	6144
6	Katerina Tsakhova	Czech	13.33	1.62 m	11.84 m	24.30	6.31 m	44.80 m	2: 13.91	6051
7	Verena Pryner	Austria	13.94	1.71 m	13.51 m	24.64	5.68 m	48.31 m	2: 12.03	6050	PB
eight	Sofia Ifantidou	Greece	13.79	1.65 m	13.23 m	26.08	6.04 m	56.36 m	2: 18.59	6025	SB
9	Ekaterina Netsvetaeva	Belarus	14.20	1.71 m	14.82 m	25.61	5.91 m	46.36 m	2: 13.72	6021	SB
ten	Anna Mayvald	Germany	13.54	1.68 m	13.73 m	24.38	5.93 m	41.87 m	2: 14.92	6020	SB
eleven	Michel Zeltner	Switzerland	13.93	1.77 m	14.49 m	24.80	6.10 m	35.54 m	2: 15.38	6010	PB
12	Yana Maksimova	Belarus	14.47	1.77 m	13.63 m	26.73	5.66 m	44.35 m	2: 18.30	5702
13	Valerie Reggel	Switzerland	14.02	1.62 m	13.27 m	25.02	5.47 m	42.35 m	2: 14.58	5667
14	Austra Skuyite	Lithuania	14.25	1.80 m	16.31 m	26.69	6.03 m	45.75 m	2: 30.00! DNF	5245
15	Linda Tsyublin	Switzerland	13.62	1.62 m	12.71 m	25,50	5.94 m	46.28 m	2: 30.00! DNF	4960
sixteen !	Nadine Brursen	Netherlands	13.70	1.74 m	14.45 m	25.51	6.40 m	52.31 m	2: 31.00! DNS	4959! DNF
17!	Marie Claup	Estonia	14.02	1.74 m	11.79 m	26.18	4.16 m	50.46 m	2: 31.00! DNS	4521! DNF
18 !	Anna Kasyanova	Ukraine	13.59	1.77 m	14.12 m	24.63	5.63 m	0! DNS	2: 32.00!	4439! DNF
nineteen !	Grit Shadeiko	Estonia	13.58	1.65 m	12.77 m	24.57	0,00 m! NM	0! DNS	2: 32.00!	3473! DNF
20 !	Morgan lake	Great Britain	14.72	1.89 m	13.24 m	30.00! DNS	0!	0!	2: 33.00!	2715! DNF
21!	Carolina Tyminskaya	Poland	19.00! DNF	0! DNS	0!	31.00!	0!	0!	2: 34.00!	0! DNF

Notes

↑ Heptathlon Women - 100m Hurdles Results (English) (PDF). EA (July 8, 2016). Date of treatment January 1, 2017. Archived on September 19, 2016.
↑ Heptathlon Women - High Jump Results (English) (PDF). EA (July 8, 2016). Date of treatment January 1, 2017. Archived on September 17, 2016.
↑ Heptathlon Women - Intermediate Results after 2 events (English) (PDF). EA (July 8, 2016). Date of treatment January 1, 2017.
↑ Heptathlon Women - Shot Put Results (English) (PDF). EA (July 8, 2016). Date of treatment January 1, 2017. Archived on September 19, 2016.
↑ Heptathlon Women - Intermediate Results after 3 events (English) (PDF) (link not available) . EA (July 8, 2016). Date of treatment January 1, 2017. Archived on September 22, 2014.
↑ Heptathlon Women - 200m Results (English) (PDF). EA (July 8, 2016). Date of treatment January 1, 2017. Archived on September 22, 2016.
↑ Heptathlon Women - Intermediate Results after 4 events (English) (PDF) (link not available) . EA (July 8, 2016). Date of treatment January 1, 2017. Archived on September 22, 2014.
↑ Heptathlon Women - Long Jump Results (English) (PDF). EA (July 9, 2016). Date of treatment January 1, 2017. Archived on September 23, 2016.
↑ Heptathlon Women - Intermediate Results after 5 events (English) (PDF) (link not available) . EA (July 9, 2016). Date of treatment January 1, 2017. Archived on September 22, 2014.
↑ Heptathlon Women - Javelin Throw Results (English) (PDF). EA (July 9, 2016). Date of treatment January 1, 2017. Archived on September 21, 2016.
↑ Heptathlon Women - Intermediate Results after 6 events (English) (PDF) (link not available) . EA (July 9, 2016). Date of treatment January 1, 2017. Archived on September 22, 2014.
↑ Heptathlon Women - 800m Results (English) (PDF). EA (July 9, 2016). Date of treatment January 1, 2017. Archived on September 24, 2015.
↑ Heptathlon Women - Final Results (English) (PDF). EA (July 9, 2016). Date of treatment January 1, 2017. Archived on September 19, 2016.

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European Athletics Championships - Heptathlon Women (inaccessible link) . EA . - Results of the competitions on the website of the European Athletics Association. Date of treatment January 1, 2017. Archived on October 10, 2016.

[1] Heptathlon Women - 100m Hurdles Results (English) (PDF). EA (July 8, 2016). Date of treatment January 1, 2017. Archived on September 19, 2016.

[2] Heptathlon Women - High Jump Results (English) (PDF). EA (July 8, 2016). Date of treatment January 1, 2017. Archived on September 17, 2016.

[3] Heptathlon Women - Intermediate Results after 2 events (English) (PDF). EA (July 8, 2016). Date of treatment January 1, 2017.

[4] Heptathlon Women - Shot Put Results (English) (PDF). EA (July 8, 2016). Date of treatment January 1, 2017. Archived on September 19, 2016.

[5] Heptathlon Women - Intermediate Results after 3 events (English) (PDF) (link not available) . EA (July 8, 2016). Date of treatment January 1, 2017. Archived on September 22, 2014.

[6] Heptathlon Women - 200m Results (English) (PDF). EA (July 8, 2016). Date of treatment January 1, 2017. Archived on September 22, 2016.

[7] Heptathlon Women - Intermediate Results after 4 events (English) (PDF) (link not available) . EA (July 8, 2016). Date of treatment January 1, 2017. Archived on September 22, 2014.

[8] Heptathlon Women - Long Jump Results (English) (PDF). EA (July 9, 2016). Date of treatment January 1, 2017. Archived on September 23, 2016.

[9] Heptathlon Women - Intermediate Results after 5 events (English) (PDF) (link not available) . EA (July 9, 2016). Date of treatment January 1, 2017. Archived on September 22, 2014.

[10] Heptathlon Women - Javelin Throw Results (English) (PDF). EA (July 9, 2016). Date of treatment January 1, 2017. Archived on September 21, 2016.

[11] Heptathlon Women - Intermediate Results after 6 events (English) (PDF) (link not available) . EA (July 9, 2016). Date of treatment January 1, 2017. Archived on September 22, 2014.

[12] Heptathlon Women - 800m Results (English) (PDF). EA (July 9, 2016). Date of treatment January 1, 2017. Archived on September 24, 2015.

[13] Heptathlon Women - Final Results (English) (PDF). EA (July 9, 2016). Date of treatment January 1, 2017. Archived on September 19, 2016.