Athletics at the 2022 Commonwealth Games – Women's heptathlon

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Women's heptathlon
at the 2022 Commonwealth Games
Venue Alexander Stadium
Dates2 – 3 August
Competitors8 from 5 nations
Winning points6377 pts
Medalists
Gold medal icon.svg   Flag of England.svg  England
Silver medal icon.svg   Ulster banner.svg  Northern Ireland
Bronze medal icon.svg   Flag of England.svg  England
  2018
2026  

The women's heptathlon at the 2022 Commonwealth Games , as part of the athletics programme, took place in the Alexander Stadium on 2 and 3 August 2022.

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Records

Prior to this competition, the existing world and Games records were as follows:

World record Flag of the United States.svg  Jackie Joyner-Kersee  (USA)7291 pts Seoul, South Korea 23–24 September 1988
Commonwealth record Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Katarina Johnson-Thompson  (GBR)6981 pts Doha, Qatar 2–4 October 2019
Games record Flag of Australia.svg  Jane Flemming  (AUS)6695 pts Auckland, New Zealand 27–28 January 1990

Schedule

The schedule was as follows: [1]

DateTimeRound
Tuesday 2 August 202210:08100 metres hurdles
11:15High jump
19:15Shot put
21:25200 metres
Wednesday 3 202210:50Long jump
19:08Javelin throw
21:00800 metres

All times are British Summer Time (UTC+1)

Results

Competitors contested a series of 7 events over two days, with their results being converted into points. The final standings were decided by their cumulative points tallies.

100 metres hurdles

Results: [2] Wind: -0.4 m/s

RankLaneAthleteTimePointsNotes
12Flag of Australia.svg  Taneille Crase  (AUS)13.421062 PB
24Flag of England.svg  Holly Mills  (ENG)13.521047
37Flag of England.svg  Jade O’Dowda  (ENG)13.601036
48Ulster banner.svg  Kate O'Connor  (NIR)13.741015 PB
51Flag of England.svg  Katarina Johnson-Thompson  (ENG)13.831003
65Flag of Wales 2.svg  Lauren Evans  (WAL)13.89994
73Ulster banner.svg  Anna McCauley  (NIR)14.68884
86Flag of Papua New Guinea.svg  Edna Boafob  (PNG)16.42664

High jump

Results: [3]

RankAthlete1.361.391.421.451.481.511.541.571.601.631.661.691.721.751.781.811.841.87MarkPointsNotesOverall
1Flag of England.svg  Katarina Johnson-Thompson  (ENG)ooxxoo xxx1.841029 SB 2032
2Flag of England.svg  Holly Mills  (ENG)oooooxxx1.78953 SB 2000
3Flag of Australia.svg  Taneille Crase  (AUS)oxooxoxoxxx1.789532015
4Ulster banner.svg  Kate O'Connor  (NIR)oooxooxxoxxx1.78953 SB 1968
5Flag of England.svg  Jade O’Dowda  (ENG)ooooxoxoxxx1.75916 PB 1952
6Ulster banner.svg  Anna McCauley  (NIR)oooxxoxoxxx1.759161800
7Flag of Wales 2.svg  Lauren Evans  (WAL)ooooxxx1.728791873
8Flag of Papua New Guinea.svg  Edna Boafob  (PNG)ooooxooxxx1.51632 PB 1296

Shot put

Results: [4]

RankAthlete#1#2#3MarkPointsNotesOverall
1Ulster banner.svg  Kate O'Connor  (NIR)13.2913.6513.7313.73776 SB 2744
2Flag of England.svg  Jade O’Dowda  (ENG)12.9513.2912.7213.297472699
3Flag of England.svg  Holly Mills  (ENG)12.9811.3412.7412.987262726
4Flag of England.svg  Katarina Johnson-Thompson  (ENG)12.9412.4412.8712.94723 SB 2755
5Flag of Australia.svg  Taneille Crase  (AUS)11.3511.8911.2711.89654 PB 2669
6Ulster banner.svg  Anna McCauley  (NIR)10.9511.3311.3611.366192419
7Flag of Papua New Guinea.svg  Edna Boafob  (PNG)10.149.759.9610.14539 PB 1835
8Flag of Wales 2.svg  Lauren Evans  (WAL)9.6710.1310.0210.135382411

200 metres

Results: [5]

