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Belarus national best marks

Best marks by Belarus athletes in each event, compiled from the all-time lists we import. Derived national bests — not official national records (see note below).

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Stored marks

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Distinct marks shown

Men's Decathlon

Derived 14 Sep 2026

Belarus national best marks, men Decathlon
# Athlete Mark Date Venue Age
1 Eduard Hämäläinen 8735 29 May 1994 — 25
2 Eduard Hämäläinen 8724 20 Aug 1993 — 24
3 Andrei Krauchanka 8617 27 May 2007 — —
4 Andrei Krauchanka 8616 13 Aug 2014 — —
5 Eduard Hämäläinen 8613 1 Aug 1996 — 27
6 Eduard Hämäläinen 8604 30 May 1993 — 24
7 Andrei Krauchanka 8585 29 Jun 2008 — —
8 Andrei Krauchanka 8553 23 Sep 2007 — —
9 Andrei Krauchanka 8551 22 Aug 2008 — —
10 Andrei Krauchanka 8492 13 Jul 2007 — —
11 Eduard Hämäläinen 8489 7 Aug 1995 — 26
12 Eduard Hämäläinen 8478 15 Sep 1996 — 27
13 Eduard Hämäläinen 8459 11 Sep 1994 — 25
14 Eduard Hämäläinen 8438 28 May 1995 — 26
15 Eduard Hämäläinen 8430 16 Sep 1995 — 26
16 Andrei Krauchanka 8390 3 May 2013 — —
17 Andrei Krauchanka 8380 9 Jun 2013 — —
18 Andrei Krauchanka 8370 29 Jul 2010 — —
19 Andrei Krauchanka 8336 28 Jun 2009 — —
20 Viltali Zhuk 8331 30 May 2021 — —
21 Andrei Krauchanka 8314 11 Aug 2013 — —
22 Andrei Krauchanka 8312 14 Sep 2008 — —
23 Viltali Zhuk 8290 8 Aug 2018 — —
24 Andrei Krauchanka 8281 20 Aug 2009 — —
25 Maksim Andraloits 8279 16 Jun 2024 — —
26 Viltali Zhuk 8237 7 Jul 2019 — —
27 Eduard Hämäläinen 8233 30 Aug 1991 — 22
28 Andrey Fomochkin 8227 19 Sep 1986 — —
29 Viltali Zhuk 8202 1 Aug 2020 — —
30 Eduard Hämäläinen 8194 23 May 1991 — 22
31 Nikolay Parakhovskiy 8184 30 Jun 1983 — —
32 Viltali Zhuk 8162 27 May 2018 — —
33 Eduard Mikhan 8152 15 Jul 2011 — —
34 Aleksandr Parkhmenko 8136 11 Aug 2006 — —
35 Viltali Zhuk 8131 5 Aug 2021 — —
36 Eduard Mikhan 8125 30 Jun 2013 — —
37 Andrei Krauchanka 8112 30 May 2010 — —
38 Andrey Fomochkin 8109 16 Jun 1985 — —
39 Igor Matsanov 8105 24 Aug 1994 — —
40 Dmitriy Sukhomazov 8104 10 Jun 1995 — —
40= Aleksandr Parkhmenko 8104 2 Jul 2006 — —
42 Aleksandr Parkhmenko 8101 8 Jul 2007 — —
43 Maksim Andraloits 8100 1 Aug 2020 — —
44 Viltali Zhuk 8089 18 Aug 2022 — —
45 Viltali Zhuk 8058 3 Oct 2019 — —
46 Mikalai Shubianok 8055 5 Aug 2012 — —
46= Maksim Andraloits 8055 30 Jul 2023 — —
48 Aleksandr Parkhmenko 8051 19 Aug 2005 — —
49 Aleksandr Parkhmenko 8050 8 Jun 2006 — —
50 Viltali Zhuk 8039 30 Jul 2023 — —
51 Aleksandr Zhdanovich 8036 17 Jul 1992 — —
52 Dmitriy Sukhomazov 8033 24 Aug 1994 — —
53 Nikolay Parakhovskiy 8030 14 May 1983 — —
54 Mikalai Shubianok 8028 19 May 2007 — —
55 Andrey Fomochkin 8027 25 Aug 1985 — —
56 Aleksandr Parkhmenko 8025 3 Jul 2005 — —
57 Andrei Krauchanka 8023 18 Sep 2011 — —
58 Mikalai Shubianok 8020 8 Jul 2007 — —
59 Andrei Krauchanka 8013 28 May 2006 — —
60 Maksim Andraloits 8007 26 Jun 2021 — —
61 Andrey Fomochkin 8006 3 Aug 1986 — —
62 Eduard Mikhan 8004 6 Jul 2014 — —
62= Maksim Andraloits 8004 4 Sep 2025 — —
64 Viktor Gartung 8003 24 May 1987 — —
65 Maksim Andraloits 8000 2 Jul 2023 — —

Every mark in scope within the compiled depth. Equal marks share a rank ("1=" style). An athlete with marks for two nations appears under each nation represented at the time (e.g. Obikwelu under Nigeria and Portugal).

About this derivation

These lists are derived from the marks in our database — including the complete legal all-time lists imported from alltime-athletics.com — grouped by the nation the athlete was representing at each mark. They are not official national records: federations ratify national records under their own eligibility rules, and some marks here may not qualify.