Georgia Hannam, Kerenza Bryson and Olivia Green claimed Pentathlon GB’s 4th medal of the 2019 Junior European Championships as they secured team bronze in the women’s final. Fine individual displays saw all three British athletes finish inside the top 20 in Poland with Hannam 11th, Bryson 15th and Green 18th. Those scores added together saw
Kerenza Bryson and Olivia Green continued Pentathlon GB’s fantastic start to the 2019 Junior European Championships by claiming a fine silver in the women’s relay. There was little to choose between the leading nations throughout the day in Poland but a strong finish saw the Brits take the second step on the podium, following on
Georgia Hannam enjoyed the perfect birthday present as she claimed mixed relay bronze alongside Oliver Murray on the opening day of the Junior European Championships. It was a deserved medal for the British pair who were inside the top three places throughout the day in Poland as they continued Pentathlon GB’s 2019 medal rush in
People of Bath called on to play a part at the European Champs on their doorstep as top Olympic sport comes to Bath this summer. Bath will be the focus in August when Britain battles the rest of Europe for medals, titles and Tokyo Olympic qualifying places in the sport of Modern Pentathlon. Organisers of the
Sign up today to Play Your Part at the European Championships. Top Olympic sport is coming to Bath this summer Bath will be the focus in August when Britain battles the rest of Europe for medals, titles and Tokyo Olympic qualifying places in the sport of Modern Pentathlon. Organisers of the event – Gladiators Return
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 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
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
After last weekend’s opening National Ranking Competitions kicked off the season, Great Britain’s modern pentathletes are set for a busy year in 2018. A packed international calendar will feature all of the traditional major championships as well as qualifying for October’s Youth Olympic Games in Buenos Aires whilst on home soil, the 2018 British Championships
Olympians Samantha Murray and Jamie Cooke became the new British Modern Pentathlon Champions on an action filled day at the University of Bath yesterday. A commanding display saw Clitheroe’s Murray lead throughout the day to take victory ahead of Gravesend’s Kate French and Dumfries’ Jo Muir. In the men’s event, Cheltenham’s Cooke came out on
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