European Combined Events Team Championships

European Combined Events Team ChampionshipsSport| Athletics

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Founded| 1973
Continent| Europe
Most recent
champion(s)| Estonia
(2019)
Official website| Website

The European Combined Events Team Championships is a track and field competition for European combined track and field events specialists, with contests in men's decathlon event and women's heptathlon. It is organised by European Athletics. It was held annually in 1993–2011 and biennially in 1973–1993 and 2011–2019.

It was known as the European Cup Combined Events prior to 2017.

## Format

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It is an international team event, where the points of each nation's top three performers are tallied to form an overall team score. The European Cup Combined Events takes place in three separate divisions – the Super, First, and Second Leagues – and nations gain promotion and relegation between the leagues depending upon their performance.[1] Since 2013 there is a single overall competition winner determined by a combination of men's and women's performances, rather than as separate competitions for men and women. The three league contests take place over the same two-day period, but are held at different European locations.

The event provides multi-eventers with the opportunity to take part in national team events that is afforded to individual event athletes by the European Athletics Team Championships, the European Marathon Cup, the European Half Marathon Cup and the team events at the European Cross Country Championships.

## History

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Organised by the European Athletic Association (EAA), the competition was first held in Bonn, West Germany in 1973 as a biennial event for the men's decathlon and women's pentathlon. The women's heptathlon superseded the pentathlon in 1981. For the first five editions (1973–1981), the competition featured semi-final and final stages, but a league format with A, B and C divisions was adopted at the 1983 event. The biennial schedule was changed to an annual one from the 1993 Cup onwards, at which point the league names took on their current titles. Since 2011 the competition does not take place in Olympic years.[1]

The competition is one of a series of international team athletics competitions held by the EAA on a yearly basis, alongside the European Team Championships for individual track and field events, the European Cup 10000m, European Cup Race Walking and the European Cup Winter Throwing meet.[2]

Individual performances in the Super league section of the competition qualify for the IAAF World Combined Events Challenge, which is an international series for athletes competing in combined events.[3]

## Super league / A Finals / Finals

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### Editions

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Edition  | Year  | Name  | Gender  | City  | Country  | Date

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1st  | 1973 | Final  | Men/Women  | Bonn | West Germany  | 22–23 September
2nd  | 1975 | Final  | Men/Women  | Bydgoszcz | Poland  | 6–7 September
3rd  | 1977 | Final  | Men/Women  | Lille | France  | 17–18 September
4th  | 1979 | Final  | Men/Women  | Dresden | East Germany  | 1–2 September
5th  | 1981 | Final  | Men/Women  | Birmingham | United Kingdom  | 29–30 August
6th  | 1983 | A Final  | Men/Women  | Sofia | Bulgaria  | 7–8 September
7th  | 1985 | A Final  | Men/Women  | Krefeld-Uerdingen | West Germany  | 7–8 September
8th  | 1987 | A Final  | Men  | Basel | Switzerland  | 4–5 July
Women  | Arles | France  | 4–5 July
9th  | 1989 | A Final  | Men  | Tønsberg | Norway  | 15–16 July
Women  | Helmond | Netherlands  | 15–16 July
10th  | 1991 | A Final  | Men/Women  | Helmond | Netherlands  | 6–7 July
11th  | 1993 | Super league  | Men/Women  | Oulu | Finland  | 10–11 July
12th  | 1994 | Super league  | Men/Women  | Lyon | France  | 2–3 July
13th  | 1995 | Super league  | Men  | Valladolid | Spain  |
Women  | Helmond | Netherlands  | 6–7 July
14th  | 1996 | Super league  | Men/Women  | Lage | Germany  | 15–16 July
15th  | 1997 | Super league  | Men  | Tallinn | Estonia  | 28–29 June
Women  | Oulu | Finland  | 28–29 June
16th  | 1998 | Super league  | Men/Women  | Tallinn | Estonia  | 4–5 July
17th  | 1999 | Super league  | Men/Women  | Prague | Czech Republic  | 3–4 July
18th  | 2000 | Super league  | Men/Women  | Oulu | Finland  | 1–2 July
19th  | 2001 | Super league  | Men/Women  | Arles | France  | 30 June – 1 July
20th  | 2002 | Super league  | Men/Women  | Bydgoszcz | Poland  | 29–30 June
21st  | 2003 | Super league  | Men/Women  | Brixen | Italy  | 5–6 July
22nd  | 2004 | Super league  | Men  | Tallinn | Estonia  | 3–4 July
Women  | Hengelo | Netherlands  | 3–4 July
23rd  | 2005 | Super league  | Men/Women  | Bydgoszcz | Poland  | 2–3 July
24th  | 2006 | Super league  | Men/Women  | Arles | France  | 1–2 July
25th  | 2007 | Super league  | Men  | Tallinn | Estonia  | 7–8 July
Women  | Szczecin | Poland  | 7–8 July
26th  | 2008 | Super league  | Men/Women  | Hengelo | Netherlands  | 28–29 June
27th  | 2009 | Super league  | Men/Women  | Szczecin | Poland  | 27–28 June
28th  | 2010 | Super league  | Men/Women  | Tallinn | Estonia  | 26–27 June
29th  | 2011 | Super league  | Men/Women  | Toruń | Poland  | 2–3 July
30th  | 2013 | Super league  | Men/Women  | Tallinn | Estonia  | 29–30 June
31st  | 2014 | Super league  | Men/Women  | Toruń | Poland  | 6–7 July
32nd  | 2015 | Super league  | Men/Women  | Aubagne | France  | 4–5 July
33rd  | 2017 | Super league  | Men/Women  | Tallinn | Estonia  | 1–2 July
34th  | 2019 | Super League  | Men/Women  | Lutsk | Ukraine  | 6–7 July

