2005 European Athletics Indoor Championships – Women's pentathlon

Last updated August 10, 2024

The Women's pentathlon event at the 2005 European Athletics Indoor Championships was held on March 4.

Medalists

Gold	Silver	Bronze
Carolina Klüft Sweden	Kelly Sotherton Great Britain	Nataliya Dobrynska Ukraine

Results

60 metres hurdles

Rank	Heat	Name	Nationality	Time	Points	Notes
1	2	Carolina Klüft	Sweden	8.19	1086	=PB
2	2	Sonja Kesselschläger	Germany	8.40	1039
3	2	Laurien Hoos	Netherlands	8.40	1039
4	2	Nataliya Dobrynska	Ukraine	8.42	1035	PB
5	2	Kelly Sotherton	Great Britain	8.43	1032
6	2	Marie Collonvillé	France	8.48	1021	PB
7	2	Karin Ruckstuhl	Netherlands	8.49	1019
8	1	María Peinado	Spain	8.60	995	=SB
8	2	Vera Yepimashka	Belarus	8.60	995
10	1	Claudia Tonn	Germany	8.65	984
11	1	Francine Passe-Coutrin	France	8.73	967	SB
12	1	Karolina Tymińska	Poland	8.84	944
13	1	Olga Koungounova	Spain	8.94	922
14	1	Ksenja Balta	Estonia	10.60	604
	1	Tatyana Gordeyeva	Russia	DNF	0

High jump

Rank	Group	Athlete	Nationality	1.54	1.57	1.60	1.63	1.66	1.69	1.72	1.75	1.78	1.81	1.84	1.87	1.90	1.93	1.96	Result	Points	Notes	Overall
1	B	Carolina Klüft	Sweden	–	–	–	–	–	–	o	o	o	o	o	o	xo	o	xxx	1.93	1145		2231
2	B	Marie Collonvillé	France	–	–	–	–	–	–	o	o	o	xo	o	xxx				1.84	1029		2050
3	B	Sonja Kesselschläger	Germany	–	–	–	–	o	o	o	o	o	xxo	o	xxx				1.84	1029	SB	2068
4	B	Nataliya Dobrynska	Ukraine	–	–	–	–	–	–	o	o	o	xo	xo	xxx				1.84	1029	PB	2064
5	B	Kelly Sotherton	Great Britain	–	–	–	–	–	–	o	o	o	o	xxx					1.81	991		2023
6	B	Karin Ruckstuhl	Netherlands	–	–	–	–	o	o	o	o	o	xxo	xxx					1.81	991		2010
7	A	Laurien Hoos	Netherlands	–	–	o	o	o	o	o	o	xxx							1.75	916	PB	1955
7	A	Vera Yepimashka	Belarus	o	o	o	o	o	o	o	o	xxx							1.75	916	PB	1911
9	A	Francine Passe-Coutrin	France	–	–	o	o	o	o	o	xxo	xxx							1.75	916	SB	1883
10	B	Claudia Tonn	Germany	–	–	–	o	o	xo	o	xxx								1.72	879		1863
11	A	Karolina Tymińska	Poland	o	o	o	o	o	o	xxx									1.69	842	PB	1786
12	A	Olga Koungounova	Spain	o	o	xo	o	xxx											1.63	771		1693
13	A	María Peinado	Spain	o	–	o	xo	xxx											1.63	771		1766
14	A	Ksenja Balta	Estonia	o	xxo	xxo	xxo	xxx											1.63	771		1375
	A	Tatyana Gordeyeva	Russia																DNS	0		DNF

Shot put

Rank	Athlete	Nationality	#1	#2	#3	Result	Points	Notes	Overall
1	Vera Yepimashka	Belarus	15.93	17.07	17.25	17.25	1012	SB	2923
2	Nataliya Dobrynska	Ukraine	14.85	15.48	15.42	15.48	893		2957
3	Laurien Hoos	Netherlands	13.80	14.61	14.18	14.61	835		2790
4	Kelly Sotherton	Great Britain	13.96	14.22	14.09	14.22	809	PB	2832
5	Karolina Tymińska	Poland	12.56	13.45	13.77	13.77	779		2565
6	Sonja Kesselschläger	Germany	13.62	13.20	13.41	13.62	769	SB	2837
7	Karin Ruckstuhl	Netherlands	12.56	13.06	13.34	13.34	750		2760
8	Carolina Klüft	Sweden	13.11	13.28	13.29	13.29	747		2978
9	Marie Collonvillé	France	12.77	12.08	12.43	12.43	712		2762
10	Claudia Tonn	Germany	11.82	11.13	12.34	12.34	684	SB	2547
11	María Peinado	Spain	12.08	12.22	X	12.22	676		2442
12	Francine Passe-Coutrin	France	11.29	11.02	X	11.29	614	SB	2497
13	Olga Koungounova	Spain	10.86	10.90	11.26	11.26	612		2305
14	Ksenja Balta	Estonia	10.19	10.94	11.06	11.06	599	PB	1974

