The Meeting Arona Pruebas Combinadas, also known as the Meeting Internacional Arona-Tenerife, is an annual combined events competition held in Arona, Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain. , it is a World Athletics Combined Events Tour Gold level meetingthe highest-level circuit of international decathlon and heptathlon competitions.
History The meeting was founded in 2011, held in Estadio Antonio Domínguez Alfonso. It soon attracted high level international talent, including future decathlon world record-holder Kevin Mayer. In 2019, it was added to the IAAF Combined Events Challenge series. It is organized by the Royal Spanish Athletics Federation, and it is typically held in May or June.
Winners
+Meeting Arona Pruebas Combinadas winners Date Winner Score Winning marks 100 m 200 m 400 m 800 m 1500 m 100 m hurdles 110 m hurdles Long jump High jump Pole vault Shot put Discus throw Javelin throw 14–15 May 2011 Men 7283 pts 11.12 50.06 5:00.71 14.77 7.25 m 1.93 m 4.10 m 13.80 m 39.03 m 49.64 m Women 5552 pts 25.24 2:25.89 14.14 5.79 m 1.58 m 13.18 m 44.10 m 26–27 May 2012 Men 8102 pts 10.87 47.14 4:23.66 14.44 7.47 m 1.91 m 4.70 m 13.67 m 42.88 m 54.55 m Women 6182 pts 25.24 2:19.10 13.81 6.10 m 1.80 m 12.91 m 51.92 m 1–2 Jun 2013 Men 7604 pts 11.36 50.58 4:34.30 15.25 6.87 m 1.99 m 4.75 m 13.45 m 41.07 m 57.83 m Women 5702 pts 24.85 2:17.27 14.59 5.82 m 1.67 m 13.38 m 40.53 m 24–25 May 2014 Men 7967 pts 11.17 49.85 4:21.88 15.13 7.00 m 1.92 m 4.60 m 15.63 m 45.30 m 61.00 m Women 5914 pts 25.80 2:23.61 14.13 5.95 m 1.77 m 12.90 m 50.39 m 6–7 Jun 2015 Men 8469 pts 11.12 48.91 4:29.59 14.44 7.42 m 1.98 m 5.35 m 15.33 m 45.83 m 63.46 m Women 6103 pts 24.02 2:12.52 14.37 6.03 m 1.73 m 13.82 m 43.64 m 4–5 Jun 2016 Men 7907 pts 11.19 50.07 4:35.72 15.27 7.42 m 2.11 m 4.82 m 13.73 m 39.44 m 58.19 m Women 5921 pts 24.31 2:19.71 13.55 6.29 m 1.71 m 12.91 m 35.02 m 3–4 Jun 2017 Men 7802 pts 11.16 49.31 4:32.25 14.92 7.01 m 1.91 m 4.60 m 13.57 m 38.30 m 61.02 m Women 5755 pts 24.61 2:17.97 13.66 6.13 m 1.64 m 12.89 m 34.44 m 2–3 Jun 2018 Men 7378 pts 11.26 50.26 4:27.55 14.64 7.16 m 1.94 m 4.45 m 13.25 m 38.30 m 41.06 m Women 5901 pts 25.72 2:11.93 13.83 5.83 m 1.73 m 13.64 m 40.65 m 8–9 Jun 2019 Men 8037 pts 11.13 49.90 4:31.96 15.03 7.38 m 1.93 m 4.70 m 14.88 m 46.27 m 62.08 m Women 6472 pts 24.21 2:08.83 13.66 6.34 m 1.76 m 13.86 m 48.76 m 12–13 Jun 2021 Men 8122 pts 10.97 49.43 4:51.42 14.53 7.30 m 1.75 m 4.80 m 14.00 m 48.86 m 66.91 m Women 6358 pts 24.51 2:14.49 13.39 6.23 m 1.76 m 13.86 m 48.26 m 4–5 Jun 2022 Men 8115 pts 11.43 50.47 4:19.83 14.73 6.83 m 1.98 m 5.10 m 15.37 m 47.61 m 59.28 m Women 6243 pts 24.69 2:16.66 13.30 5.98 m 1.85 m 13.67 m 42.88 m 17–18 Jun 2023 Men 7961 pts 10.93 47.34 4:27.21 14.35 7.36 m 1.99 m 4.60 m 13.40 m 40.37 m 50.97 m Women 5840 pts 24.57 2:23.39 13.60 6.46 m 1.61 m 12.62 m 39.40 m 11–12 May 2024 Men 8037 pts 11.09 49.00 4:16.86 14.96 7.42 m 1.88 m 4.70 m 14.12 m 42.74 m 61.58 m Women 6020 pts 25.00 2:21.27 13.94 6.15 m 1.72 m 14.19 m 44.71 m 21–22 June 2025 Men 8221 pts 11.15 48.76 4:20.25 14.51 7.27 2.09 m 5.00 m 14.11 m 40.33 m 58.82 m Women 6061 pts 24.57 2:17.26 13.40 6.45 m 1.69 m 12.89 m 39.38 m 6-7 June 2026 Men 8240 pts 11.13 48.25 4:14.44 14.61 7.46 m 2.12 m 4.90 m 13.66 m 41.06 m 54.14 m Women 6216 pts 24.45 2:13.91 14.05 6.51 m 1.86 m 13.22 m 36.10 m
References
External links
Single-discipline meeting records (page 8)