Triple Success
A set of ten-year-old triplets from Nailsworth have come away with a national team title at the British Modern Pentathlon Championships in Wolverhampton.
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Summary of WADA Changes
A summary of the changes to the WADC can be downloaded here.
Olympic Ball Celebrations
Britain's four women Modern Pentathlon Olympic Medalists - Kate Allenby (Bronze, Sydney), Steph Cook (Gold, Sydney), Georgie Harland (Bronze, Athens) and Heather Fell (Silver, Beijing) at the Olympic Ball held on 29th October.
Yorkshire Pentathlon - A Thank You
The Yorkshire Region Committee would like to thank the staff of Queen Margaret School & Bishops Burton College, along with our country-wide volunteers who made the Yorkshire Pentathlon such a great success. The day could not have run without the generous help from two superb facilities and a great many people who traveled from all over the country, giving up their weekend to help create a fantastic atmosphere and a superb event.
We look forward to seeing all the athletes in competition again soon and would like to say congratulations to all who took part.
UIPM agrees testing programme for laser shooting in 2010
At the UIPM Congress in Copenhagen over the period 8-9 October 2009, the Congress agreed for a testing programme to be undertaken for laser shooting during the 2010 season with a view to implementing it, providing it is successful, for the Olympic Qualification programme starting in 2011.
A list of the agreed rule changes can be downloaded from here.
Pentathlon GB wins award for World Championships
Pentathlon GB has picked up an award for its organisation of the 2009 Modern Pentathlon World Championships at Crystal Palace.
The event was named the best overall modern pentathlon competition of 2009 by the Union Internationale de Pentathlon Moderne (UIPM), the sport's international federation. The award was announced at the UIPM's Congress in Copenhagen.
Peter Hart, Chief Executive of Pentathlon GB, said the plaudit was recognition of a huge team effort. 'We are delighted to win this award.' he said. 'Winning it is external recognition of the huge team effort by many people from the association and partners involved.
'We are now concentrating our resources in delivering a similarly successful event at the World Cup competition in Medway next year.'
UK Sport Event Consultant and 2009 World Championships Executive Committee member, Lucy Crickmore, added: "It was a pleasure working with Pentathlon GB in staging this World Championships, and UK Sport is delighted that the event has been recognized as world class by the modern pentathlon community.
"The volunteers and officials delivered an excellent World Championships, providing a fantastic competition experience for both athletes and spectators, which is crucial as we prepare for a home Games in 2012."
The 2009 World Championships the first World Championships held in an Olympic sport in London since 1986 took place at the Crystal Palace National Sports Centre from 13-17 August.
It was the first Modern Pentathlon World Championships to feature the sport¹s new combined run/shoot format and the new two-athlete team relay.
Ten nations won medals at Crystal Palace, with the British trio of Heather Fell, Katy Livingston and Mhairi Spence winning silver in the women¹s team competition.
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Schools Biathlon Entries - Postal Strike
If you have posted entry forms for the Schools Biathlon, or are about to post but are worried that your forms may be affected by the recent and ongoing strike action, we suggest the following:
FOR FORMS ALREADY POSTED:
Before calling the office, please first check the Accepted Entries Page.
Currently forms are being processed within 2 days of reaching the office. Should your school not appear there within a reasonable time (generally around 4 working days to allow for mail and processing) after posting please ensure you contact the office as soon as possible, preferably by email to admin@pentathlongb.org. Please include the names, school year and date of birth of the entrant(s) expected, the name of the school and any t-shirts ordered (size and amount).
FOR FORMS NOT YET POSTED:
Take a copy of all your paperwork before posting.
If strikes are causing major problems, please make sure you fax your School Approval form and Individual Entry & Membership forms to the following number: 01225 386995 with your contact details and the date of when the original documents and cheque were posted. Although faxes are not actual entries and priority in the case of venue capacity is always given to original forms received with payment, we will try to ensure entries genuinely affected by the strike are not rejected as late.
We CAN accept faxes or scanned and emailed copies as actual entries if they are accompanied by a credit/debit card payment, which can be taken by phone if you prefer not to email or fax this information
Please DO NOT:
Send items by registered mail. Guaranteed Next Day Delivery is fine, but registered mail requires a signature and frequently goes astray as we are based on a large university campus.
Send cash, especially coins. It usually goes missing, along with your entry.