### Medallists

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#### Individual men (decathlon)

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Year  | Gold  | Silver  | Bronze

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1973 | Lennart Hedmark
Sweden | 8120  | Yves Le Roy
France | 7942  | Ryszard Skowronek
Poland | 7936
1975 | Leonid Lytvynenko
Soviet Union | 8030  | Mykola Avilov
Soviet Union | 7973  | Ryszard Katus
Poland | 7950
1977 | Aleksandr Grebenyuk
Soviet Union | 8252  | Rainer Pottel
East Germany | 8096  | Guido Kratschmer
West Germany | 8086
1979 | Siegfried Stark
East Germany | 8287  | Guido Kratschmer
West Germany | 8053  | Aleksandr Nevskiy
Soviet Union | 7949
1981 | Rainer Pottel
East Germany | 8311  | Jürgen Hingsen
West Germany | 8138  | Uwe Freimuth
East Germany | 8136
1983 | Uwe Freimuth
East Germany | 8501  | Stephan Niklaus
Switzerland | 8312  | Siegfried Wentz
West Germany | 8246
1985 | Torsten Voss
East Germany | 8352  | Aleksandr Nevskiy
Soviet Union | 8321  | Grigoriy Degtyaryov
Soviet Union | 8206
1987 | Torsten Voss
East Germany | 8445  | Uwe Freimuth
East Germany | 8220  | Thomas Fahner
East Germany | 8187
1989 | Christian Plaziat
France | 8290  | Christian Schenk
East Germany | 8250  | Norbert Demmel
East Germany | 8152
1991 | Christian Plaziat
France | 8518  | Christian Schenk
Germany | 8402  | Alain Blondel
France | 8211
1993 | Paul Meier
Germany | 8366  | Christian Plaziat
France | 8277  | Alain Blondel
France | 8204
1994 | Christian Plaziat
France | 8505  | Henrik Dagård
Sweden | 8347  | Tomáš Dvořák
Czech Republic | 8313
1995 | Tomáš Dvořák
Czech Republic | 8347  | Alex Kruger
United Kingdom | 8131  | Henrik Dagård
Sweden | 8114
1996 | Frank Busemann
Germany | 8522  | Kamil Damašek
Czech Republic | 8256  | Dirk-Achim Pajonk
Germany | 8161
1997 | Roman Šebrle
Czech Republic | 8322  | Erki Nool
Estonia | 8289  | Kamil Damašek
Czech Republic | 8172
1998 | Erki Nool
Estonia | 8628  | Roman Šebrle
Czech Republic | 8589  | Jack Rosendaal
Netherlands | 8269w
1999 | Tomáš Dvořák
Czech Republic | 8994  | Roman Šebrle
Czech Republic | 8527  | Sébastien Levicq
France | 8345
2000 | Aleksandr Yurkov
Ukraine | 8118  | Laurent Hernu
France | 7943  | Zsolt Kürtösi
Hungary | 7901
2001 | Aleksandr Yurkov
Ukraine | 8380  | Attila Zsivoczky
Hungary | 8218  | Laurent Hernu
France | 8112
2002 | Mike Maczey
Germany | 8104  | Jaakko Ojaniemi
Finland | 7924  | Stefan Schmid
Germany | 7825
2003 | Romain Barras
France | 8008  | Aleksandr Pogorelov
Russia | 7896  | Sergey Nikitin
Russia | 7850
2004 | William Frullani
Italy | 7927  | Laurent Hernu
France | 7921  | Indrek Turi
Estonia | 7888
2005 | Mikk Pahapill
Estonia | 8149  | Nikolay Tishchenko
Russia | 7767  | David Gómez
Spain | 7698
2006 | Romain Barras
France | 8416 w | Attila Zsivoczky
Hungary | 8390 w | Aleksandr Pogorelov
Russia | 8102
2007 | Aliaksandr Parkhomenka
Belarus | 8101 SB | Mikalai Shubianok
Belarus | 8020  | Julien Choffart
France | 7916 SB
2008 | Andrei Krauchanka
Belarus | 8585 SB | Romain Barras
France | 7974  | Andres Raja
Estonia | 7964
2009 | Andrei Krauchanka
Belarus | 8336 SB | Aleksandr Pogorelov
Russia | 8313  | Oleksiy Kasyanov
Ukraine | 8245
2010 | Romain Barras
France | 8313  | Mikk Pahapill
Estonia | 8198  | Andres Raja
Estonia | 8023
2011 | Andres Raja
Estonia | 8114 SB | Vasiliy Kharlamov
Russia | 7935  | Gaël Quérin
France | 7799
2013 | Kevin Mayer
France | 8390  | Eduard Mikhan
Belarus | 8125 SB | Mikk Pahapill
Estonia | 8099
2014 | Eelco Sintnicolaas
Netherlands | 8156  | Eduard Mikhan
Belarus | 8004  | Ingmar Vos
Netherlands | 7959
2015 | Ilya Shkurenyov
Russia | 8378  | Oleksiy Kasyanov
Ukraine | 8105  | Romain Barras
France | 8007
2017 | Janek Õiglane
Estonia | 8170 PB | Oleksiy Kasyanov
Ukraine | 7958  | Karl Robert Saluri
Estonia | 7837
2019 | Vital Zhuk
Belarus | 8237 SB | Maicel Uibo
Estonia | 8181  | Jorge Ureña
Spain | 8073

