Athletics at the 2014 Commonwealth Games | ||
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Track events | ||
100 m | men | women |
200 m | men | women |
400 m | men | women |
800 m | men | women |
1500 m | men | women |
5000 m | men | women |
10,000 m | men | women |
100 m hurdles | women | |
110 m hurdles | men | |
400 m hurdles | men | women |
3000 m steeplechase | men | women |
4×100 m relay | men | women |
4×400 m relay | men | women |
Road events | ||
Marathon | men | women |
Field events | ||
High jump | men | women |
Pole vault | men | women |
Long jump | men | women |
Triple jump | men | women |
Shot put | men | women |
Discus throw | men | women |
Hammer throw | men | women |
Javelin throw | men | women |
Combined events | ||
Heptathlon | women | |
Decathlon | men | |
Disability events | ||
100 m (T12) | women | |
100 m (T37) | men | |
1500 m (T54) | men | women |
Long jump (T37/38) | women | |
Discus (F42/44) | men | |
The Men's decathlon at the 2014 Commonwealth Games as part of the athletics programme was held at Hampden Park on 28 and 29 July 2014. [1]
Australian Jake Stein effectively took himself out of the competition before completing the first event by false starting twice in the 100 metres. However he persevered through the other nine events and while officially finishing in last place, he put in a performance worthy of the top 5. [2]
Rank | Athlete | Overall points | 100 m | LJ | SP | HJ | 400 m | 110 m H | DT | PV | JT | 1500 m |
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Damian Warner (CAN) | 8282 | 10.29 s 1025 | 7.50 m 935 | 14.04 m 731 | 1.96 m 767 | 47.78 s 920 | 13.50 s 1040 | 41.31 m 691 | 4.50 m 760 | 61.96 m 767 | 4:45.43 s 646 | |
Ashley Bryant (ENG) | 8109 | 11.10 s 838 | 7.56 m 950 | 14.07 m 733 | 1.99 m 794 | 49.07 s 858 | 14.92 s 859 | 43.45 m 735 | 4.70 m 819 | 66.24 m 832 | 4:38.24 s 691 | |
Kurt Felix (GRN) | 8070 | 11.02 s 856 | 7.43 m 918 | 13.26 m 683 | 2.11 m 906 | 48.93 s 865 | 15.06 s 842 | 45.3 m 773 | 4.50 m 760 | 66.33 m 834 | 4:47.66 s 633 | |
4 | John Lane (ENG) | 7922 | 10.71 s 926 | 7.50 m 935 | 14.12 m 736 | 1.99 m 794 | 48.13 s 903 | 14.64 s 894 | 38.96 m 643 | 4.90 m 880 | 52.25 m 622 | 4:54.95 s 589 |
5 | Stephen Cain (AUS) | 7787 | 11.33 s 789 | 6.73 m 750 | 13.87 m 720 | 1.99 m 794 | 51.07 s 766 | 14.85 s 868 | 44.87 m 764 | 4.90 m 880 | 62.68 m 778 | 4:40.29 s 678 |
6 | Benjamin Gregory (WAL) | 7725 | 11.26 s 804 | 7.42 m 915 | 13.03 m 669 | 1.90 m 714 | 50.49 s 792 | 14.70 s 886 | 40.40 m 673 | 5.00 m 9.10 | 54.05 m 649 | 4:34.09 s 713 |
7 | Fredriech Pretorius (RSA) | 7639 | 11.29 s 797 | 7.13 m 845 | 11.86 m 598 | 1.90 m 714 | 49.31 s 847 | 14.62 s 896 | 40.61 m 677 | 4.59 m 790 | 58.76 m 719 | 4:28.33 s 756 |
8 | David Guest (WAL) | 7516 | 10.95 s 872 | 7.01 m 816 | 12.43 m 633 | 1.87 m 687 | 48.08 s 905 | 14.70 s 886 | 43.14 m 729 | 4.50 m 760 | 51.93 m 617 | 4:51.23 s 611 |
9 | Lindon Victor (GRN) | 7429 | 11.06 s 847 | 6.93 m 797 | 14.48 m 758 | 1.93 m 740 | 50.15 s 808 | 16.60 s 667 | 51.29 m 897 | 3.60 m 509 | 68.55 m 867 | 5:03.68 s 539 |
10 | Curtis Matthews (WAL) | 7422 | 11.03 s 854 | 7.20 m 862 | 13.53 m 700 | 1.84 m 661 | 50.94 s 772 | 14.88 s 864 | 47.85 m 826 | 4.30 m 702 | 52.09 m 620 | 4:59.72 s 561 |
11 | Guillaume Thierry (MRI) | 7303 | 11.39 s 776 | 6.96 m 804 | 13.80 m 716 | 1.87 m 687 | 52.71 s 694 | 15.18 s 828 | 41.45 m 694 | 4.59 m 790 | 62.87 m 781 | 5:04.76 s 533 |
12 | Peter Glass (NIR) | 7287 | 11.20 s 817 | 6.74 m 753 | 13.69 m 709 | 1.93 m 740 | 52.52 s 702 | 14.94 s 857 | 45.11 m 769 | 4.50 m 760 | 56.05 m 679 | 5:10.51 s 501 |
13 | Martin Brockman (ENG) | 7010 | 11.54 s 744 | 6.93 m 797 | 13.84 m 719 | 2.05 m 850 | 50.83 s 777 | 15.65 s 773 | 37.85 m 621 | 4.50 m 760 | 42.15 m 473 | 5:11.42 s 496 |
14 | Jake Stein (AUS) | 7005 | DQ 0 | 7.15 m 850 | 14.80 m 777 | 1.96 m 767 | 50.63 s 786 | 15.09 s 839 | 50.37 m 878 | 4.09 m 645 | 68.25 m 863 | 4:53.12 s 600 |
Brent Newdick (NZL) | DNF | 11.18 s 817 | 7.22 m 753 | 13.96 m 709 | 1.93 m 740 | 52.87 s 687 | 15.47 s 794 | 42.58 m 717 | DNS | |||
Atsu Nyamadi (GHA) | DNF | 11.27 s 801 | 7.36 m 900 | 13.47 m 696 | 1.90 m 714 | 50.36 s 789 | 15.40 s 802 | 34.09 m 545 | DNS | |||
Willem Coertzen (RSA) | DNF | 10.88 s 888 | 7.40 m 910 | 13.70 m 710 | 1.87 m 687 | DNS | ||||||
Scott McLaren (NZL) | DNF | 11.59 s 734 | 6.29 m 644 | 15.35 m 750 | 1.78 m 610 | DNS | ||||||
Keron Stout (IVB) | DNF | 11.32 s 791 | DNS |
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