One\u002Dday total meets or eclipses entire Canadian team output for all but three previous championships
LePage became the first Canadian to win a decathlon world title on Saturday, and he did it with Warner, the reigning Olympic champ, by his side for the entire event. LePage finished the gruelling, two-day, 10-event test with a total of 8,909 points, the sixth highest score in the history of the sport. Warner, who won the Olympic title in Tokyo with a stunning Games-record score of 9,018, finished with silver this time after compiling 8,804.
Warner, who had to pull out of the 2022 worlds in Eugene, Oregon, because of injury, now has two world silver medals and two bronzes. But on Saturday, Arop changed tactics. He bided his time at the back of the pack through the entire first lap. And when he went to the front, nobody else in the field had the pace to stay with him. The 24-year-old, who was born in Sudan but grew up in Edmonton, had deployed a perfect race strategy. Finally.Article content
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