With the first day of World Cup 3 (14-18 April) also marking 100 days to go until Tokyo, the British team of pentathletes are set to take to the stage again in Sofia, as the 2021 season continues with back-to-back competition weekends. With the 2021 World Cup competitions confirmed as events in which Olympic Ranking
Kate French has continued to display her fine form and dominance on the world stage by taking Silver at the World Cup in Sofia, Bulgaria. The silver medal is an impressive result for the Brit who now boasts back-to-back World Cup medals after her incredible Gold medal winning performance in Budapest just two weeks ago.
Pentathlon GB’s Kate French claims World Championships bronze in Budapest Medal adds to 2019 European silver for the Rio Olympian Joanna Muir (9th) and Francesca Summers (15th) both record best ever World Championships results Trio claim World Championships team silver for Great Britain Kate French added world bronze to her European silver with another superb
Sarah Wilson and Josh Hood produced a stunning laser run as they surged through the field to take silver in the Under 19 mixed relay at the Youth World Championships. After ending the Under 19 Euros with mixed relay bronze, the TASS supported British duo upped that to world silver as they claimed Pentathlon GB’s
It was a brilliant Bank Holiday Weekend for sportspeople based at the University of Bath as they won nine medals, five of them gold, on three continents across three different sports – modern pentathlon, wheelchair fencing and judo. Pentathlon GB athletes continued their fantastic start to a 2019 that includes this summer’s European Championships in
Jo Muir and Sam Curry produced a brilliant display to win mixed relay gold and claim Pentathlon GB’s 4th medal of an incredible World Cup 4 in Prague. After personal disappointments in the individual competitions this weekend, both athletes put that behind them to bounce back in the perfect fashion, never being outside the top
Kate French claimed gold and Jess Varley bronze on an incredible day for Pentathlon GB at World Cup 4 in Prague. 12 months on from 2018 World Cup 4 victory in Sofia, the venue was different but result the same for French with a supreme display seeing the Brit top the fencing discipline standings to
On the day that marked 75 to go until August’s European Championships at the University of Bath, Britain’s modern pentathletes showed they will be a force to be reckoned with on home soil as Kate French, Joanna Muir, Jessica Varley and Francesca Summers all made it through to the World Cup 4 final. After French
75 days until Europe’s elite descend on Bath to battle for Continental Crowns and Tokyo Olympic places In a week which marks 75 days until the opening of August’s European Modern Pentathlon Championships and Tokyo Olympic qualifying event in Bath, GB’s modern pentathletes have already been in positive form this season. The national squad, which
Francesca Summers and Tom Toolis will return to the Pentathlon GB line-up for World Cup 4 as a strong looking British team heads to the Czech Republic at the end of the month. Summers and Toolis both recorded top 10 finishes at the opening two World Cups before being rested for the third leg of
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