#### Individual women

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##### Pentathlon

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Event  | Gold  | Silver  | Bronze

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1973 | Burglinde Pollak
East Germany | 4932  | Nadiya Tkachenko
Soviet Union | 4695  | Margit Olfert
East Germany | 4517
1975 | Burglinde Pollak
East Germany | 4672  | Christine Laser
East Germany | 4574  | Siegrun Thon
East Germany | 4508
1977 | Nadiya Tkachenko
Soviet Union | 4839  | Zoya Spasovkhodskaya
Soviet Union | 4477  | Valentina Dimitrova
Bulgaria | 4423
1979 | Yekaterina Smirnova
Soviet Union | 4717  | Kristine Nitzsche
East Germany | 4686  | Ramona Neubert
East Germany | 4602

##### Heptathlon

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Event  | Gold  | Silver  | Bronze

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1981 | Ramona Neubert
East Germany | 6391  | Heidrun Geissler
East Germany | 6223  | Sabine Everts
West Germany | 6187
1983 | Ramona Neubert
East Germany | 6722  | Yekaterina Smirnova
Soviet Union | 6486  | Valentina Dimitrova
Bulgaria | 6416
1985 | Sabine Paetz
East Germany | 6595  | Natalya Gracheva
Soviet Union | 6427  | Sibylle Thiele
East Germany | 6460
1987 | Svetlana Buraga
Soviet Union | 6585  | Marion Reichelt
East Germany | 6442  | Marianna Maslennikova
Soviet Union | 6434 w
1989 | Larisa Nikitina
Soviet Union | 6875  | Remigija Nazaroviené
Soviet Union | 6600  | Natalya Shubenkova
Soviet Union | 6345
1991 | Peggy Beer
Germany | 6383  | Heike Tischler
Germany | 6366  | Anke Behmer
Germany | 6272
1993 | Tatyana Zhuravlyova
Russia | 6330  | Larisa Nikitina
Russia | 6256  | Urszula Włodarczyk
Poland | 6121
1994 | Svetlana Moskalets
Russia | 6507  | Nathalie Teppe
France | 6396  | Peggy Beer
Germany | 6362
1995 | Denise Lewis
United Kingdom | 6299  | Sharon Jaklofsky
Netherlands | 6197  | Anzhela Atroshchenko
Belarus | 6186
1996 | Natalya Sazanovich
Belarus | 6466  | Mona Steigauf
Germany | 6380  | Rita Ináncsi
Hungary | 6312
1997 | Irina Vostrikova
Russia | 6298  | Urszula Włodarczyk
Poland | 6236  | Svetlana Moskalets
Russia | 6219
1998 | Marie Collonvillé
France | 6215  | Natalya Roshchupkina
Russia | 6145  | Urszula Włodarczyk
Poland | 6144
1999 | Eunice Barber
France | 6505  | Irina Belova
Russia | 6291  | Irina Vostrikova
Russia | 6278
2000 | Natalya Roshchupkina
Russia | 6377  | Tatyana Gordeyeva
Russia | 6154  | Yelena Chernyavskaya
Russia | 6106
2001 | Svetlana Sokolova
Russia | 6270 w | Sonja Kesselschläger
Germany | 6064 w | Tatyana Gordeyeva
Russia | 6064 w
2002 | Karin Ertl
Germany | 6017  | Sabine Krieger
Germany | 5973  | Sonja Kesselschläger
Germany | 5950
2003 | Yelena Prokhorova
Russia | 6313  | Irina Butor
Belarus | 6264  | Argyro Strataki
Greece | 6064
2004 | Yuliya Ignatkina
Russia | 6120  | Magdalena Szczepańska
Poland | 6115  | Argyro Strataki
Greece | 5926
2005 | Tatyana Alisevich
Belarus | 6173  | Yvonne Wisse
Netherlands | 6026  | Diana Koritskaya
Russia | 5981
2006 | Carolina Klüft
Sweden | 6665  | Karolina Tymińska
Poland | 6402 SB | Ksenja Balta
Estonia | 6180 PB
2007 | Jessica Ennis
United Kingdom | 6399  | Kelly Sotherton
