Eight senior Pentathlon GB athletes return for second World Cup of 2018 Rio Olympians Murray, Cooke and Choong head strong British line-up in Los Angeles Joanna Muir, Jessica Varley, Francesca Summers, Sam Curry and Tom Toolis complete PGB team Pentathlon GB’s senior athletes will return to the international circuit as a strong team heads to
Bristol’s Charlie Follett and Plymouth’s Myles Pillage finish 8th in World Cup 1 final Mixed Relay Competition brings first World Cup of the season in Cairo to its close as Junior pair compete against a strong and experienced field in the Egyptian capital. The first World Cup of the 2018 season came to a close yesterday
Lancashire’s Georgia Hannam and Gloucestershire’s Zoe Davison have been added to the Pentathlon GB squad for the opening World Cup of the season in Cairo next week. Both athletes have impressed at the beginning of 2018 with Morecambe’s Hannam qualifying for the final and finishing 28th at the Budapest Indoor Competition, the first international of
Bath Pentathlon Club’s Sarah Wilson made it two wins from two at this year’s Pentathlon GB National Under 19 Ranking Competitions with an impressive victory in tough winter conditions in Bath. In the boys’ event it looked like it was going to be a clean sweep too only for James Wilton to snatch victory from
Olympians Samantha Murray and Jamie Cooke made it two wins from two as they took victory at the second Pentathlon GB National Ranking Competition of the year in Bath on Saturday. It was roles reversed from January’s opening ranking competition as Murray led from start to finish with Cooke taking control in the laser run
Charlie Follett, George Budden, Jamie Harper and Bradley Sutton to all make World Cup debuts Plymouth’s Myles Pillage also selected in young men’s team Joanna Muir, Jess Varley and Kerenza Bryson complete Pentathlon GB line-up Four Pentathlon GB athletes are set to make their World Cup debuts in Cairo later this month. The first World
Charlie Follett finishes 27th with Georgia Hannam 28th and Kerenza Bryson 31st in Budapest Indoor Competition final Pentathlon GB juniors all have their struggles during day against a strong international field Competition provides all three with important learning experiences to take into 2018 season Charlie Follett finished 27th with Georgia Hannam 28th and Kerenza Bryson
Junior athletes Charlie Follett, Georgia Hannam and Kerenza Bryson all qualify for Women’s Budapest Indoor final Bristol’s Follett and Morecambe’s Hannam cruise through Group B as Bryson battles her way out of Group A Somerset’s Holly Parker misses out on a place in the final 36 at opening international of the season After an interrupted
Pentathlon GB’s Jess Varley and Jamie Harper produced a scintillating laser run to charge through the field and claim a bronze medal at the Under 24 European Championships Mixed Relay in Poland. It made it two bronzes in three days for the Pentathlon GB team at the Championships following Varley, Kerenza Bryson and Zoe Davison’s
Warwick’s Georgina Mitchell, Cholesbury’s Alex Bousfield and Plymouth’s Annabel Denton claim team bronze at modern pentathlon Olympic Hopes Mitchell, who studies and trains at Pentathlon GB Academy Plymouth College, finishes 4th in individual event for second consecutive year Dacorum MPC’s Alex records a top 10 finish with the youngest member of the team Annabel in
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