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Ireland’s Natalya Coyle books her place at Olympics 2020 Games

Natalya Coyle is heading to the Tokyo 2020 Olympic after accomplishing her mission at the European Modern Pentathlon Championships in Bath, England. With eight Olympic 2020 places on offer in the women’s final, the 28-year-old from Meath secured hers with something to spare to give herself a full 12 months to prepare for her third Games.  Olympic Modern Pentathlon followers from all over the world can buy Olympic Modern Pentathlon tickets online.

Coyle finished eighth on the day and fourth among those eligible for Olympic qualification, crossing the line 14 seconds ahead of the top-ranked unsuccessful qualifier in 14th. Ireland’s Sive Brassil also performed with distinction, finishing 16th.

After a solid day, Coyle had started the decisive Laser-Run the event in fourth place, only 11 seconds behind the leader and effectively third in the race for Tokyo 2020 Olympic as there were two Belarus athletes ahead of her, only one of whom could qualify.

At the end of a skillful presentation, she over behind fellow qualifiers Kate French, Iryna Prasiantsova and Annika Schley and ahead of Gintare Venckauskaite, Marie Oteiza, Adelina Ibatullina, and Sarolta Kovacs.

“I’m over the moon,” said Coyle. “The day went so well even though I was really nervous about the qualification. I was a little rocky at the start of fencing but pulled it back in the middle. Then the horse riding went really well and I just gave it everything in the Laser-Run. I knew I needed a solid run/shoot to finish it over. I can’t describe how happy I am.”

Given the caliber of the field in the nonappearance of injured Olympic champion Chloe Esposito of Australia, European women have totally conquered the 2019 UIPM season – today’s recital will go down as one of the highlights of Coyle’s career.

The London 2012 and Rio 2016 Olympian recorded the 12th-fastest swimming time, 2min 16.99sec for her 200m freestyle, while Brassil ranked seven places higher after a swim of 2:13.66.

Coyle made her move up the leaderboard during the fencing, where she achieved 21 wins from her 35 bouts for a ranking of eighth that elevated her to sixth overall. Brassil’s prospects suffered a blow as she achieved the opposite score of 14 wins and 21 defeats.

When it came to the riding, Brassil escaped some of the major damage others were suffering but a score of 269 wasn’t quite the boost she would have been looking for in terms of the Tokyo Olympic Games qualification.

Coyle knew that even a respectable score would keep her in contention for that coveted Olympic 2020 place. She responded with one of the best rides of the day, dislodging only one obstacle for a score of 291 that briefly gave her the overall lead.

Only one athlete, Adelina Ibatullina of Russia, achieved a perfect score of 300 and there was a major upset when the final rider, Rio 2016 silver medallist Elodie Clouvel of France, suffered elimination, throwing open the race for gold and moving Coyle one place closer to the dream outcome.

Paddy Boyd, Pentathlon Ireland chief executive, said: “We are delighted that one of the automatic qualification slots for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games have been secured at an early opportunity. “We commend Natalya and her support side on this fine achievement, and we would also like to highlight a good performance by a promising young athlete, Sive Brassil.”

Twenty-one of the 36 berths in the women’s pentathlon in Tokyo is still up for grabs and the next opportunity for Brassil and team-mate Eilidh Prise will be the 2019 Pentathlon World Championships in Budapest, where three more places will be at stake. However, Arthur Lanigan-O’Keeffe has announced that his season is overdue to an Achilles injury.

The 27-year-old from Kilkenny finished 25th in the men’s final in Bath on Saturday and revealed on Twitter that he had been unable to train fully for some time due to the Achilles problem.

Tweeted: “I am heartbroken, to say the least, that I didn’t get an automatic Olympic 2020 qualification slot or even come close to replicating my winning performance from 4 years ago. Though, that being said I am still incredibly proud of what I achieved today. Not because I am content with mediocrity but because the real truth is I have been hiding an injury.”

Lanigan-O’Keeffe will still be able to qualify for the Olympics 2020 Games next year with ranking points on offer at a number of competitions in 2020.

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Olympic Modern Pentathlon: Cal Poly to host USA National Modern Pentathlon Qualifying Event

San Luis Obispo Top contestants from crossways the country will compete for a place on the USA Modern Pentathlon Olympic 2020 team at Cal Poly in January. 

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The university will host the final national qualifying event 18-19 January for up to 50 contestants contending in the modern pentathlon. This is the second of two finalists the first took home in Colorado Springs, Colorado, on Dec.14-15. The highest four men and four women will be named to USA Team for Olympic 2020.

Cal Poly President Jeffrey D. Armstrong said “We are very happy to have the chance to host an event of this size on our campus and deliver potential Team USA athletes. This is a vital chance to showcase Cal Poly and our astonishing San Luis Obispo County community on a worldwide stage.” 