United Kingdom | 6229  | Hanna Melnychenko
Ukraine | 6143 SB
2008 | Hanna Melnychenko
Ukraine | 6306 SB | Antoinette Nana Djimou
France | 6204 SB | Jolanda Keizer
Netherlands | 6105
2009 | Hanna Melnychenko
Ukraine | 6380  | Kamila Chudzik
Poland | 6378  | Karolina Tymińska
Poland | 6191 SB
2010 | Hanna Melnychenko
Ukraine | 6098 SB | Marisa De Aniceto
France | 6010 SB | Aleksandra Butvina
Russia | 5990
2011 | Anna Bogdanova
Russia | 6225  | Lyudmyla Yosypenko
Ukraine | 5984  | Remona Fransen
Netherlands | 5965
2013 | Karolina Tymińska
Poland | 6347  | Hanna Melnychenko
Ukraine | 6260  | Grit Šadeiko
Estonia | 6221 NR PB
2014 | Nadine Broersen
Netherlands | 6539  | Antoinette Nana Djimou
France | 6212  | Yana Maksimava
Belarus | 6173
2015 | Alina Fyodorova
Ukraine | 6278  | Grit Šadeiko
Estonia | 6196  | Anna Blank
Russia | 6037
2017 | Alina Shukh
Ukraine | 6208  | Geraldine Ruckstuhl
Switzerland | 6134  | Grit Sadeiko
Estonia | 5958
2019 | Daryna Sloboda
Ukraine | 6165 PB | Katie Stainton
United Kingdom | 6029 PB | Marijke Esselink
Netherlands | 5905 PB

#### Men's team

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Event  | Gold  | Silver  | Bronze

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1973 |  Poland | 23578  |  Soviet Union | 23434  |  East Germany | 22723
1975 |  Soviet Union | 23631  |  Poland | 22824  |  Sweden | 22763
1977 |  Soviet Union | 24303  |  West Germany | 24049  |  East Germany | 23928
1979 |  East Germany | 24070  |  West Germany | 23755  |  Soviet Union | 23510
1981 |  West Germany | 24363  |  East Germany | 24190  |  Poland | 22880
1983 |  West Germany | 24609  |  East Germany | 24359  |  Soviet Union | 24208
1985 |  Soviet Union | 24639  |  East Germany | 24550  |  Poland | 22564
1987 |  East Germany | 24852  |  Soviet Union | 24307  |  Switzerland | 23537
1989 |  East Germany | 24081  |  West Germany | 23693  |  Soviet Union | 23572
1991 |  Germany | 24350  |  France | 24048  |  Soviet Union | 23687
1993 |  France | 24163  |  Germany | 24025  |  Finland | 23087
1994 |  France | 24864  |  Czech Republic | 23836  |  Spain | 23723
1995 |  Czech Republic | 23826  |  France | 23462  |  Sweden | 23408
1996 |  Germany | 24832  |  France | 24106  |  Czech Republic | 24096
1997 |  Czech Republic | 24416  |  Estonia | 23859  |  Hungary | 23780
1998 |  Czech Republic | 23974  |  Netherlands | 23879  |  France | 23669
1999 |  Czech Republic | 25375  |  Germany | 23467  |  Spain | 23234
2000 |  France | 23496  |  Ukraine | 23165  |  Russia | 23144
2001 |  France | 23933  |  Ukraine | 23779  |  Finland | 23648
2002 |  Germany | 23750  |  Finland | 22798  |  Russia | 22621
2003 |  France | 23538  |  Russia | 23357  |  Italy | 22678
2004 |  Estonia | 23282  |  Germany | 23234  |  France | 23120
2005 |  Estonia | 23139  |  Russia | 22711  |  Spain | 22482
2006 |  France | 24185  |  Russia | 23764  |  Estonia | 22968
2007 |  Belarus | 23749  |  France | 23246  |  Netherlands | 23022
2008 |  Belarus | 24160  |  Netherlands | 23367  |  France | 23268
2009 |  Russia | 24507  |  Belarus | 24077  |  Ukraine | 23621
2010 |  Estonia | 23746  |  Russia | 22742  |  France | 22556
2011 |  Russia | 23305  |  Estonia | 23095  |  Belarus | 22956

