Pärnu Rannastaadion (English: Pärnu Beach Stadium) is a multi-purpose stadium in Pärnu, Estonia. It is currently used mostly for football matches and is the home stadium of Pärnu JK Vaprus and Pärnu JK. The stadium seats 1,501. The address of the stadium is Ranna pst. 2, 80012 Pärnu.[1] The stadium was renovated between 2015 and 2016.

Pärnu Rannastaadion

Former names	Pärnu Stadium, Pärnu Kalev Stadium
Location	Pärnu, Estonia
Capacity	1,501
Surface	Grass
Opened	14 July 1929
Tenants
Pärnu JK Vaprus (Meistriliiga) Pärnu JK (Esiliiga)
Website
https://spordikeskus.parnu.ee/rannastaadion/

Athletics records

Updated on 6 June 2021.[2][3]

Men

Event	Record	Athlete	Nationality	Date	Ref
100 m	10.40	Oleksandr Sokolov	Ukraine	19.08.2018
200 m	21.02	Igor Bodrov	Ukraine	27.08.2016
300 m	33.02	Rasmus Mägi	Estonia	03.07.2022	[4]
400 m	46.61	Aivar Ojastu	Estonia	01.09.1989
800 m	1:48.8	Rein Tölp	Estonia	1965
	1:48.82	Anatoli Millin	Russia	13.07.1988
1000 m	2:19.02	Sergey Afanasyev	Russia	13.07.1988
1500 m	3:46.3	Mart Vilt	Estonia	1965
Mile	4:06.50	Juri Sinkovski	Latvia	13.07.1988
2000 m	5:33.6	Lembit Kupp	Estonia	01.09.1971
3000 m	8:10.8	Arvi Uba	Estonia	28.08.1987
5000 m	14:09.0	Mart Vilt	Estonia	1965
10,000 m	29:58.4	Ants Nurmekivi	Estonia	1971
110 m hurdles	13.83	Keiso Pedriks	Estonia	22.08.2020
400 m hurdles	49.97	Maksims Sincukovs	Latvia	22.08.2020
3000 m steeplechase	8:43.39	Aivar Tsarski	Estonia	07.1989
High jump	2.25	Normunds Sietiņš	Latvia	27.06.1992
		Rolandas Verkys	Lithuania
Pole vault	5.70	Aleksandrs Obižajevs	Latvia	13.07.1988
		Vadim Kodentsev	Russia
Long jump	7.84	Serhiy Nykyforov	Ukraine	18.08.2017
Triple jump	16.83	Redzinaldas Stasaitis	Lithuania	31.07.1993
Shot put	20.76	Kristo Galeta	Estonia	21.07.2019
Discus throw	64.78	Andrius Gudžius	Lithuania	27.08.2016
Hammer throw	82.16	Vitaliy Alisevich	Belarus	13.07.1988
Javelin throw	85.61	Magnus Kirt	Estonia	24.08.2019	[3]
Decathlon	7966	Indrek Kaseorg	Estonia	30.05.1993
4 × 100 m relay	39.97	Latvia	Latvia	03.07.2022	[4]
4 × 400 m relay	3:12.53	Latvia	Latvia	31.07.1993

Women

Event	Record	Athlete	Nationality	Date	Ref
100 m	11.61	Viktoriya Ratnikova	Ukraine	03.07.2022	[4]
200 m	23.96	Kristin Saua	Estonia	06.06.2021	[3]
300 m	36.87	Gunta Vaičule	Latvia	03.07.2022	[4]
400 m	51.88	Vineta Ikauniece	Latvia	13.07.1988
800 m	1:56.82	Lyudmila Rogachova	Russia	13.07.1988
1000 m	2:40.81	Sara Kuivisto	Finland	19.08.2018
1500 m	4:12.99	Stefanija Statkuvienė	Lithuania	30.07.1993
Mile	4:42.54	Liina Tšernov	Estonia	27.08.2016
3000 m	8:56.31	Natalya Artyomova	Russia	13.07.1988
100 m hurdles	13.02	Ludmila Olijara	Latvia	23.09.1989
400 m hurdles	55.95	Margareta Jasevicene	Lithuania	28.06.1992
High jump	1.92	Bianca Salming	Sweden	16.06.2018
Pole vault	4.15	Marleen Mülla	Estonia	06.06.2021	[3]
Long jump	6.77	Larysa Berezhna	Ukraine	13.07.1988
Triple jump	13.45	Merilyn Uudmäe	Estonia	21.07.2019
Shot put	19.17	Danguolé Urbikiené	Lithuania	27.06.1992
Discus throw	63.62	Ilga Smeikste	Latvia	13.07.1988
Hammer throw	69.86	Sofiya Palkina	Russia	19.08.2018
Javelin throw	61.83	Liina Laasma	Estonia	27.08.2016
Heptathlon	6011	Mari Klaup	Estonia	17.06.2018
10 km walk	45:33	Sada Bukšnienė	Lithuania	28.06.1992
4 × 100 m relay	45.96	TÜ ASK	Estonia	06.06.2021	[3]
4 × 400 m relay	3:41.54	Lithuania	Lithuania	31.07.1993

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