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World Championships Ladies Relayposted by Jan Bartu on09-08-2005
| Place | Nation | Shoot | Fence | Swim | Ride | Run | Points |
| 1. | GER | 1024 | 892 | 1264 | 1152 | 1076 | 5408 |
| 2. | RUS | 1108 | 820 | 1200 | 1124 | 1136 | 5388 |
| 3. | ITA | 1060 | 856 | 1176 | 1152 | 1136 | 5380 |
| 8. | GBR | 964 | 736 | 1244 | 1120 | 1044 | 5108 |
11 women's teams taking part in the 2005 Team Relay WRCH
British athletes:
Shoot Weedon 79 Spence 91 Langridge 85
Fence Langridge 17V/13D Weedon 11V/19D Spence 13V/17D
Swim(25m) Lagridge 1:03,53 Spence 1:04,58 Weedon 1:01,71
Ride Weedon -16 Langridge -32 Spence -32
Run Spence 5:08,7 Langridge 5:15,9 Weedon 4:54,5
World Championships Men's Relayposted by Jan Bartu on08-08-2005
| Place | Nation | Shoot | Fence | Swim | Ride | Run | Points |
| 1. | HUN | 1264 | 832 | 1308 | 1128 | 1168 | 5700 |
| 2. | RUS | 1180 | 904 | 1348 | 972 | 1208 | 5612 |
| 3. | CZE | 1168 | 840 | 1316 | 1112 | 1156 | 5592 |
| 16. | GBR | 1012 | 648 | 1260 | 888 | 1044 | 4852 |
Hungarian team scoredWorld Championship record in shootingof 1264 ponits.
British athletes:
Shoot McLean 85 / Unwin 88 / Woodbridge 86
FenceMcLean 20V/25D Woodbridge 20V/25D Unwin 11V/34D
Swim(25m) Woodbridge 55,01 Unwin 1:03,56 McLean 54,94
RideUnwin -48 McLean -48 Woodbridge -16 (team time penalties)
Run McLean 4:29 Woodbridge 4:48 Unwin 4:32
Senior World Championships - Ladies Finalsposted by Peter Hart on07-08-2005
Senior Ladies Final
|
Place |
Name |
Country |
Shoot |
Fence |
Swim |
Ride |
Run |
|
1 |
Corsini |
ITA |
189 |
888 |
2:17.44 |
1116 |
10:32.65 |
|
2 |
Voros |
HUN |
181 |
916 |
2:14.64 |
1172 |
10:40.68 |
|
3 |
Rublevska |
LAT |
180 |
972 |
2:24.10 |
1200 |
10:36.14 |
|
26 |
Sarah Langridge |
GBR |
178 |
720 12V/19D |
2:16.61 |
1144 |
11:04.46 |
|
31 |
Katy Livingston |
GBR |
172 |
664 10V/21D |
2:29.02 |
1088 |
11:01.38 |
|
30 |
Mhairi Spence |
GBR |
162 |
860 17V/14D |
2:18.26 |
1172 |
11:26.42 |
Teams:
1. Russia
2. Hungary
3. Poland
4. Italy
5. Belarus
6. Great Britain
Swimming Pool 25m
Running course combination of track and road
Ride - horses very even quality
Full results can be found on: http://www.wandex.pl/pentathlon/wyniki_nie.htm
Hopefully you can understand Polish and select the correct competition.
World Championships Results - Menposted by Peter Hart on06-08-2005
FINAL RESULTS
| Name | Country | Shoot | Fence | Swim | Ride | Run | |
| 1 | Zhenhua | CHN | 191* | 1028 | 2.02.79 | 1200 | 10.07.47 |
| 2 | Tourkine | RUS | 185 | 972 | 2.04.82 | 1172 | 9.34.45 |
| 3 | Moiseev | RUS | 178 | 944 | 1.57.60 | 1116 | 9.23.23 |
*A Shooting score of 178 would only finish in 26th place!
