2009 Season's Best - Men - Total Points

So here we go with the best of 2009 - as for now, only for the men, women data will come later. I've collected the best scores at World Cup , Senior World Championships and European Senior Championship (the strongest continental competition), only for final rounds.

The competitions are:

World Cup 1 - Ciudad de Mexico, Mexico - March 2009 - WC1
World Cup 2 - Cairo, Egypt - April 2009 - WC2
World Cup 3 - Budapest, Hungary - May 2009 - WC3
World Cup 4 - Roma, Italy - May 2009 - WC4
World Cup Final - Rio de Janeiro, Brazil - WCF
Senior World Championships - London, Great Britain - August 2009 - SWC
European Senior Championships - Leipzig, Germany - June 2009 - ESC


Total Points

WC1 - Horbacz (POL) 5948, Soto (MEX) 5892, Marosi (HUN) 5772
WC2 - Polívka (CZE) 6088, Krungolcas (LTU) 5976, Zemaitis (LYU) 5964
WC3 - Cherkovskis (LAT) 6000, Marosi (HUN) 5944, Krungolcas (LTU) 5888
WC4 - Frolov (RUS) and Marosi (HUN) 6060, Patte (FRA) 6008
WCF - Marosi (HUN) 6056, Tymoshchenko (UKR) 5992, Giancamilli (ITA) 5940
SWC - Marosi (HUN) 6136, Svoboda (CZE) 6116, Dmytro Kirpulyanskyy (UKR) 6100
ESC - Polívka (CZE) 6060, Frolov (RUS) 6036, Marosi (HUN) 6032


Other pentathletes with over 6000 points in the season:
SWC - Németh (HUN) 6076, Daniel (AUT) 6048, Kinderis (LTU) 6028, Motsios (GRE) 6020, Krungolcas (LTU) 6012
ESC - Walther (GER) 6012, Kinderis (LTU) 6004


Top 10 - 2009
1 - Marosi (HUN) 6136 (SWC London)
2 - Svoboda (CZE) 6116 (SWC London)
3 - Dmytro Kirpulyanskyy (UKR) 6100 (SWC London)
4 - Polívka (CZE) 6088 (WC2 Cairo)
5 - Németh (HUN) 6076 (SWC London)
6 - Polívka (CZE) 6060 (ESC Leipzig), Frolov (RUS) and Marosi (HUN) 6060 (WC4 Roma)
9- Marosi (HUN) 6056 (WCF Rio de Janeiro)
10- Daniel (AUT) 6048 (SWC London)


Marosi appears 3 times in the list, Polívka is twice in the list. Frolov, who is in the list, also has the 11th best total points. The Senior World Championships was a really tough competition, with 8 pentathletes over 6000 points, the European Championships had 5 athletes >6K and WC4 (Rome) was the only World Cup event with a podium of athletes >6K.