Jess Varley produced the most impressive performance of her career to date as she finished 7th at World Cup 3 after a confident display across all five disciplines in Szekesfehervar. The result saw the 24-year-old become the seventh different Pentathlon GB athlete to record a World Cup personal best in 2019 and underlined the current
Francesca Summers, Kerenza Bryson and Charlie Follett all made it through to the World Cup 1 final on a successful opening day to the 2019 World Cup season for Pentathlon GB athletes in Cairo. Twelve months on from her maiden World Cup appearance, it was a particularly notable achievement for Follett as she qualified for
National Ranking 2 winner Myles Pillage forms part of a seven-strong Pentathlon GB line-up at the first World Cup of the year in Cairo next week. The 21-year-old, who was part of the historic men’s silver winning team at last year’s World Championships, has continued his promise into 2019, contending for a medal at the
Watch Britain’s Top Athletes battle for European Titles and Tokyo Olympic Places Tokyo will beckon when Britain’s top athletes compete for medals at the 2019 European Modern Pentathlon Championships at the University of Bath from 6th-11th August. Styled “Gladiators Return” in recognition of the combative nature of an event in which athletes battle each other
2019 got off to the perfect start as all five Pentathlon GB athletes in action made it through to the women’s final at the Budapest Indoor Competition. The traditional season opener saw nearly 60 athletes battling for a place in the last 36 with Charlie Follett, Zoe Davison, Olivia Green, Jessica Varley and Joanna Muir
Great Britain’s best modern pentathletes are set to do battle as Jamie Cooke, Joe Choong and Kate French lead a star-studded line-up at the first 2019 Pentathlon GB Ranking Competitions this weekend. It will be the first return to action for reigning World Champion Cooke since his stunning success in Mexico City last September. 2018
Pentathlon GB’s 2014 World Champion and 2012 London Olympic silver medallist Samantha Murray has announced her retirement from modern pentathlon today. The 29-year-old, who also won World Championship bronze in 2012 and enjoyed a World Cup win in 2015, is one of Great Britain’s most successful modern pentathletes and will retire after nearly 10 years
Holly Parker and Jamie Harper produced a superb display as they finished 4th in the mixed relay at the Junior World Championships, agonisingly missing out on a medal by a single second at the end of another brutal day in Kladno. Although the one point they didn’t get will be the focus for a while,
Zoe Davison produced a stunning display to finish 4th at the Junior World Championships in stifling conditions in Kladno. The 19-year-old, still in her first year as a junior athlete, produced her best ever individual finish at major championships in any age group after strong performances in all five disciplines in the Czech Republic. British
Samantha Murray, Kate French and Joanna Muir all made it through to the European Championships final on a successful day for Pentathlon GB’s women’s team in Hungary. The Brits qualified in different fashions but negotiated their way safely through a potentially hazardous day which saw some big European names struggling. Story of the Day –
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