Ten Events.One Champion.
Two days. Ten disciplines. The arena where collegiate qualifiers, masters athletes, and the next generation of all-rounders chase personal bests under stadium lights.
The Ten Events
Scored on the IAAF points table — every metre, every second, every clearance converts to points. The athlete with the most points after all ten wins.
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Early-bird pricing ends March 15 — 48 athlete spots remaining
Built for Every
All-Rounder
Whether you're chasing a national qualifier, returning to the oval, or scouting the next champion — there's a lane with your name on it.
Collegiate Multi-Eventers
Student-athletes chasing national qualifier standards. Top 24 declared athletes by national descending-order list earn direct NCAA Championship entry. 2026 NCAA Outdoors: Hayward Field, June 10–13.
- Active collegiate enrollment required
- Minimum 7,000 pts for official ranking
- USATF membership current
- Coach submission by April 15
Masters Athletes
Returning to the oval after decades — or never having left. Masters categories run in five-year age groups (M35, M40, M45, M50+) with age-graded scoring under World Masters Athletics standards.
- Age 35+ on competition day
- Age-graded performance scoring
- USATF masters membership
- Medical clearance recommended
Coaches & Scouts
Club coaches scouting heptathlon-to-decathlon crossover talent. Dedicated infield credential zones, athlete performance data feeds, and post-competition debrief sessions with meet directors.
- USATF Level 1 certification minimum
- Club or institution affiliation
- Infield credential application
- Limited to 40 credentialed coaches
Points. Performance.
Podium.
Every performance converts to IAAF points. The athlete with the highest cumulative score after all ten events claims the title of World's Greatest Athlete.
DNF Rule
Failure to start or attempt any of the 10 disciplines results in DNF — no score, no rank.
Round of Honour
All finishers — not just medalists — complete the traditional lap of honour together.
World's Greatest Athlete
The title awarded to the decathlon champion — a tradition since Jim Thorpe at Stockholm 1912.
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Seeded wave assignments close when each heat fills — register before your window locks
Hayward Field
Eugene, Oregon
Home of the U.S. Olympic Trials and Diamond League. Named after Bill Hayward, who led Oregon Track & Field from 1904 to 1947. The most storied track in America.
Hayward Field
1580 E 15th Ave, Eugene, OR 97403
Claim Your Lane
Final registration closes April 30 · Limited to 96 competitors