The modern pentathlon puts contestants through five events in one-day fencing, swimming, equestrian ride and a laser gun, which syndicates shooting a laser pistol with cross country running. 

Four of the events for this Olympic 2020 sport will take place on campus, utilizing Cal Poly facilities. The 200-meter swimming will start at 8 a.m. at Anderson Aquatic Center; fencing will get underway at 9:30 a.m. in the Recreation Center, and the 3,000-meter laser run is scheduled to begin at 5:30 p.m. at the ASI Sports Complex soccer fields.

The 5th event, equestrian, featuring a 350- to the 450-meter course with 12 to 15 jumps, will take place at 1:30 p.m. at the Oak Park Equestrian Center in Edna Valley, about 10 miles south of campus. Contestants will be paired with horses in a draw 20 minutes before the beginning of the event. 

Women athletes will contest Saturday, 18 January, and male contestants will follow on Sunday 19 January. Cal Poly students, athletics coaching workers and public members with exact knowledge will provide leadership as chiefs for each of the five punishments, while others will team the event, helping provision all features from logistics to judging and timekeeping.

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Olympic Modern Pentathlon: Australia Fernon production comeback in Tokyo Olympic.

Australian modern pent athlete Edward Fernon has secured an Olympic 2020 Games answer, being designated for Tokyo Olympic. Fernon is the 6th athlete named to the Australian team, with the 31-year-old father-of-two making his return to the Olympic 2020 after debuting at London 2012.

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He walked away from the sport in 2015, even winning the 1,000 kilometers Mongol Derby horserace in 2017. Fernon also lodged on a solo horse trek from Braidwood to Melbourne crosswise 1,100km, levitation money for the Black Dog Organization and sanctioning awareness around unhappiness. Winning the Oceania qualifying event in Wuhan, China, last November put Fernon spinal in the edge and Australian Olympic 2020 Team Chef de Mission Ian Chesterman long-established the news.

Chesterman said "The AOC (Australian Olympic Committee) is satisfied to select Ed to his extra Olympic 2020 Team. His determination and bizarre influence, both on and off the pentathlon arena, demonstrate the Australian Olympic 2020 soul. Ed has shown he has come again it takes to struggle at the highest level, and has used his position as an Olympian for important causes close to his heart.

Fernon said "Congratulations not only to Ed, but to his family, coaches, community and Modern Pentathlon Australia for everything you have done to contribute to this bizarre landmark. It's an outlandish knowledge to be back. The Olympic 2020 is what drives me on all those hard training days when you're sore and you're weary, you don't lack to get out of bed.”

"I have come back as a much more recognized athlete I have got two young boys, I have got a profitable and a share more going on than in 2012. I am much more conscious this time that the Olympic 2020 is about so much more than just my presentation it's such an accidental to inspire other people, counting friends and family, to know that they can go out and reach their aims.”

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Olympic Modern Pentathlon: Jamie Cooke claims European gold and Olympic 2020 qualification

Jamie, 28, approached home first in the final laser run discipline to finish on 1,477 points and add the European crown to his 2018 World Championship label. The quality of Jamie’s 2016 concerts saw him secure the Rio qualification standard by virtue of his position on the Modern Pentathlon World Ranking List before he went on to finish 14th at Sports.

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2016 was an incredible year for Jamie, capped by making his Olympic debut in Rio de Janeiro. The Salisbury born athlete became the World Number 1 ranked male modern pentathlete at the end of May following a 9th place finish in the World Championships in Moscow.

Britain's Joseph Choong, who won the World Cup Final in June was fourth. France's Valentin Prades over 13 points overdue Cooke in second, with Czech Martin Vlach in third. Choong missed out on a podium texture by 11 points, as he finished ahead of fifth-placed Czech Jan Kuf.

Cooke led throughout the day, setting the fastest swimming time and following up with his "best fence of all time" before protecting his lead in the riding discipline. A 16-second benefit going into the conclusive run-shoot was too countless for his rivals to overwhelmed as Cooke demanded a dominant win.

"The fencing for me was a bit of a highlight - everything came together on the day and I kind of couldn't lose a hit, it was almost comical at one point. I made it slightly difficult for myself on the second shoot but I ran well so I'm really pleased."

Cooke also gained side gold together with Choong and Tom Toolis, who was 15th. Sam Curry, the fourth Briton in the act, was 31st. The top eight finishers automatically qualify for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, while Choong had already qualified due to his World Cup Final success.

GB's Myles Pillage and Kerenza Bryson gained gold in the mixed relay event on Tuesday before Pillage teamed up with Oliver Murray to triumph in the men's relay on Wednesday.

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Bryson and Pillage claim mixed relay gold for GB at European Modern Pentathlon to qualify for Olympic 2020

GB duo Kerenza Bryson and Myles Pillage gained the initial title of the week at Modern Pentathlon Championships as they sued gold in the assorted relay competition in Bath in England to qualify for the Tokyo Olympic Games.

