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
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
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
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 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
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
Bath Pentathlon Club’s Sarah Wilson takes victory ahead of Bolton-le-Sands’ Emma Whitaker and Plymouth’s Annabel Denton. Yorkshire’s Toby Price eases to victory in boys’ event with Nottinghamshire’s Kieran Harby 2nd and Hull’s Josh Hood 3rd. First Under 19 selection competition of the year sees over 60 athletes from around the country competing. Bath Pentathlon Club’s
London 2012 silver medalist Murray holds off Jess Varley and Jo Muir in women’s competition. Rio Olympian Cooke wins men’s event ahead of Sam Curry and Joe Choong. Kerenza Bryson and Myles Pillage finish as top Junior athletes in Bath. Reigning British Champions Samantha Murray and Jamie Cooke enjoyed more success on home soil as
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