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
Dumfries’ Jo Muir finished 10th at World Cup 4 in Drzonkow, Poland today, her best ever finish at a World Cup event. Clitheroe’s Samantha Murray and Dorking’s Francesca Summers finished 18th and 28th respectively on a day that had huge positives for Pentathlon GB despite the final result with 21-year-old Summers leading after the opening
Francesca Summers, Samantha Murray and Jo Muir all comfortably came through qualifying for Saturday’s World Cup 4 Women’s Final in Drzonkow, Poland yesterday. The British trio were all in the top 15 of their groups throughout the day as automatic qualification was assured. The youngest member of the team, Dorking’s Summers, crossed the line 7th
Freyja Prentice, Kate French and Samantha Murray all recorded their best world cup finishes of the season as they claimed top 10 places in Kecskemet, Hungary. Prentice recovered from a tough start to head the team home in 7th with French producing a good all-round performance to finish 8th. Murray overcame stomach problems to finish
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