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Bryson and Pillage set the fastest time in the swimming pool to earn a lead they never relinquished as they surged to victory at the end of the run-shoot element at the University of Bath.

Their time of 1min 56.46sec for their 200m freestyle was the quickest by the ten nations competing and they built on that lead in the fencing section with 23 wins. Belarusian pair Ivan Khamtsou and Volha Silkina secured 21 wins to finish as runners-up and stay in contention for a podium end in the water polo game for the Olympic 2020.

Pillage and Bryson lengthy their lead in the riding event, approved just seven penalties as their rivals writhed. Sikina was thrown from her horse as the second-placed Belarusians hesitated and Lithuania were removed after four snubs for Dovidas Vaivada.

The lone clear rounds expired to Alicia Lichancova and Filip Lichanec from Slovakia but they selected 22-time penalties as Russia and Italy enthused into a modal argument. Pillage and Bryson arrived the final stage, the run-shoot, with a 40-second benefit and they were not ever in danger of being caught as they finished clear of their rivals for gold.

Their winning points haul was 1,438 points. Czech State duo Eliška Přibylová and David Kindl shot healthy to move up from quarter to take silver on 1,419 points, while Italy’s Irene Prampolini and Valerio Grasselli won bronze on 1,412 opinions.

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Olympic Modern Pentathlon: National Ranking competition kicks off countdown to Tokyo Olympic

As an incredible 2019 comes to an end, preparations are already well underway for the first event of Olympic 2020. A top field of athletes, including the likes of Joe Choong, Jamie Cooke, and Kate French, will kick off the new year with the National Ranking 2 Competition (Pentathlon) set to take place on Saturday 18th January at Pentathlon GB’s National Training Centre, the University of Bath.

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Several of the senior British contingents will be fresh off a warm-weather training camp and will be looking to build on the performances they laid down at the fiercely contested National Ranking 1 competition a few weeks ago, which saw Sam Curry and Joanna Muir secure their first-ever British Championship wins. With Tokyo Olympic on the horizon and a vast number of international competitions next year, a good performance will be crucial in cementing positions on the National Ranking list, which will feed forward to international selection.

January’s event is set to follow a similar format to the British Open Pentathlon (National Ranking 1), beginning in the fencing hall before moving to the pool, where, in-line with next year’s World Championships and the Olympic 2020 there will be a short course set up. The laser-run will then precede the ride at West Wilts Equestrian Centre – where it’s hoped another fine display of horsemanship will bring the competition to an exciting close.

With top athletes expected to travel from right across the country, it looks highly likely that January’s event will ensure the busy calendar of Olympic 2020 kicks off competitively! As a reminder, the deadline for entries for the National Ranking 2 Competition is Wednesday 8th January, at 2pm.

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Olympic Modern Pentathlon: 2020 British Schools Modern Biathlon Championships venue confirmed

We can now confirm that the 2020 British Schools Modern Biathlon Championships will be held on Saturday 28th – Sunday 29th March 2020 at the University of Bath. Olympic fans from all over the world are invited to book Olympic 2020 tickets from our online platforms for Olympic Tickets. Olympic Eventing fans can book Olympic Eventing Tickets from our ticketing marketplace exclusively on discounted prices.

The University of Bath is home to Pentathlon GB’s National Training Centre, and has excellent facilities available for this weekend, as well as being able to accommodate the high number of competitors we are expecting to attend the event.

The ranking list for the Schools Championship event will be published on our website shortly after 24th January, with invitations to enter being sent shortly following this.

Emily has been announced as our new Events & Communications Manager, joining the Pentathlon GB team at our National Training Centre in Bath. Emily has a wealth of experience working within the sports development sector in both Head Office and Regionally based roles for a variety of organizations including Badminton England, England Netball and local sports partnerships.

Most recently Emily has spent time as the Franchise Manager for the Team Bath Superleague, being responsible for all business and commercial matters for the franchise, including overseeing highly attended Vitality Super League Netball fixtures held at the Team Bath arena.

Tom joins our Talent Development team, working alongside the Neil McCarty and Laura Gomers all. Tom has a Msci in Sport & Exercise Science from the University of Bath and his previous roles have included working in Football as well as with Welsh Rugby Union, Ospreys and Bath Rugby. Tom has spent the last year working closely with the GB Skeleton team and travelling alongside the World Cup squad.

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Olympic Modern Pentathlon: Curry and Muir crowned 2019 British Champions

The 2019 British Open Modern Pentathlon held at The University of Bath saw 2 days of closely fought action between a top field of international athletes - including several Tokyo Olympic hopefuls – resulting For the first time, British Championship wins for both Sam Curry and Joanna Muir.

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A slightly amended format saw competitors start the competition at the University of Bath for the fencing, swimming and laser run, before West Wiltshire Riding Centre became the backdrop for the battle of the final positions – a battle made particularly exciting by the high caliber of riding seen at this year’s championships.

