Kate French produced another fantastic display to continue her sublime season with a 6th place finish at the World Championships in Egypt today. The result, French’s best ever result at a World Championships, came in stifling conditions near the Egyptian capital and culminates a brilliant 12-month-period which started with a 5th place finish at last
Pentathlon GB’s Kate French proved that she has become one of the best Pentathletes in the world as she cruised into the Women’s World Championships final in Egypt on Friday. On a day that caused difficulties for many athletes, including fellow British trio Sam Murray, Frankie Summers and Jo Muir who all failed to qualify,
Kerenza Bryson, Sarah Collin, Myles Pillage, Jamie Harper and George Budden will all make their Junior World Championships debuts in Hungary next month. The Pentathlon GB quintet will be joined by Charlie Follett, Georgina Summers and Bradley Sutton in Szekesfehervar, the final major Junior international of the summer. Plymouth’s Bryson, who currently studies at Plymouth
Pentathlon GB have named an unchanged team for the individual competitions at next month’s Senior World Championships in Cairo. It means that 2016 Rio Olympians Kate French and Samantha Murray will spearhead a Women’s team that also includes Dumfries’ Jo Muir and Dorking’s Francesca Summers. The Men’s team will also be led to by Rio
Pentathlon GB’s Emma Whitaker and George Budden finished 14th in the Mixed Relay at the Under 19 World Championships, the final day of the competition in Prague. The competition began in the pool, Bolton Le Sands’ Whitaker and Ampfield’s Budden producing a fantastic performance with their time of 2:00.60 putting them inside the top 10
Fotheringhay’s Jess Varley and Plymouth’s Myles Pillage finished 6th in the Mixed Relay on the final day of the 2017 Senior European Modern Pentathlon Championships in Minsk today. In a field containing many athletes with more experience, including several Olympians, the young British duo held their own throughout the day to finish in a commendable
Stroud’s Zoe Davison finished 24th with Warwick’s Georgina Mitchell 28th at the Under 19 World Championships in Prague today, two encouraging performances on their debuts at a major Under 19 international championships. The youngsters’ day began in the pool with the 200m swim, both Brits starting strongly with Wycliffe College’s Davison recording a time of 2:14.51 and
Pentathlon GB’s Kate French, Samantha Murray and Jo Muir finished 7th, 14th and 17th respectively in the Women’s Senior European Championships final in Minsk today including encouraging discipline performances during the day. The trio’s combined score meant they finished 4th in the team competition, narrowly missing out on a team medal by just 9 points.
Warwickshire’s Georgina Mitchell and Gloucestershire’s Zoe Davison both qualified for the girls’ Under 19 World Championships final in Prague today but British teammates Olivia Green and Emma Whitaker missed out on a place in the final 36. A bumper entry list of over 85 athletes meant qualifying was split into three groups and securing a
Pentathlon GB’s Samantha Murray, Joanna Muir and Kate French all qualified for the Women’s final at the European Championships in Minsk as Francesca Summers unfortunately missed out on a place in the final 36. Clitheroe’s Sam and Dorking’s Francesca were placed in qualifying Group A, beginning their day in the fencing salle. After slow starts,
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