2025 Women's Decathlon World Championships

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VenueSPIRE Institute, Geneva, Ohio
Dates16 August 2025
17 August 2025
Competitors19 from 5 nations
Winning points7451
2025 Women's Decathlon World Championships
VenueSPIRE Institute, Geneva, Ohio
Dates16 August 2025
17 August 2025
Competitors19 from 5 nations
Winning points7451
Medalists
gold medal    Netherlands
silver medal    United States
bronze medal    United States
 2024
2026 

The second edition of the Women's Decathlon World Championships was held in Geneva, Ohio, on 16 and 17 August 2025. Nikki Boon of the Netherlands won the gold medal, with Americans Katie Straus and Jordyn Bruce winning the silver and bronze medals.[1]

The event was the second global women's decathlon championship. It was organized by Lauren Kuntz and Jordan Gray. Part of the objective of the event was to extend the women's decathlon movement internationally.[2]

As the 2024 runner-up, Roseva Bidois was considered the frontrunner.[3] Boon finished runner-up in the long jump, shot put, 400 m, and discus throw in order to win the gold medal.[4] The event was broadcast on the All Women's Sports Network on PlutoTV.[5]

Schedule

The women's decathlon took place over two consecutive days, with 5 events each day.

Date Event
16 August 2024 100 metres
Long jump
Shot put
High jump
400 metres
17 August 2024 110 metres hurdles
Discus throw
Pole vault
Javelin throw
1500 metres

Records

Prior to this competition, the existing world, championship, and area records were as follows.[6][7]

World record  Austra Skujytė (LTU) 8358 Columbia, Missouri, United States 14-15 April 2005
Championship record  Allison Halverson (ARM) 7236 Geneva, Ohio, United States 3-4 August 2024
World leading  Roseva Bidois (FRA) 7107 Thonon-les-Bains, France 26-27 July 2025
Area Points Athlete Nation
Africa (records)7013Margaret Simpson Ghana
Asia (records)7798Irina Naumenko Kazakhstan
Europe (records)8358 WRAustra Skujytė Lithuania
North, Central America
and Caribbean
(records)
8246Jordan Gray United States
Oceania (records)6428Simone Carrè Australia
South America (records)6570Andrea Bordalejo Argentina

Results

Overall results

References

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