Trademark laser run sees Jo Muir lead GB team home in 16th after punishing day in Mexico City, Kate French (19th) and Frankie Summers (20th) make it three British women in top 20 for first time since 2013 Jo Muir led the Pentathlon GB women’s team home in 16th at the 2018 World Championships with Kate
Kate French, Joanna Muir and Francesca Summers all qualified for the women’s final at the 2018 World Championships, ensuring Pentathlon GB would have team representation in the last 36 on Wednesday. It was a serene day for both current European silver medallist French and 2014 Youth Olympic Games silver medallist Summers with impressive fencing performances
Junior athletes Myles Pillage and Zoe Davison to make first individual World Championships appearances European medallists Kate French and Joe Choong lead Pentathlon GB line-up in Mexico Joanna Muir, Francesca Summers, Jamie Cooke and Sam Curry complete 8-strong British line-up Plymouth’s Myles Pillage and Stroud’s Zoe Davison will make their individual Senior World Championships debuts
Holly Parker and Jamie Harper produced a superb display as they finished 4th in the mixed relay at the Junior World Championships, agonisingly missing out on a medal by a single second at the end of another brutal day in Kladno. Although the one point they didn’t get will be the focus for a while,
Zoe Davison produced a stunning display to finish 4th at the Junior World Championships in stifling conditions in Kladno. The 19-year-old, still in her first year as a junior athlete, produced her best ever individual finish at major championships in any age group after strong performances in all five disciplines in the Czech Republic. British
Junior European Champions Charlie Follett and Zoe Davison produced another fine display as they finished 8th in the Junior World Championships women’s relay today. Although not quite matching their performance in Barcelona last month, it was another good experience for the young Brits ahead of the individual competition which begins on Thursday. Story of the
Kate French produced a superb display to claim a magnificent silver at the European Championships, the first medal at a major championships of her career. The British star was in contention for a strong finish throughout the day and produced when it mattered most with up to 15 athletes in contention during a nail-biting laser
Samantha Murray, Kate French and Joanna Muir all made it through to the European Championships final on a successful day for Pentathlon GB’s women’s team in Hungary. The Brits qualified in different fashions but negotiated their way safely through a potentially hazardous day which saw some big European names struggling. Story of the Day –
Just as Pentathlon GB’s current crop of world stars leave for this year’s European Championships in Hungary, it has been announced that they will enjoy home advantage at the same event next year when Tokyo 2020 places will be up for grabs. The National Lottery funded European Modern Pentathlon Championships will take place at the
Gloucestershire’s Zoe Davison and Bristol’s Charlie Follett claimed Junior European gold after a supreme display in the women’s relay in Barcelona. The Pentathlon GB duo were in the top two places throughout the day, retaking the lead after a perfect display in the horse-riding arena and not looking back after a dominant display of front
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