Delay getting in touch with us - if your entry does not appear on the website, contact us as soon as a reasonable time for receipt has passed. There is only a very short amount of time after a closing date in which we can sort out any issues. We cannot accept late entries, regardless of the reason, and proof of postage is not proof of receipt.
Put the wrong postage on your envelope. Even under normal circumstances this can add another week to us receiving the item.
Drug Information Database
In January 2009 the Drug Information Database (DID) was suspended. We are pleased to be able announce that UK Sport has joined forces with their counterparts in the USA and Canada to launch a new service – Global Drug Reference Online (Global DRO). The new system is now operational and can be accessed at: www.globaldro.co.uk
Global DRO is a long-term replacement for the previous reference tool, the Drug Information Database™ (DID) and provides a quick and easy means by which athletes and support personnel can check the status of medications based on the current World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) Prohibited List. The new system retains many of the core functions from the Drug Information Database with the ability to check the status of branded medications and individual active ingredients as well as providing every search with a unique reference number.
Global DRO will be updated regularly to include new products entering the marketplace or to adjust for changes in status, and all data will be fully verified by pharmacists experienced in the field of anti-doping.
Golden Years
Mickey Ellis, Barry Lillywight and Andy Archibald organised a very popular and successful ‘Golden Years’ reunion on 25 September at the Petersfield Golf Club. Over 30 members attended. Against a backdrop of photographs from the last five decades we looked forward to London 2012. All in all the evening was a great success, and we are very grateful to Mickey and his team for organising it.
Tetrathlon & Pentathlon Rules
The British Modern Tetrathlon and British Modern Pentathlon Rules effective 1st July 2009 are now available for download. They can be downloaded in Word or PDF format.
We would encourage you to read the new Rules as there have been many amendments including changes to distances, points scored, penalties, infringements and qualification criteria.
New Biathlon/Triathlon Rules
The British Modern Biathlon and British Modern Triathlon Rules effective 1st June 2009 are now available for download. They can be downloaded in Word or PDF format.
We would encourage you to read the new Rules as there have been many amendments including changes to distances, points scored, penalties, infringements and qualification criteria.
Pentathlon GB adopts new anti-doping rules
Pentathlon GB has adopted a new set of anti-doping rules, called the UK Anti-Doping Rules.
The new rules have been developed by UK Sport and adopted by most sporting governing bodies to ensure that anti-doping regulations are consistent across different sports.
The UK Anti-Doping Rules comply with a new worldwide WADA anti-doping code, which came into effect on 1 January 2009, which is applicable to all international and national governing bodies.
Everyone who competes internationally or in Senior or junior National or Selection competition falls under the new anti-doping rules, and could therefore potentially be tested both in and out of competition. If a pentathlete is suspected of doping, they could be visited by an anti-doping officer at any time.
For under-18s, parental consent forms which are part of a licence application include details of anti-doping procedures: it is important that parents take note of this information.
Changes
The biggest change that will affect the most athletes is regarding Therapeutic Use Exemptions (TUEs). These are required by any pentathlete using a prohibited substance or method for a legitimate medical condition. Anyone taking part in domestic non-international/national/selection events does not need to apply for a TUE unless they are subject to an anti-doping test, in which case they are given 10 working days to obtain an exemption. Athletes who have been notified that they are in a registered testing pool need an exemption prior to competing.
The majority of people that this affects are people with asthma. The traditional abbreviated TUEs have now been discontinued. Therefore athletes who use blue inhalers will need to apply for a TUE, and will also have to prove that their medication improves their breathing by 12% or more. These athletes should, in the first instance, speak to their doctor who may, in turn refer them to an asthma clinic to carry out the appropriate tests. Athletes with any questions should contact Pentathlon GB Headquarters.
Athletes with asthma who use a brown (corticosteroid) inhaler no longer need to apply for a TUE, but do need to declare its use to UK Sport. This can be done online.
Any athlete taking medication is advised to check that their medication is not a banned substance with 100%ME. A full list is available on the 100%ME website.
The new rules mean that anti-doping testing procedures have also been changed. Athletes have to wash and dry hands or wear gloves before providing a urine sample, and wear gloves during the division of a sample - measures both designed to prevent the contamination of samples. Urine sample sizes have now also been standardised across different sports at 90ml.