#### Women's team

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Event  | Gold  | Silver  | Bronze

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1973 |  East Germany | 13924  |  Soviet Union | 13351  |  Bulgaria | 12882
1975 |  East Germany | 13754  |  Soviet Union | 13186  |  West Germany | 12751
1977 |  Soviet Union | 13708  |  West Germany | 12835  |  France | 12277
1979 |  East Germany | 13836  |  Soviet Union | 13620  |  West Germany | 13325
1981 |  East Germany | 18682  |  West Germany | 17817  |  Soviet Union | 17480
1983 |  East Germany | 19242  |  Soviet Union | 18698  |  Bulgaria | 18666
1985 |  East Germany | 19108  |  Soviet Union | 18841  |  West Germany | 18662
1987 |  Soviet Union | 19289  |  France | 18477  |  Czechoslovakia | 17879
1989 |  Soviet Union | 19820  |  West Germany | 18532  |  Finland | 17849
1991 |  Germany | 19023  |  Soviet Union | 18434  |  Poland | 18177
1993 |  Russia | 18595  |  Germany | 17708  |  Poland | 17287
1994 |  Russia | 18876  |  Ukraine | 18487  |  France | 18474
1995 |  Belarus | 18150  |  Germany | 17755  |  Russia | 17705
1996 |  Germany | 18659  |  Belarus | 18244  |  France | 17838
1997 |  Russia | 18651  |  France | 18250  |  Germany | 18058
1998 |  Russia | 18331  |  France | 18117  |  Germany | 17923
1999 |  Russia | 18625  |  France | 18285  |  Poland | 18119
2000 |  Russia | 18637  |  Poland | 17759  |  France | 17710
2001 |  Russia | 18350  |  Germany | 18009  |  Italy | 17473
2002 |  Germany | 17940  |  Russia | 17449  |  Ukraine | 17381
2003 |  Russia | 17983  |  Belarus | 17982  |  Greece | 17433
2004 |  Russia | 17872  |  Poland | 17704  |  Belarus | 17024
2005 |  Belarus | 17626  |  Ukraine | 17506  |  Russia | 17487
2006 |  Russia | 18149  |  Sweden | 18078  |  Finland | 17503
2007 |  United Kingdom | 18329  |  Russia | 17289  |  Ukraine | 17243
2008 |  Ukraine | 18187  |  Russia | 17980  |  France | 17482
2009 |  Poland | 18007  |  Russia | 17949  |  Ukraine | 17814
2010 |  France | 17654  |  Czech Republic | 17402  |  Russia | 17301
2011 |  Russia | 17816  |  Ukraine | 17600  |  France | 16992

#### Overall Team

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Event  | Gold  | Silver  | Bronze

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2013 |  France | 41421  |  Russia | 41032  |  Estonia | 41027
2014 |  Russia | 41159  |  Netherlands | 41048  |  France | 40761
2015 |  Russia | 41700  |  France | 40724  |  Estonia | 39875
2017 |  Ukraine | 40085  |  Estonia | 39779  |  France | 39771
2019 |  Estonia | 39959  |  Belarus | 39560  |  Great Britain | 39433

## First league / B Finals / Semi-Finals

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### Editions

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Edition  | Year  | Name  | Gender  | City  | Country  | Date

