Stroud’s Zoe Davison finished 24th with Warwick’s Georgina Mitchell 28th at the Under 19 World Championships in Prague today, two encouraging performances on their debuts at a major Under 19 international championships. The youngsters’ day began in the pool with the 200m swim, both Brits starting strongly with Wycliffe College’s Davison recording a time of 2:14.51 and
Pentathlon GB’s Kate French, Samantha Murray and Jo Muir finished 7th, 14th and 17th respectively in the Women’s Senior European Championships final in Minsk today including encouraging discipline performances during the day. The trio’s combined score meant they finished 4th in the team competition, narrowly missing out on a team medal by just 9 points.
Warwickshire’s Georgina Mitchell and Gloucestershire’s Zoe Davison both qualified for the girls’ Under 19 World Championships final in Prague today but British teammates Olivia Green and Emma Whitaker missed out on a place in the final 36. A bumper entry list of over 85 athletes meant qualifying was split into three groups and securing a
Pentathlon GB’s Samantha Murray, Joanna Muir and Kate French all qualified for the Women’s final at the European Championships in Minsk as Francesca Summers unfortunately missed out on a place in the final 36. Clitheroe’s Sam and Dorking’s Francesca were placed in qualifying Group A, beginning their day in the fencing salle. After slow starts,
Jess Varley and Charlie Follett finish 5th in Women’s Relay at Senior European Championships in Minsk Youngsters Emma Whitaker and Georgina Mitchell challenge for a podium before finishing 9th in the Girls’ Relay at the Under 19 World Championships in Prague Senior European Championships Round-Up In the day that it was announced the 2019 European
Pentathlon GB have selected 8 athletes for next week’s Under 19 World Championships in Prague. The girls team contains Greater Manchester’s Olivia Green, Gloucestershire’s Zoe Davison, Warwickshire’s Georgina Mitchell and Lancashire’s Emma Whitaker. Hampshire’s George Budden, Somerset’s George Case, Yorkshire’s Toby Price and Kent’s James Wilton will compete in the boys’ competition in the Czech
Bristol’s Charlie Follett, Buckinghamshire’s Sarah Collin, Plymouth’s Myles Pillage and Hampshire’s Bradley Sutton will all make their first Junior European Championships appearances in Barcelona this month. The quartet will be joined in Spain by Somerset’s Holly Parker and Cheltenham’s Jamie Harper who competed at the 2016 Championships in Drzonkow and Easingwold’s Georgia Pipes who
Eight Pentathlon GB youngsters will travel to Bulgaria for this year’s Under 17 European Championships which begin at the end of June. The octet consists of the top four girls and top four boys on the 2017 Pentathlon GB Under 17 Ranking List which was created following this year’s two Under 17 Ranking Competitions. Three
Kate French tops Women’s World Cup Standings as 5 PGB athletes qualify for final Kate French has topped the 2017 Women’s World Cup standings at the end of the four regular season events. The 26-year-old has enjoyed a remarkable beginning to 2017 with 1st, 2nd and 6th place finishes in her three World Cup events,
Great Britain’s best modern pentathletes are set to do battle at this year’s British Open Modern Pentathlon Championships at Pentathlon GB’s National Training Centre, the University of Bath, on Sunday (June 4th). The Championships will see athletes aged 18+ competing, including Rio 2016 quartet Kate French, Samantha Murray, Joe Choong and Jamie Cooke. The World
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