Strong performances from several competitors across all disciplines, meant the men’s competition was hotly contested throughout the day. An impressive laser run from Curry secured him 1st place going into the final event, and a strong performance in the ride saw him awarded Gold. Myles Pillage was consistent throughout the day, earning him a silver place, whilst Oliver Murray just squeezed out James Cooke in the battle for bronze and secured his third place by just 2 points.

In the women’s competition, Muir’s consistent performance saw her lead the field throughout the competition, closely followed by Francesca Summers. Third place exchanged hands several times throughout the day, but a notable laser run and ride saw Jessica Varley secure the bronze medal.

The day began in the fencing hall, in a closely fought the contest which saw nine athletes separated by just 2 hits. Myles Pillage took top place with 17 victories to 7 defeats, closely followed by Sam Curry, Oliver Murray, Joseph Choong and Henry Choong, all of whom finished just one hit out on 16 victories to 8 defeats, and James Cooke, Jamie Harper, Joshua Hood and Roland Kamany just one hit further afield (15).

The competition remained close after the swim with both Pillage (1:53.21) and H.Choong (1:54.18) continuing to show form in the pool, ahead of Cooke (1:57.06), Sutton (1:57.28) and J.Choong (1:59.41) who also achieved times under 2 minutes.

The Laser-Run results proved to be the critical point in the competition. With Curry (10:54.59) finishing top as the only competitor to go under the 11-minute mark and less than a second splitting 2nd and 3rd place, Harper (11:02.90) and Cooke (11:03.65), the ranking moving into the final event (ride) saw Curry in 1st place, followed by Cooke and Pillage. Fourth place in the laser run for Murray (11:13.10) would also prove vital to final placings.

After moving to West Wiltshire Riding Centre for the final event of the day, the competition finished as strongly as it had started, with eight competitors scoring maximum points and achieving clear rounds – including eventual 2nd place, Pillage; a result which also secured him, Top Junior, at the event.

Similar to the men’s event the day before, the women’s fencing results saw the top 7 competitors split by just 2 hits, with Joanna Muir, Francesca Summers, Holly Parker, Alexandra Bousfield scoring 19 hits to 8 defeats followed just behind by Kerenza Bryson (18) and then Jessica Varley and Georgina Mitchell (17).

The Laser-Run saw Muir (12:03.86) and Summers (12:35.93) further, cement their places at the top of the pack with a 1st and 3rd place respectively, split by Olivia Green (12:33.48) who put on an impressive performance to secure the 2nd fastest time of the day and moved up to 5th in the overall standings, behind Varley and Follett.

Despite picking up penalties in the ride, Muir and Summers’ consistency throughout the day saw them finish in Gold and Silver place and after a vital fifth-place finish in the laser run, Varley secured her bronze medal with a clinical ride, securing one of just four clear rounds in the competition.  Charlotte Hicks was awarded top junior, after an impressive, the performance saw the young athlete finish 5th overall.

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Olympic Modern Pentathlon: Esposito delays modern pentathlon comeback

Australia's Olympic current pentathlon champion Chloe Esposito is postponing her offer to procure determination for one year from now's Summer Games. Olympic followers from all over the world are invited to book Olympic 2020 tickets from our online platforms for Olympic Tickets. Olympic Modern Pentathlon followers can book Olympic Modern Pentathlon Tickets from our ticketing marketplace exclusively on discounted prices.

Esposito, who turned into the primary Australian to win Olympic gold in the multi-discipline occasion at the 2016 Rio Games, has selected against contending at the Asia-Oceania Championships in China one week from now.

Esposito, who had hamstring medical procedure recently will rather focus one year from now's reality titles and world cup occasions in her offer to meet all requirements for the Olympic 2020.

The 28-year-old intends to race at world cup occasions from February one year from now, which is another Olympic passing instrument. Bombing that, Esposito's last opportunity to make Australia's group for the Tokyo Olympics would be the big showdowns in late May one year from now.

Esposito chose not to hazard any damage at the Asia-Oceania titles in Wuhan, China, an occasion where different Australians will try to fit the bill for the July 24-August 9 Tokyo Olympic. Australia's Marina Carrier will race in China on November 11, expecting to finish the occasion and finish in front of New Zealander Rebecca Jamieson to verify the Oceania qualifying space for the Olympic 2020.

“Transporter, in the wake of contending in Europe in June, was determined to have pressure breaks in a thigh bone. The 23-year-old continued preparing a month ago. It wasn't a break and we got it at a decent time so that with rest and care it wouldn't turn out to be excessively genuine, Carrier said.”

In the men's occasion on November 12 Australia's Ed Fernon, a 2012 Olympian, is making an advanced pentathlon rebound and will duel with comrade Rhys Lanskey for Oceania's programmed capability opening for the Tokyo Games.