Long jump

Rank	Group	Athlete	Nationality	#1	#2	#3	Result	Points	Notes	Overall
1	B	Carolina Klüft	Sweden	6.36	6.55	6.65	6.65	1056		4034
2	A	Kelly Sotherton	Great Britain	6.44	X	6.44	6.44	988		3820
3	B	Karin Ruckstuhl	Netherlands	6.33	6.44	6.22	6.44	988		3748
4	B	Nataliya Dobrynska	Ukraine	6.28	6.25	6.26	6.28	937	SB	3894
5	B	Marie Collonvillé	France	6.21	6.18	6.05	6.21	915		3677
6	B	Sonja Kesselschläger	Germany	6.05	6.05	6.15	6.15	896		3733
7	B	Karolina Tymińska	Poland	5.78	6.14	X	6.14	893		3458
8	A	Ksenja Balta	Estonia	X	X	6.12	6.12	887		2861
9	B	Claudia Tonn	Germany	X	5.92	6.08	6.08	874		3421
10	A	María Peinado	Spain	5.91	6.06	X	6.06	868		3310
11	B	Vera Yepimashka	Belarus	5.97	5.75	5.85	5.97	840		3763
12	A	Laurien Hoos	Netherlands	5.94	4.16	5.89	5.94	831	PB	3621
13	A	Francine Passe-Coutrin	France	5.52	5.80	5.82	5.82	795		3292
14	A	Olga Koungounova	Spain	5.45	X	5.69	5.69	756		3061

800 metres

Rank	Heat	Name	Nationality	Time	Points	Notes
1	1	Karolina Tymińska	Poland	2:13.39	916	SB
2	1	Claudia Tonn	Germany	2:13.43	915
3	2	Carolina Klüft	Sweden	2:13.47	914
4	2	Kelly Sotherton	Great Britain	2:13.58	913
5	2	Marie Collonvillé	France	2:17.26	861
6	2	Karin Ruckstuhl	Netherlands	2:17.53	857
7	2	Sonja Kesselschläger	Germany	2:17.76	854
8	1	Ksenja Balta	Estonia	2:18.10	850
9	1	Olga Koungounova	Spain	2:19.73	827	SB
10	1	Francine Passe-Coutrin	France	2:19.73	827	SB
11	1	María Peinado	Spain	2:21.06	809
12	2	Nataliya Dobrynska	Ukraine	2:23.74	773
13	1	Laurien Hoos	Netherlands	2:32.61	661	SB
14	2	Vera Yepimashka	Belarus	2:34.69	635

Final results

The highest mark recorded in each event is highlighted in yellow

Rank	Athlete	Nationality	60m H	HJ	SP	LJ	800m	Points	Notes
	Carolina Klüft	Sweden	8.19	1.93	13.29	6.65	2:13.47	4948	CR , NR
	Kelly Sotherton	Great Britain	8.43	1.81	14.22	6.44	2:13.58	4733	NR
	Nataliya Dobrynska	Ukraine	8.42	1.84	15.48	6.28	2:23.74	4667	SB
4	Karin Ruckstuhl	Netherlands	8.49	1.81	13.34	6.44	2:17.53	4605
5	Sonja Kesselschläger	Germany	8.40	1.84	13.62	6.15	2:17.76	4587	PB
6	Marie Collonvillé	France	8.48	1.84	12.77	6.21	2:17.26	4538
7	Vera Yepimashka	Belarus	8.60	1.75	17.25	5.97	2:34.69	4398
8	Karolina Tymińska	Poland	8.84	1.69	13.77	6.14	2:13.39	4374	PB
9	Claudia Tonn	Germany	8.65	1.72	12.34	6.08	2:13.43	4336
10	Laurien Hoos	Netherlands	8.40	1.75	14.61	5.94	2:32.61	4282	PB
11	María Peinado	Spain	8.60	1.63	12.22	6.06	2:21.06	4119
12	Francine Passe-Coutrin	France	8.73	1.75	11.29	5.82	2:19.73	4119	SB
13	Olga Koungounova	Spain	8.94	1.63	11.26	5.69	2:19.73	3888
14	Ksenja Balta	Estonia	10.60	1.63	11.06	6.12	2:18.10	3711
	Tatyana Gordeyeva	Russia	DNF	DNS	–	–	–	DNF

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2005 European Athletics Indoor Championships

Track events
60 m	men	women
200 m	men	women
400 m	men	women
800 m	men	women
1500 m	men	women
3000 m	men	women
60 m hurdles	men	women
4×400 m relay	men	women
Field events
High jump	men	women
Pole vault	men	women
Long jump	men	women
Triple jump	men	women
Shot put	men	women
Combined events
Pentathlon		women
Heptathlon	men
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