Pentathlon Score Calculator

This scores the athletics indoor pentathlon, the five-event competition of 60 m hurdles, high jump, shot put, long jump and 800 m, on the published World Athletics combined events formulas. Enter the five marks and it returns the points for each event, the truncated total, your strongest and weakest event, and where the total sits against a 5000 point pentathlon. Two further forms score a single event on its own and work backwards from a points target to the mark that first reaches it. Every result carries a self test that rescores Nataliya Dobrynska's 5013 points from Istanbul in 2012, so a mistyped table constant would show up immediately. The modern pentathlon is a different sport with a different points system and is not covered here.

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Field Event Marks In
The high jump, shot put and long jump only. Pick feet and inches and each of the three takes a feet box and an inches box, the way a US results sheet writes it. The two running events are seconds either way.
Metres, or whole feet if you switched above.
Only used with feet and inches. Leave it blank if you are working in metres.
Metres, or whole feet if you switched above.
Only used with feet and inches. Leave it blank if you are working in metres.
Metres, or whole feet if you switched above.
Only used with feet and inches. Leave it blank if you are working in metres.
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Field Event Marks In
Ignored for the two running events, which are seconds either way. For the high jump, shot put and long jump, feet and inches reads the box below as whole feet and takes the inches from the box under it.
Seconds for the 60 m hurdles and the 800 m. Metres for the jumps and the shot, or whole feet if you switched above.
Only used for a field event in feet and inches. Leave it blank otherwise.
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Give the Mark In
Field events only. In feet and inches the mark is given to the next quarter inch, which is how a bar is set and a throw is measured; in metres it is given to the next centimetre. The two running events are seconds either way.
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