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Andres Raja defended his title at Estonian Champs (0)

Aug 18, 2006

Estonian Combined Events Championships were held in Rakvere on August 15-16. Andres Raja collected 7809 points and was crowned the Estonian Champion. Mikk-Mihkel Arro was the second with 7514 and Krister Altosaar the third with 7240 points.

All decathlon medallists finished the competition with new personal best marks. Andres Raja improved his record by 4, Mikk-Mihkel Arro by 106 and Krister Altosaar by 65 points.

Raja is now a two-time Estonian Champion as he also claimed the title last year.

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