Six Pentathlon GB athletes have been selected for the Junior European Championships which take place in Spain next week. The final selection follows Saturday’s British Open Modern Pentathlon Championships at the University of Bath with the top three junior finishes in both genders now heading to Barcelona. As a result, the women’s team contains Somerset’s
Rio Olympians Kate French and Joe Choong became the new British Modern Pentathlon Champions on a thrilling day of action at the University of Bath yesterday. Although two of the biggest names currently involved in the sport came out on top in the end, both faced day long battles with numerous athletes in contention for
Kate French produced a superb display to claim the second modern pentathlon World Cup victory of her career in Sofia. The Rio Olympian, who took some time off after last year’s World Championships, only returned to international action earlier this month but didn’t show any signs of rustiness with a commanding display in Bulgaria. It
Rio Olympian Kate French leads all four Pentathlon GB women into World Cup 4 final Fellow Olympian Samantha Murray also safely qualifies for final 36 from Group B Francesca Summers and Jessica Varley complete full house for GB’s women’s team Kate French, Samantha Murray, Francesca Summers and Jessica Varley all qualified for the World Cup
Junior athletes Charlie Follett and Bradley Sutton put up a magnificent display in the World Cup 3 mixed relay as they narrowly missed out on a medal after challenging at the top end of the leaderboard throughout the day. The young British duo were hanging on to bronze heading into the final shoot but a
Plymouth’s Annabel Denton produces stunning display to claim first gold medal of her career International debutant Isabella Summers tops fencing discipline on way to fine 15th place finish Somerset’s George Case comes home 12th with Nottinghamshire’s Kieran Harby 23rd in boys’ event Annabel Denton produced a fantastic display, capped by a brilliant laser run, to
Kate French and Jo Muir finished their first international appearances of 2018 in encouraging fashion as they both recorded top 20 finishes at World Cup 3 today. French was inside the top 10 for the majority of the day in Hungary before slipping to 11th on the final lap of the laser run with Muir
Gloucestershire’s Zoe Davison and Bristol’s Charlie Follett claim double medal swoop for Pentathlon GB Plymouth’s Kerenza Bryson also records a top 10 finish at the Milan Kadlec Memorial Holly Parker finishes 12th with Sarah Collin 17th and Georgia Hannam 22nd in Prague Lancashire’s Hannam suffers nasty fall in the ride, the final discipline of the
Kate French will make her return to the international circuit at World Cup 3 next month as part of a 9-strong Pentathlon GB team heading to Hungary. The Rio Olympian, who took some time off after last year’s World Championships, is now back in training at Pentathlon GB’s National Training Centre at the University of
Zoe Davison and Sam Curry finish 6th on final day of competition in Los Angeles Gloucestershire’s Davison and Surrey’s Curry have up-and-down day in difficult conditions The event rounds off successful competition after individual top 10s for Samantha Murray and Jamie Cooke Zoe Davison and Sam Curry finished 6th in the World Cup 2 mixed
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