The national governing body for the Olympic sport of Modern Pentathlon, Pentathlon GB has won two prestigious awards for its World Championships held at the University of Bath in August 2023. Pentathlon GB scooped the Best Event category at this year’s Bath Awards 2024, and won the UIPM’s (The Union Internationale de Pentathlon Moderne) Event
Jamie Cooke and Francesca Summers made it two silvers in as many days for Pentathlon GB athletes at World Cup 2 as they finished second after a hugely impressive display in the mixed relay in Sofia. The current World Champion and former Junior World Champion teaming up always looked like a strong partnership and the
European medalist Kate French set for first international appearance of season in city she took World Cup gold in 2018 World Champion Jamie Cooke and 2018 European bronze medalist Joe Choong will make first World Cup starts of year Tom Toolis, Myles Pillage, Joanna Muir, Freyja Atkinson and Francesca Summers complete experienced Pentathlon GB line-up
Francesca Summers got her 2019 season off to a fantastic start with a superb sixth place finish at the opening World Cup of the year in Cairo yesterday. A consistent display across all five disciplines saw the 22-year-old record her best ever World Cup finish on her way to a place on the wider podium.
Kate French and Myles Pillage take top honours at second Pentathlon GB ranking event Rio Olympian French makes it back-to-back victories in 2019 Pentathlon GB ranking series French beats Olivia Green and Freyja Atkinson at the University of Bath and West Wiltshire Equestrian Centre Francesca Summers drops from second place after being eliminated in the
Joanna Muir made it a dream start to 2019 for Pentathlon GB by taking gold at the Budapest Indoor International, the opening competition of the new season. The 24-year-old, who finished as the highest placed British female at last year’s World Championships, produced a supreme display in the Hungarian capital, maintaining a place inside the
Bath Pentathlon Club’s Sarah Wilson and Leweston Pentathlon Academy’s George Case took top honours after a highly competitive event at the opening 2019 Pentathlon GB National Youth Ranking Competition today. Held at Pentathlon GB’s National Training Centre at the University of Bath, the Under 19 competition saw some potential stars of the future in action
World Champion Jamie Cooke and European medallist Kate French made their intentions for the new season clear with commanding victories at the opening Pentathlon GB 2019 National Ranking Competition today. Gravesend’s French led from start to finish in a competitive women’s field, finishing ahead of Kerenza Bryson and Joanna Muir. Cooke meanwhile, was second after
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
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