RankLaneAthleteTimePointsNotesOverall
15Flag of England.svg  Katarina Johnson-Thompson  (ENG)23.7010103765
27Flag of Australia.svg  Taneille Crase  (AUS)24.48935 PB 3604
32Ulster banner.svg  Kate O'Connor  (NIR)24.73912 PB 3656
49Flag of England.svg  Jade O’Dowda  (ENG)25.048833582
53Flag of England.svg  Holly Mills  (ENG)25.128763602
68Ulster banner.svg  Anna McCauley  (NIR)25.40850 SB 3269
74Flag of Wales 2.svg  Lauren Evans  (WAL)25.808153226
86Flag of Papua New Guinea.svg  Edna Boafob  (PNG)26.157842619

Long jump

Results: [6]

RankAthlete#1#2#3MarkPointsNotesOverall
1Flag of England.svg  Jade O’Dowda  (ENG)x6.52x6.5210144596
2Flag of England.svg  Katarina Johnson-Thompson  (ENG)5.616.286.336.339534718
3Flag of Australia.svg  Taneille Crase  (AUS)x6.23x6.23921 PB 4525
4Flag of England.svg  Holly Mills  (ENG)6.006.126.196.199084510
5Ulster banner.svg  Kate O'Connor  (NIR)5.82x5.645.827954451
6Ulster banner.svg  Anna McCauley  (NIR)5.685.315.645.68753 SB 4022
7Flag of Wales 2.svg  Lauren Evans  (WAL)x5.61x5.61732 SB 3958
8Flag of Papua New Guinea.svg  Edna Boafob  (PNG)4.774.764.414.774983117

Javelin throw

Results: [7]

RankAthlete#1#2#3MarkPointsNotesOverall
1Ulster banner.svg  Kate O'Connor  (NIR)50.8350.0951.1451.148825333
2Flag of England.svg  Katarina Johnson-Thompson  (ENG)36.1941.3744.3344.33751PB5469
3Flag of England.svg  Jade O’Dowda  (ENG)42.1532.8233.6242.157095305
4Flag of England.svg  Holly Mills  (ENG)36.3938.6338.2538.636415151
5Flag of Australia.svg  Taneille Crase  (AUS)37.59x37.9537.956285153
6Ulster banner.svg  Anna McCauley  (NIR)34.3634.8734.4034.875694591
7Flag of Papua New Guinea.svg  Edna Boafob  (PNG)30.8026.3832.2232.22519PB3636
8Flag of Wales 2.svg  Lauren Evans  (WAL)30.1727.1124.9530.17480SB4438

800 metres

Results [8]

RankAthleteTimePointsNotesOverall
1Flag of England.svg  Holly Mills  (ENG)2:11.429446095
2Flag of England.svg  Katarina Johnson-Thompson  (ENG)2:13.93908 SB 6377
3Flag of England.svg  Jade O’Dowda  (ENG)2:14.00907 SB 6212
4Ulster banner.svg  Kate O'Connor  (NIR)2:14.48900 SB 6233
5Flag of Australia.svg  Taneille Crase  (AUS)2:16.40873 PB 6026
6Ulster banner.svg  Anna McCauley  (NIR)2:19.168355426
7Flag of Wales 2.svg  Lauren Evans  (WAL)2:23.897715209
8Flag of Papua New Guinea.svg  Edna Boafob  (PNG)2:53.054324068

Standings

RankAthletePointsNotes
Gold medal icon.svgFlag of England.svg  Katarina Johnson-Thompson  (ENG)6377 SB
Silver medal icon.svgUlster banner.svg  Kate O'Connor  (NIR)6233 SB
Bronze medal icon.svgFlag of England.svg  Jade O’Dowda  (ENG)6212
4Flag of England.svg  Holly Mills  (ENG)6095
5Flag of Australia.svg  Taneille Crase  (AUS)6026 PB
6Ulster banner.svg  Anna McCauley  (NIR)5426
7Flag of Wales 2.svg  Lauren Evans  (WAL)5209
8Flag of Papua New Guinea.svg  Edna Boafob  (PNG)4068 PB

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References

  1. "Women's Heptathlon". Birmingham 2022. 3 August 2022. Retrieved 3 August 2022.
  2. 100 metres hurdles Results
  3. High jump Results
  4. Shot put results
  5. 200 metres results
  6. Long jump results
  7. Javelin throw results
  8. 800 metres results