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1st  | 1973 | Semi-Final  | Men/Women  | Innsbruck | Austria  |
Sofia | Bulgaria  |
Reykjavík | Iceland  |
2nd  | 1975 | Semi-Final  | Men/Women  | Banská Bystrica | Czechoslovakia  |
Poiana Brașov | Romania  |
Barcelona | Spain  |
3rd  | 1977 | Semi-Final  | Men/Women  | Hvidovre | Denmark  |
Sittard | Netherlands  |
Kishinev | Soviet Union  |
Men  | Hannover | West Germany
Women  | Götzis | Austria  |
4th  | 1979 | Semi-Final  | Men/Women  | Schielleiten | Austria  |
Budapest | Hungary  |
Bremerhaven | West Germany  |
5th  | 1981 | Semi-Final  | Men/Women  | Brussels | Belgium  |
Malmö | Sweden  |
Zug | Switzerland  |
6th  | 1983 | B Final  | Men/Women  | Montargis | France  |
7th  | 1985 | B Final  | Men/Women  | Arles | France  |
8th  | 1987 | B Final  | Men  | Arles | France  | 4–5 July
Women  | Basel | Switzerland  | 4–5 July
9th  | 1989 | B Final  | Men  | Helmond | Netherlands  | 15–16 July
Women  | Tønsberg | Norway  | 15–16 July
10th  | 1991 | B Final  | Men/Women  | Stoke-on-Trent | United Kingdom  |
11th  | 1993 | First league  | Men/Women  | Valladolid | Spain  |
12th  | 1994 | First league  | Men/Women  | Brixen | Italy  |
13th  | 1995 | First league  | Men  | Helmond | Netherlands  | 6–7 July
Women  | Valladolid | Spain  |
14th  | 1996 | First league  | Men/Women  | Tallinn | Estonia  |
15th  | 1997 | First league  | Men  | Oulu | Finland  | 28–29 June
Women  | Tallinn | Estonia  | 28–29 June
16th  | 1998 | First league  | Men/Women  | Brixen | Italy  |
17th  | 1999 | First league  | Men/Women  | Huddinge | Sweden  |
18th  | 2000 | First league  | Men/Women  | Ibach/Schwyz | Switzerland  |
19th  | 2001 | First league  | Men/Women  | Ried | Austria  |
20th  | 2002 | First league  | Men/Women  | Riga | Latvia  |
21st  | 2003 | First league  | Men/Women  | Tallinn | Estonia  |
22nd  | 2004 | First league  | Men  | Hengelo | Netherlands  | 3–4 July
Women  | Tallinn | Estonia  | 3–4 July
23rd  | 2005 | First league  | Men/Women  | Jyväskylä | Finland  | 2–3 July
24th  | 2006 | First league  | Men/Women  | Yalta | Ukraine  | 1–2 July
25th  | 2007 | First league  | Men  | Szczecin | Poland  | 7–8 July
Women  | Tallinn | Estonia  | 7–8 July
26th  | 2008 | First league  | Men/Women  | Jyväskylä | Finland  | 28–29 June
27th  | 2009 | First league  | Men/Women  | Zaragoza | Spain  | 27–28 June
28th  | 2010 | First league  | Men/Women  | Hengelo | Netherlands  | 26–27 June
29th  | 2011 | First league  | Men/Women  | Brixen | Italy  | 2–3 July
30th  | 2013 | First league  | Men/Women  | Nottwil | Switzerland  | 29–30 June
31st  | 2014 | First league  | Men/Women  | Ribeira Brava | Portugal  | 5–6 July
32nd  | 2015 | First league  | Men/Women  | Inowrocław | Poland  | 4–5 July
33rd  | 2017 | First league  | Men/Women  | Monzón | Spain  | 1–2 July

### Men's winners

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* 1973:  Sepp Zeilbauer (AUT) & Yves Le Roy (FRA) & Toomas Suurväli (URS)[4]
* 1975:  Luděk Pernica (TCH) & Yves Le Roy (FRA) & Sepp Zeilbauer (AUT)
* 1977:  Petr Krátký (TCH) & Guido Kratschmer (FRG) & Mykola Avilov (URS) & Daley Thompson (GBR)
* 1979:  Thierry Dubois (FRA) & Viktor Gruzenkin (URS) & Siegfried Stark (GDR)
* 1981:  Dariusz Ludwig (POL) & Atanas Andonov (BUL) & Uwe Freimuth (GDR)
* 1983:  Kari-Pekka Lax (FIN)
* 1985:  Christian Plaziat (FRA)
* 1987:  William Motti (FRA)
* 1989:  Petri Keskitalo (FIN)
* 1991:  Antonio Peñalver (ESP)
* 1993:  Alex Kruger (GBR)
* 1994:  Vitaliy Kolpakov (UKR)
* 1995:  Paul Meier (GER)
* 1996:  Erki Nool (EST)
* 1997:  Eduard Hämäläinen (FIN)
* 1998:  Sebastian Chmara (POL)
* 1999:  Lev Lobodin (RUS)
* 2000:  Prodromos Korkizoglou (GRE)
* 2001:  Chiel Warners (NED)
* 2002:  Jan Poděbradský (CZE)
* 2003:  Erki Nool (EST)
* 2004:  Roland Schwarzl (AUT)
* 2005:  Tomáš Dvořák (CZE)
* 2006:  Aliaksandr Parkhomenka (BLR)