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Amro Elgeziry Finishes Fifth, Qualifies for Tokyo Olympic in Men’s Olympic Modern Pentathlon

Elgeziry was pointing for a medal in the men’s individual modern pentathlon final at the Pan American Sports Lima 2019. What he got in its place, rather, was a trip to Tokyo Olympic. Olympic followers from all over the world are invited to book Olympic 2020 tickets from our online platforms for Olympic Tickets. Olympic Modern Pentathlon followers can book Olympic Modern Pentathlon Tickets from our ticketing marketplace exclusively on discounted prices.

With a 5th place finish, Elgeziry made a trip to his 4th straight Olympic Sports but his first for Side USA. The 32-year-old grinned as he crossed the surface line, safeguarding the final requirement promotion available for North and Vital American athletes.  Instants after, he ran to kiss his wife, fellow American Olympic modern pentathlete, Isabella Isaksen.

“It touches so great,” Elgeziry said. “It not ever gets old. The first or 4th time it’s always thrilling. I’m very happy. It was a very fruitful day. Mission talented.”

Elgeziry, an innate of Cairo, Egypt, has contested three times at the Sports for his innate country. He was in the seventh entering rivalry on Sunday after securing a 21-10 record in the early fencing rounds on Friday. The approximate 48-hour wait he endured to complete the other portions of the event failed to ruin his focus. This was illustrated by his swimming presentation early Sunday morning.

who holds the Olympics record in the swimming helping of this event, was the only athlete to complete the swim in below two minutes. He placed first overall with a 200-meter swim time of 1:58.02. The next closest competitor, Guatemala’s Charles Fernandez, over four seconds behind him.

“I came from a swimming background,” Elgeziry said. “I’ve always been good at swimming. It’s one of my good events. I always count on it. I got a good principal, and it helped me near the end of the day.”

The swim assisted him to climb up to second before the bonus fencing round, where athletes attempt to win successive duels to shave precious seconds off their laser-run handicap time. 

He achieved to pick up one victory, a swift touch to the torso of Brazil’s Danilo de Moraes Fagundes, to remove a second on his handicap time. He was then beaten by Fernandez, who ended up charming six consecutive bouts, more than any athlete.

Sedentary two total points behind Fernandez, Elgeziry climbed on his allocated horse and entered the jumping course. After drumming the first gate, he rode his horse, Reaction, easily through the rest of the course. His total score of 289 for the trip was the fifth-best of the event.  He slid down to the No. 3 seed as he entered the final event of the modern pentathlon, the laser-run. Though, thanks to his bonus fencing around, his handicap time was only five seconds.

When free from the starting line, Elgeziry hurried toward his first series of boards. He started abruptly, hitting four of five targets on the first try.  But as he ran his first lap and reentered the range, his accuracy fell. His fights continued on the third series. In both sets, it seemed as if the third of the five targets was the issue. Nonetheless, he continued poised and regained confidence in the final series.

“I was just concentrating on what I wanted to do, just let it go,” he said of the second series. “I still had two more shootings and two more 800-meter so a lot happens. I just stayed focused and got it done.”

Elgeziry additional that the run helped him keep his composure between each series.

“It’s pretty tough because you can be with other people,” he supposed. “So I can see what’s going on. I try to focus on what I’m doing right at the moment. I focused on the run. I pushed a little bit so I can catch up for what I missed.” 

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Olympic Modern Pentathlon: Ireland defend mixed relay title at UIPM World Cup Final qualify for Tokyo Olympic

Ireland won the mixed relay title at the International Modern Pentathlon Union World Cup Final for the second year in a row with a fine performance to qualify for Olympic Tokyo in Lithuania's capital Vilnius.

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The duo of Arthur Lanigan-O'Keeffe and Natalya Coyle put in an excellent presentation to defend the title they claimed last year in Sarasota in the United States.

Hungary's Sarolta Kovacs and Gergely Demeter completed the opening 200 meters swim in the fastest time of 1min 56.8sec to sit ahead of Russia's Gulnaz Gubaydullina and Alexander Savkin and the Irish pair.

In the fencing, Lanigan-O'Keeffe and Coyle claimed 19 victories to top the pile and although they lost a bonus round bout to Egypt, they were able to take control of the competition once more in the riding.

A clear round confirmed they entered the laser-run with a strong lead of 23 seconds and they protected their benefit.  The Irish ended as winners with 1,499 points as France's Valentin Prades and Julie Belhamri took silver on 1,478. The Russian couple came home for bronze on 1,459.

"We were strong from start to finish and it was one of those days that you don't get very often in the pentathlon" said Lanigan-O'Keeffe.

It was a seriously good field and we performed well in all events so we are delighted. We had a great swim and then won the fencing, and the riding and laser-run went well so it was a perfect day - fantastic. It is a great feeling to be able to stand on top of the podium and hear the national anthem of Ireland.