Disciplinary hearings
Where a case is taken to a disciplinary hearing, Pentathlon GB will no longer assemble the hearing panel. Instead the panel will be put together by the government appointed National Anti-Doping Panel. The aim of this is to ensure that there is an experienced panel of independent legal and sporting specialists to sit on the panel and to ensure that there is consistency of penalties across different sports - something which has not always been the case in the past.
Also, there is more flexibility with penalties in some areas so that if, for example, an athlete is supplying banned substances as well as taking them, the penalty can be made appropriate.
Over the next few years, there will be a new anti-doping organisation created in the UK which is independent of UK Sport. It will have links to the police in order to more effectively tackle the supply chain of banned substances
Ranking List
The Pentathlon GB Ranking List Number 5/2009 can now be downloaded here.
Scottish Pathway Manager
Pentathlon-scotland, in partnership with PentathlonGB and sportscotland, is seeking to appoint a Scottish Pathway Manager to implement structures and systems that will identify, recruit and support athletes in the sport of Pentathlon; and feed Scottish athletes onto Pentathlon GB World Class Programmes in line with the targets agreed in the SMPA Development Plan 2008-2013.
Click here for the full advert and here for an application form.
Safety Advice
Please see the attached note of guidance on safety in relation to shooting and fencing.
UK Sport Drug information Database unavailable until mid 2009
From the 1st January 2009, UK Sport began the process of re-developing the Drug Information Searches and Services it offers to UK athletes. The current Drug Information Database™ is being replaced and became unavailable from 1 January 2009. A replacement will be operational by mid-2009 that will continue to provide athletes and athlete support personnel with accurate and up-to-date information on the status of medications.
For interim arrangements read more...
M&S continue support for PentathlonGB
M&S have confirmed their support for PentathlonGB by launching an exclusive range of active performance wear using Modern Pentathletes stars as models. Go here to see the M&S launch page.
Pentathlon GB Competition Programme and Selection Policy 2009 - The New Format
Pentathlon GB and other National Federations around the World are facing challenging times to manage the transitional process from the traditional format for running and shooting to the new territory of the Combined Event.
This document sets out some important information about this transition which you are encouraged to download.
For a video preview of the combined format click here.
Format for Modern Pentathlon at the Olympics to change.
At the UIPM CONGRESS on 21 - 23 November 2008 at Antigua, Guatemala, Congress approved a motion to change the format of the Modern Pentathlon from five individual disciplines of shooting, fencing, swimming, show jumping and running to one that will combine the running and shooting disciplines. This will come into effect from January 2009 and will be used at the London 2012 Olympics.
Anthony Temple QC, Chairman of Pentathlon GB said, “We will make the best of this decision in preparing for the World Championships in August 2009 at Crystal Palace and for London 2012.”
International Coaches Conference
Some 70 coaches from around the world attended the 1st International Modern Pentathlon Coaches Conference held in Bath, England over 24th – 26th October 2008. Including the home nations, 18 countries were represented. A group of top presenters were available to speak and generate debate on subjects covering swimming a 200m freestyle faster, swim biomechanics, the talent ID system in GBR, strength and conditioning, endurance running, fencing, an alternative approach to running the 1 day format shooting. A member of the English Football Assc gave us a comparison between dealing with elite performers in football with elite performers in Modern Pentathlon.
Bath, the home of GB Modern Pentathlon, provided excellent facilities and accommodation which was appreciated by all that attended the conference. Chairman of the UIPM Technical Committee, Mauro Tirinnanzi, said that it was a huge success and he was pleased with the initiative by GBR.
Progress and the AGM
Pentathlon GB’s AGM took place on Saturday 25 October. The AGM was an opportunity for members to hear and celebrate some excellent good news. In addition to our Olympic success, membership of the Association has risen from about 3,200 at this time last year to a current 4,200 and rising, a welcome further increase on which, as our Chairman pointed out, we must build.
The nominations for Board membership were unopposed. We are far from encouraging hotly contested elections, but the Board is always on the lookout for new members who are willing to give their time and abilities in the interest of the sport.
The meeting adopted the revised Memorandum and Articles of Association, a copy of which is now available for download and which brings our corporate framework in line with the requirements of the Companies Act 2006.
All in all the AGM heard of and enjoyed the considerable progress we have made in the last year in our sport.
Parade of Heroes
The four members of Great Britain¹s Beijing 2008 modern pentathlon team joined Olympic and Paralympic athletes in the Parade of Heroes in London on Thursday (16th October).