### Women's winners

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* 1973:  Ilona Bruzsenyák (HUN) & Marie-Christine Debourse (FRA) & Burglinde Pollak (GDR)
* 1975:  Annette Stein (FRG) & Burglinde Pollak (GDR) & Zoya Spasovkhodskaya (URS)
* 1977:  Marcela Koblasová (TCH) & Margit Papp (HUN) & Nadiya Tkachenko (URS) & Susan Longden (GBR)
* 1979:  Cornelia Sulek (FRG) & Nadezhda Karyakina (URS) & Kristine Nitzsche (GDR)
* 1981:  Sabine Everts (FRG) & Nadezhda Vinogradova (URS) & Ramona Neubert (GDR)
* 1983:  Tineke Hidding (NED)
* 1985:  Chantal Beaugeant (FRA)
* 1987:  Ragne Kytölä (FIN)
* 1989:  Anke Behmer (GDR)
* 1991:  Liliana Năstase (ROM)
* 1993:  Clova Court (GBR)
* 1994:  Anzhela Atroshchenko (BLR)
* 1995:  Rita Ináncsi (HUN)
* 1996:  Urszula Włodarczyk (POL)
* 1997:  Ester Goossens (NED)
* 1998:  Gertrud Bacher (ITA)
* 1999:  Virge Naeris (EST)
* 2000:  Natallia Sazanovich (BLR)
* 2001:  Yuliya Akulenko (UKR)
* 2002:  Carolina Klüft (SWE)
* 2003:  Carolina Klüft (SWE)
* 2004:  Carolina Klüft (SWE)
* 2005:  Carolina Klüft (SWE)
* 2006:  Argyro Strataki (GRE)

## Second league / C Finals

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### Editions

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Edition  | Year  | Name  | Gender  | City  | Country  | Date

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6th  | 1983 | C Final  | Men/Women  | Graz | Austria  |
7th  | 1985 | C Final  | Men/Women  | Copenhagen | Denmark  |
Bruneck | Italy  |
8th  | 1987 | C Final  | Men/Women  | Madrid | Spain  |
9th  | 1989 | C Final  | Men/Women  | Vienna | Austria  |
10th  | 1991 | C Final  | Men/Women  | Århus | Denmark  |
11th  | 1993 | Second league  | Men/Women  | Hechtel | Belgium  |
Tallinn | Estonia  |
12th  | 1994 | Second league  | Men/Women  | Copenhagen | Denmark  |
Tallinn | Estonia  |
13th  | 1995 | Second league  | Men/Women  | Reykjavík | Iceland  |
Dilbeek | Belgium  |
14th  | 1996 | Second league  | Men/Women  | Riga | Latvia  |
15th  | 1997 | Second league  | Men/Women  | Maribor | Slovenia  |
16th  | 1998 | Second league  | Men/Women  | Reykjavík | Iceland  |
Maribor | Slovenia  |
17th  | 1999 | Second league  | Men/Women  | Herentals | Belgium  |
18th  | 2000 | Second league  | Men/Women  | Esbjerg | Denmark  |
19th  | 2001 | Second league  | Men/Women  | Kaunas | Lithuania  |
20th  | 2002 | Second league  | Men/Women  | Maribor | Slovenia  |
21st  | 2003 | Second league  | Men/Women  | Maribor | Slovenia  |
22nd  | 2004 | Second league  | Men/Women  | Riga | Latvia  |
23rd  | 2005 | Second league  | Men/Women  | Maribor | Slovenia  | 2–3 July
24th  | 2006 | Second league  | Men/Women  | Monzón | Spain  | 1–2 July
25th  | 2007 | Second league  | Men/Women  | Maribor | Slovenia  | 7–8 July
26th  | 2008 | Second league  | Men/Women  | Maribor | Slovenia  | 28–29 June
27th  | 2009 | Second league  | Men/Women  | Maribor | Slovenia  | 27–28 June
28th  | 2010 | Second league  | Men/Women  | Tel Aviv | Israel  | 26–27 June
29th  | 2011 | Second league  | Men/Women  | Ribeira Brava | Portugal  | 2–3 July
30th  | 2013 | Second league  | Men/Women  | Ribeira Brava | Portugal  | 29–30 June
31st  | 2014 | First league  | Men/Women  | Ribeira Brava | Portugal  | 5–6 July
32nd  | 2015 | First league  | Men/Women  | Inowrocław | Poland  | 4–5 July
33rd  | 2017 | First league  | Men/Women  | Monzón | Spain  | 1–2 July