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Halfway to Heaven for the Olympic Gladiators of Olympic Modern pentathlon

With nine months to go until the 25th Olympic Modern Pentathlon, 17 females and 17 male pentathletes have secured an Olympic 2020 qualification place on behalf of their nations. Olympic fans from all over the world are invited to book Olympic 2020 tickets from our online platform for Olympic Tickets. Olympic Modern Pentathlon fans can book Olympic Modern Pentathlon Tickets from our ticketing marketplace exclusively on discounted prices.

Pending selection* by their National Olympic Committees, each of these athletes can start to live the dream, to plan their course to the podium that will be erected in Tokyo Stadium, where the ultimate prize in sport awaits.

In some countries, there will be tough conversations about which two athletes of each gender to select. In Belarus, qualification places have been earned by the 2019 women’s individual world champion, Volha Silkina, and Iryna Prasiantsova. Nonetheless the 2018 world champion, Anastasiya Prokopenko could also earn qualification next year. All three stood atop the podium as team world champions in Budapest (HUN), but only two can go to Tokyo Olympic.

Similarly, Lithuania’s women athletes have already earned two quota places, while the men of Great Britain and France have done the same. Internal rivalries are sure to come into play in the coming months.

For the majority of the 34 qualified athletes who will have a sense of assurance about their position, the relief will be immense. With the primary pressure of qualification out of the way, they can start to tackle the secondary pressure – performing to their best in Tokyo 2020.

So who else will be among the 72 gladiators competing in the capital city of Japan next August, and how will they get there?

The next qualification opportunity comes in November (11-21), when the Asia/Oceania Championships and Olympic 2020 Qualifier will take place in Wuhan (CHN). Ten athletes from Asia (five women and five men) will earn qualification places here, along with one female and one male from Oceania. The reigning women’s Olympic champion, Chloe Esposito (AUS), is aiming to overcome injury in time to compete.

After that, 26 places will remain up for grabs, with a range of pathways in 2020 promising to lead the world’s most versatile athletes to their coveted destination.

Six automatic places (three each for women and men) will be on offer in Xiamen (CHN) during the UIPM 2020 Pentathlon and Laser-Run World Championships in May. 

Japan, as host nation, will be guaranteed at least one place per gender, and two places per gender will be reserved for the Tripartite Commission, which has the right to allocate berths by invitation to NOCs that apply before 17 January 2020.

That leaves about 12 places to be earned by right, and this will be where the key battleground takes place next year. The UIPM Olympic World Ranking List will be closely monitored throughout the Pentathlon World Cup season as athletes vie for position, hoping to secure one of 12 places (six females, six male) when the final list is published on 1 June – one day after the end of the World Championships.

In June 2020, the process of selection will be formalized as NOCs and National Federations are officially informed of the number of quotas places they have earned, with the option of handing any or all of them back, leading to a reallocation according to the ranking list. July 6 is the deadline for all entries to Tokyo Olympic the day when we will know for sure the identity of those 72 gladiators.

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Olympic Modern Pentathlon: Classy Cooke Leads Eight Athletes to Olympic 2020

World champion adds European crown and acquires Olympic 2020 Qualification World No.1 Prades settles for silver as Vlach takes bronze Gutkowski, Demeter (HUN), Kinderis, Lifanov, and Dogue also qualify in Olympic 2020. Olympic followers from all over the world are invited to book Olympic 2020 tickets from our online platform for Olympic Tickets. Olympic Modern Pentathlon followers can book Olympic Modern Pentathlon Tickets from our ticketing marketplace exclusively on discounted prices.

The line-up for the men’s Modern Pentathlon at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games is almost half-complete after eight more athletes secured their places during an ultra-competitive European Championships final.

World champion Jamie Cooke of Great Britain led the way, winning gold in front of a supportive home crowd at his training base of the University of Bath. Cooke (GBR) was followed home by last year’s champion and world No.1 Valentin Prades of France, and the two rivals were joined on the podium by 22-year-old Martin Vlach of the Czech Republic.

All three can now look forward to Tokyo without the worry of qualification, as can five other athletes who finished in the top 11 in Bath: Lukasz Gutkowski of Poland.

Fifteen of the 36 participants in the men’s pentathlon in Tokyo has now been confirmed, with 21 opportunities remaining. The next opportunity to qualify will be the UIPM 2019 Pentathlon World Championships in September in Budapest, where three more places will be at stake.

Cooke (GBR) said: “It’s been pretty much a perfect day for me. The world is slight upside down with my scoresheet today but I’m really, really pleased with it.” 

The Fencing for me was a highlight – everything came together on the day and I couldn’t lose a hit, it was almost comical at one point.

“In the Laser-Run, I made myself slightly nervous with my second shoot, but I ran well so I’m really pleased. It’s amazing to win herein Bath, the volunteers, and everyone have been incredible.”