Swim, 25m Pool
Run, track, road and little bit of x country (flat)
Ladies World Championships Semi Final Resultsposted by Peter Hart on05-08-2005
Women'sSemi Group A
After4 Events:
12. Sarah Langridge; Fence; 776 12v/15D, Swim;2.17.04, Shoot;177, Run;11.05QUALIFIED FOR FINAL (Sunday)
20. Lindsey Weedon; Fence 680 9V/18D, Swim;2.19.02, Shoot;170, Run; 10.42
Women's Semi Group B
After4 Events
6. Mhairi Spence; Shoot;177, Fence; 840 15V/13D, Swim 2.19.58, Run; 11.20.6 Qualified for Final
10. Katy Livingston; Shoot;178, Fence 808 14V-14D, Swim 2.24.14, Run; 11.03.89 Qualified for Final
Bronze Medal for Mhairi Spence in World Junior Championshipsposted by Peter Hart on28-07-2005
Breaking news, Mhairi Spence has just won the Bronze medal in the World Junior Modern Pentathlon Championships held in Moscow.
The Team (three from Mhairi, Katy Livingstone, Louise Heyler and Sarah Gomersall) have won the Team Gold Medal.
Other results are slowly filtering through and this news item will be ammended once the results can be confirmed.
Selection for Senior and Junior World Championships and World Cup Final 2005 and Ranking List 3posted by Peter Hart on19-07-2005
Following a selection meeting of the World Class Performance Team and compilation of the MPAGB Ranking List 3, in accordance to the MPAGB Selection Policy, the following people have been selected for the Senior and Junior World Championships for Modern Pentathlon in 2005.
Senior World Championships in Warsaw, 3 - 10 August 2005
Women: Langridge, Livingston, Spence, Weedon
Men: Woodbridge, McLean, Hancock, reserve Unwin
Leader: Hart
Coaches: Bartu, Nemeth, Foldes, Berry
Osteopath: Annett
Junior World Championship in Moscow, 25 31 July 2005
Women: Livingston, Spence, Helyer and Gomersall S.
Men: Woodbridge, Evans (both are injured or ill out of competition)
Coach: Nemeth
World Cup Finals in Uppsala, 20 21 August
Women: Clark, Langridge, Weedon
Men: McLean
Coaches: Nemeth, Bartu
Selection for the World Cup Finals is based on the UIPM World Cup Rankings so the athletes are qualified directly by name.
Articles for MPAGB Newletter wantedposted by Peter Hart on18-07-2005
The MPAGB Newsletter (PPS) will shortly be collated. We welcome articles, letters, reports or pictures from members.
If you have anything that you wish to submit please can you send it to as soon as possible and by 25 July at the latest.
New Olympic Programme in 2012posted by Peter Hart on08-07-2005
8July2005
The 117th IOC Session in Singapore voted today to include 26 of the 28 current Olympic sports on the programme of the Games of the XXX Olympiad in 2012. The Session decided that baseball and softball will remain on the list of Olympic sports as noted in the Olympic Charter, rule 46, but will not be on the programme for 2012. The two sports are, however, eligible for inclusion in the programme of the 2016 Games.
The IOC Executive Board will convene later today and decide whether any of the five candidate sports (Roller Sports, World Squash, Golf, Karate or Rugby) should be put forward to the Session, who will then vote on whether the sport(s) could be added to the list of Olympic sports and then potentially be included on the programme of the 2012 Games.
Modern Pentathlon Remains Part of The Olympic Programmeposted by Peter Hart on08-07-2005
MODERN PENTATHLON AND THE 2012 OLYMPICS
Following today's IOC announcement that Modern Pentathlon will remain as part of the Olympic Programme beyond the Beijing Games in 2008, Tony Temple, Chairman of the Modern Pentathlon Association of Great Britain, said,
'It is no surprise, but welcome nonetheless, that the IOC affirmed Modern Pentathlon"s continuing status as an Olympic sport.
The MPAGB extends sincere thanks to the IOC Board for recognising the contribution Modern Pentathlon, and its athletes, make to a modern day Olympiad by supporting its inclusion in the Olympic programme beyond Beijing in 2008 and London in 2012.
We will continue to improve the presentation of our sport to reach out to more athletes, domestically and throughout the world.
CONTACT DETAILS
Peter Hart, Chief Executive, Modern Pentathlon Association
Tel:
Mob:
Email:
Dominic Mahony, Modern Pentathlon Association Team Manager
Email:
Anthony Temple QC
Chairman MPAGB: Modern Pentathlon Association of Great Britain
Tel: 0207 842 5555
Email:
8 July 2005
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