### Men's winners

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* 1983:  Martin Machura (TCH)
* 1985:  Sten Ekberg (SWE) & Marco Rossi (ITA)
* 1987:  Dezsõ Szabó (HUN)
* 1989:  Antonio Peñalver (ESP)
* 1991:  Marco Baffi (ITA)
* 1993:  Mário Aníbal (POR) & Igor Matsanov (BLR)
* 1994:  Mário Aníbal (POR) & Erki Nool (EST)
* 1995:  Jón Arnar Magnússon (ISL) & Leo Hudec (AUT)
* 1996:  Sebastian Chmara (POL)
* 1997:  Sebastian Chmara (POL)
* 1998:  Jón Arnar Magnússon (ISL) & Nikolay Afanasyev (RUS)
* 1999:  Trond Høiby (NOR)
* 2000:  Rojs Piziks (LAT)
* 2001:  Mário Aníbal (POR)
* 2002:  Madis Kallas (EST)
* 2003:  Yeorgios Andreou (CYP)
* 2004:  Jānis Karlivāns (LAT)
* 2005:  Aliaksandr Parkhomenka (BLR)
* 2006:  François Gourmet (BEL)
* 2007:  Hans Olav Uldal (NOR)[5]
* 2008:  Edgars Eriņš (LAT)[6]
* 2009:  Hans Olav Uldal (NOR)[7]

### Women's winners

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* 1983:  Marcela Koblasová (TCH)
* 1985:  Małgorzata Guzowska (POL) & Katia Pasquinelli (ITA)
* 1987:  Anne Brit Skjæveland (NOR)
* 1989:  Liliana Năstase (ROM)
* 1991:  Athina Papasotiriou (GRE)
* 1993:  Sabine De Wachter (BEL) & Svetlana Buraga (BLR)
* 1994:  Rita Ináncsi (HUN) & Remigija Nazarovienė (LTU)
* 1995:  Lone Nielsen (DEN) & Marcela Podracká (SVK)
* 1996:  Valentīna Gotovska (LAT)
* 1997:  Desanka Calasan (SLO)
* 1998:  Imma Clopés (ESP) & Desanka Calasan (SLO)
* 1999:  Rita Ináncsi (HUN)
* 2000:  Austra Skujytė (LTU)
* 2001:  Larissa Netšeporuk (EST)
* 2002:  Austra Skujytė (LTU)
* 2003:  Sylvie Dufour (SUI)
* 2004:  Austra Skujytė (LTU)
* 2005:  Jesenija Volžankina (LAT)
* 2006:  Jesenija Volžankina (LAT)
* 2007:  Austra Skujytė (LTU)
* 2008:  Aiga Grabuste (LAT)[8]
* 2009:  Sara Aerts (BEL)[9]

## References

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1. ^ a b European Cup Combined Events.GBR Athletics. Retrieved on 2011-05-04.
2. ^ European Athletics Events Archived 2012-07-30 at archive.today. European Athletics (2011). Retrieved on 2011-05-04.
3. ^ Jackowski, Pawel (2009-06-29). Krauchanka and Melnychenko win European Cup Combined Events Super League titles. IAAF. Retrieved on 2011-05-04.
4. ^ European Cup Combined Events. GBR Athletics. Retrieved 2021-01-16.
5. ^ 2007 European Cup Combined Events 2nd League. World Athletics. Retrieved 2021-01-16.
6. ^ 2008 European Cup Combined Events 2nd League. World Athletics. Retrieved 2021-01-16.
7. ^ 2009 European Cup Combined Events 2nd League. World Athletics. Retrieved 2021-01-16.
8. ^ 2008 European Cup Combined Events 2nd League. World Athletics. Retrieved 2021-01-16.
9. ^ 2009 European Cup Combined Events 2nd League. World Athletics. Retrieved 2021-01-16.

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