Prades (FRA), whose silver medal matched the result he achieved when this competition was held in Bath (GBR) in 2015, said: “It is clearly a place for silver for me! Jamie was so strong today and was too far from me but I will get my revenge at the World Championships next month. 

“The principal objective of today was to get my Olympic ticket so I am very happy.”

Vlach (CZE), who recorded easily the best Laser Run time (10:31.92), said: “I started with a good fencing discipline, especially for me, because I had more victories than defeats, 19 against 16.

“After that, I just focused and tried not to make any mistakes. The riding was okay, then I focused a lot on the shooting and it went good.”

This week’s European qualifiers will join 10 athletes from North, South and Central America and two from Africa, as well as the UIPM Pentathlon World Cup winners, on the list for Tokyo according to the UIPM qualification process.  

Great Britain continued a very successful championship by adding team gold to the individual title won by Cooke (GBR).

UIPM President Dr. Klaus Schormann said: “We had a great, great competition here at the European Championships today. As we know, this is a qualification event for the Tokyo Olympic Games, so every coach and trainer prepared their athletes at the highest level.

The organization has been excellent, with perfect horses, and now we have eight nations that can see the result of their investment in athletes, who are now on the way to Tokyo Olympic.

I wish the ladies similar success tomorrow. This is such a great competition and the European Confederation can be very happy, and we as a Union are very glad to see how strongly the European countries are competing.

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Olympic Modern Pentathlon: Test events for Tokyo Olympic Games begin in full swing

The test events for the Tokyo Olympic and Paralympics started in full swing on Thursday as the Pentathlon World Cup Final opened as the games’ first official dress rehearsal of the year. Olympic fans from all over the world are invited to book Olympic 2020 tickets from our online platform for Olympic Tickets. Olympic Modern Pentathlon fans can book Olympic Modern Pentathlon Tickets from our ticketing marketplace exclusively on discounted price.

The four-day Olympic modern pentathlon competition opened at Tokyo’s Musashino Forest Sport Plaza, also one of the sports’ venues at the Olympic 2020 next year. More than 70 athletes from over 20 countries will compete here to get a feel for next summer’s setup and competition.

In main, the test events are detained at Olympic 2020 and Paralympic venues in a bid to checkered and improve processes by checking gear and holding staff exercise. In addition to the sailing and water polo tests prearranged last year, a total of 56 events will be held finished next May.

The managers will also stress on checking their countermeasures in illogicality of Japan’s brutal summer warmth at five outdoor test events beach volleyball, triathlon, boat, hockey, and marathon.

The Pentathlon WC Final has two 36-competitor fields of men and women, who have fit through the positions based on four WC events this season. The two individual winners will earn involuntary Tokyo Olympic berths.

“I am very eager to compete here to see how it works, to get a feeling, and perhaps to get a bit of this Olympic soul because this is the twitch of our qualification,” supposed Annika Schley of Germany, the silver medalist at the 2018 world championships.

The Olympic modern pentathlon test will be followed by six test actions in July, including the Japan Open badminton contests and four events theatrical by the Tokyo 2020 establishing group.

“Not all international federations have this capability but we are in this state. I think all of the athletes are very satisfied to compete here,” said Klaus Schormann, the president of modern pentathlon’s governing body, UIPM.

Olympic Modern pentathlon is a game in which athletes contest in fencing, swimming, equestrian, and laser run a mixture of shooting and running. Its constituent events will be held at both Musashino Forest Game Plaza and Tokyo Stadium during the Olympic 2020.

In its place of using Tokyo Stadium himself this time, some of this World Cup Final’s events will take place at AGF Field within the stadium’s compound. Tokyo Olympic will obtain berths in the men’s and women’s Olympic 2020 events as the host country.

“Rival here gives me the incentive to return to this venue over next year,” said Olympic modern pentathlete Shino Yamanaka. “I was very anxious to compete here, but being here lets me notice what I need to work on.”

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Olympic Modern Pentathlon: Australian Modern pentathlete overcomes injury setbacks to realize Olympic 2020 dream at Tokyo.

Present-day pentathlete Marina Carrier will make her Olympic introduction at Olympic 2020 after being chosen to the Australian group. The 23-year-old from Sydney, who adjusts preparing for five orders with examining clinical science at the University of Sydney, first spoke to Australia at the 2014 Summer Youth Olympic Games (YOG) in Nanjing.

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Bearer has defeated a physical issue perplexed 2019, including a femur bone pressure that took steps to wreck her offer for Olympic capability, to be named as the seventh competitor on the Australian Olympic group for Tokyo Olympic.

Australian Olympic 2020 group Chef de Mission Ian Chesterman invited Carrier's choice. Congrats to Marina, her mentors, family and the advanced pentathlon network on her choice to the Australian Olympic 2020 group, Chesterman said.

