Charlie Follett claimed the first international medal of her career with a superb silver at the Swiss Women International in Bern today. The results continued Pentathlon GB’s remarkable recent success at the competition, making it our 7th medal in the last 5 years at the event. British teammates Georgia Pipes and Zoe Davison also performed
Kate French produced a stunning performance to claim her first ever World Cup victory in convincing style in Cairo today. The 25 year-old took the lead of the competition after a fantastic fencing display before eventually going on to claim victory by 30 seconds for one of the most comfortable modern pentathlon victories seen in
Kate French, Jo Muir and World Cup debutant Kerenza Bryson qualified for the World Cup 2 final in Cairo today as Jess Varley narrowly missed out on a place in the final 36. With temperatures reaching the mid-20s during the afternoon, both qualifying groups started their day with the 200m swim. In Group A, Dumfries’
Gloucestershire’s Zoe Davison will make her international modern pentathlon debut later this month when she competes in a senior world ranking competition for the first time at the Swiss Women International on Saturday 25th March. Davison will be hoping to continue her good run of form this season which has seen her finish 2nd and
Fresh off the back of her best ever World Cup result, Gravesend’s Kate French will lead a young Pentathlon GB team at the second World Cup of the year in Cairo. 26 year-old French will be looking to continue her fine 2017 form in the Egyptian capital after victories at both Pentathlon GB National Ranking
Great Britain’s Olivia Green and Spain’s Cristian Chamizo started their seasons in fine style by claiming victories at the GB Youth International in Solihull yesterday (Saturday 4th March). The competition, hosted in Solihull by Pentathlon GB, was the first youth international event of the year and saw over 50 athletes from across Europe competing. In
Pentathlon GB’s Jess Varley and Myles Pillage produced a fantastic performance to finish 4th in the Mixed Relay at World Cup 1 overnight. The two World Cup debutants belied their inexperience in Los Angeles as they brought a positive end to a successful World Cup for Pentathlon GB athletes. The day started in the pool
Pentathlon GB’s Kate French got her 2017 season off to a fantastic start with a silver medal at the first World Cup of the year in Los Angeles overnight. French was well placed throughout the day before climbing from 7th to 2nd in the laser-run to claim the second World Cup medal of her career,
Samantha Murray, Kate French, Jessica Varley and Francesca Summers all qualified for the World Cup 1 final in Los Angeles yesterday evening on the first day of women’s competition in the 2017 World Cup season. All four Pentathlon GB athletes impressed throughout the day as they ensured there will be the maximum contingent of British
Kate French and Sam Curry both enjoyed success in Bath today as they secured victories at the second Pentathlon GB National Ranking Competition of the year, following up their victories at the first Ranking Competition last month. In the women’s event, French finished 45 points clear of Jess Varley with Joanna Muir just a point
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