Marina has just indicated mind-blowing coarseness and flexibility to return and contend through some genuine wounds to pursue her Olympic 2020 dream and the AOC (Australian Olympic Committee) is excited to declare her determination.

Her choice today, over five months out, will give her the most ideal groundwork for Tokyo Olympic. Bearer made two International Modern Pentathlon Union (UIPM) World Cup finals in 2018 and began 2019 in great structure to complete third at the Polish National Open, before enduring her physical issue.

I got my first taste of the Olympic at the Nanjing Youth Olympics in 2014 and that completely lit a fire in me and made me need to return for additional, she said. It despite everything feels dreamlike to realize I'm going to Olympic 2020 - having the option to impart my determination to loved ones is helping it sink in, and it's simply exciting.

I love contending - you've buckled down for it and you get the opportunity to invest all your energy on appear. Managing wounds in 2019 - remembering a bone worry for my femur - was testing because a physical issue like that implies you can't prepare and place in the work you realize you have to.

The wounds implied Carrier couldn't fence or run for a while driving into the Oceania Championships in November 2019, when just a success would have promised her the mainland quantity. Despite a valiant exertion on the rear of her interfered with planning, she was trapped in the last laser run by New Zealand's Rebecca Jamieson.

While Carrier had recuperated up and focused on making sure about capability through the 2020 World Cup positioning pathway, the UIPM prompted for the current month that New Zealand had not acknowledged the standard spot, which means Carrier got the Oceania capability and booked her pass to Tokyo Olympic.

It removes being from condition to value the immense physical burden requested by a universal level pentathlon rivalry, she said. After all the break because of injury, in any event, enduring the entire day of rivalry was a huge accomplishment in itself. Before the day's over I could barely stand up – I've never been so completely depleted from an opposition in all my years.

Making sure about my spot currently implies, as opposed to pursue positioning focuses, I can concentrate on getting in a major preparing obstruct at home and plan out my serious year precisely as indicated by what suits me. I'll be refreshed, more grounded and substantially more arranged when Tokyo Olympic comes around.

Transporter's capability makes sure about Australia's persistent run of female portrayal in present-day pentathlon since the ladies' occasion was acquainted with the Olympic program at Sydney 2000, from Kitty Chiller 20 years before Rio 2016 gold medalist Chloe Esposito. Esposito won't protect her title at Olympic 2020 as she is pregnant. Transporter will join her preparation accomplice Edward Fernon as Australia's advanced pentathlon delegates at Tokyo Olympic.

Notwithstanding Tokyo Olympic being her Olympic presentation, Carrier might be joined by a few recognizable appearances, with her Nanjing 2014 Summer YOG Chef de Mission Susie O'Neill an appointee Chef de Mission for the Australian group and a few YOG partners trying to accomplish Olympic 2020 choice.

The cutting-edge pentathlon rivalry at Tokyo Olympic will see 36 competitors for every sex contend in fencing, swimming, showjumping, and the last consolidated run and laser take shots at the Musashino Forest Sport Plaza and Tokyo Olympic Stadium.

The fencing positioning round for people is because of happen on August 6 at Musashino Forest Sport Plaza, before the ladies' opposition is hung on August 7 and the men's awards chose August 8 at Tokyo Olympic Stadium. This will be the primary Summer Games where every one of the five controls will be challenged in one field.

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Olympic Modern Pentathlon: Six athletes complete an incredible season with accolades

Modern Pentathlon GB’s most successful season to date; Joe Choong, Olivia Green, Myles Pillage, Olly Murray, Jamie Cooke and Kate French were all recipients of accolades at Pentathlon GB’s end of season awards last night.

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It came as no surprise that Joe Choong’s incredible 2019 season, which saw him finish the year as number one in the World rankings, earnt him the coveted Athlete of the Year award. Following a solid start of bronze at this year’s season opener in Budapest back in January, Joe went on to secure two 2nd places and a 5th place at 3 World Cup events, seeing him finish the World Cup season as number one.

Joe cemented this finish by winning the 2019 World Cup final – an event in which he achieved the Olympic 2020 qualification criteria standing him in good stead for Tokyo Olympic selection. Joe finished the season in form, securing 4th place and Team gold at the European Championships held in Bath, before taking individual silver and Team bronze at the World Championships in Budapest in September.

Newcomer of the Year was awarded to Olivia Green who joined the National Training Centre in October 2018. Kicking off her 2019 season, Olivia successfully reached the final in what was her full modern pentathlon debut in Budapest.

Her season continued to go from strength to strength with bronze at the Swiss Women International, gold at the Czech Open and a team silver at the Junior European Championships in Poland, as well as making her senior major championship debut at the World Champs, which saw her compete in the Women’s relay alongside Charlie Follett.

In a remarkably successful season, it was difficult to narrow down Performance of the Year, so this year it was split three ways. Congratulations to all six athletes on being recognized for their contribution to what has been an incredible season for Pentathlon GB.

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