Heather Fell, Katy Livingston, Sam Weale and Nick Woodbridge were among some 350 British Olympic and Paralympic athletes taking part in the parade.
Nick, Sam, Katy and Heather pictured with David Weatherill, Paralympic table tennis player.
Picture courtesy of Steve Ballinger, Matchtight Ltd
Many thousands of people lined the streets of London to applaud the achievements of British athletes in Beijing. The parade ran from the Mansion House in the City to a celebration event in Trafalgar Square.
The Olympians, along with members of their coaching teams, then went on to Buckingham Palace to attend a reception hosted by the Queen.
Heather said: "It's been a whirlwind since Beijing. Coming to the parade has to make any athlete think about London 2012."
Sam added: "It was a fantastic day. Everyone seemed so proud and excited. It was great to be a part of it and to see the pride on people's faces."
The parade also provided athletes with an opportunity to renew friendships they had struck up with athletes from other sports in Beijing.
Britain's modern pentathletes maintained the country's outstanding track record in the sport in Beijing. Heather won the silver medal while Katy finished seventh. Sam and Nick became the first British male pentathletes to compete at an Olympic Games since 1996, with Sam finishing 10th and Nick 25th.
Among the athletes from other sports taking part in the parade were cyclist Chris Hoy, a triple gold medallist in Beijing, double swimming gold medallist Rebecca Adlington and Paralympic equestrian triple gold medallist Lee Pearson.
NOTICE OF 2008 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
We have pleasure in inviting you to attend the Annual General Meeting of the Modern Pentathlon Association of Great Britain Limited which will be held in room 6.1W at the University of Bath on Saturday 25 October at 16.00. Doors will open at 15.30 and tea will be available on arrival.
The routine business to be conducted this year will include the receipt of the income and expenditure account and balance sheet; the reports of the Board and of the Auditors for the year ended 31 March 2008; the appointment of auditors and the election of Directors for the two-year period.
The papers (6Mb) may be downloaded here (AGM Papers including directions to the meeting room and proposed new Memorandum & Articles) hard copies will be made available on the day.
We hope you will be able to attend the AGM, but in any event we would be grateful if you could kindly confirm attendance by 17 October 2008 to admin@pentathlongb.org
We look forward to seeing you on the 25 October.
PETER HART
Chief Executive
Heather takes Silver at World Cup Final
Heather Fell took the silver medal in an exciting World Cup Final at Caldas da Rainha, Portugal this afternoon (4th October). Katy Livingston took 4th place and Mhairi Spence 6th. More to follow.
Pentathlon – Past and Future Generations
Sometime’s it’s the family silver, and sometimes you just inherit your dad’s nose. But in the case of one family, a passion for Pentathlon has definitely been passed down in the genes.
With Peter & Emma Young warming up for competition at the Youth Pentathlon Championships in Solihull last weekend, an old picture came to light of the 1935 Modern Pentathlon Championship of Great Britain, featuring none other than their Great-Uncle, Major Gerald Astley-Cooper. Sadly, he didn’t take the individual prize that year, being, we imagine, pipped at the post by Lt CPD Legard of 5th Innis D.G (according to the trophy in the office).
The photograph was, we think, taken at Wellington College and if anybody can identify any of the other participants or shed any more light on this fantastic item of Pentathlon history, we’d love to hear from you at admin@pentathlongb.org. The seal at the top of the photo reads ‘Royal Military College’, which could possibly be Sandhurst, but Wellington also had strong military connections.
We are, of course, all sure the Major would be very proud of his grand-niece & nephews choice of sport."
British Youth Pentathlon Championships
The results for the British Youth Modern Pentathlon Championships held at Solihull on 30th and 31st August can be accessed through the results search page or directly from following links.
| Boys | Girls |
| Youth A Boys | Youth A Girls |
| Youth B Boys | Youth B Girls |
| Youth C Boys | Youth C Girls |
| Youth D Boys | Youth D Girls |
| Youth E Girls |
Photos from the weekend can be accessed here. The username is mpagb and the password is hyde.
Olympic Success
Heather Fell continued the success of the British Modern Pentathlon team at the Olympic Games by winning the silver medal in Beijing. Katy Livingston rounded off a good day to finish in 7th place. Full story.
In the men's event Sam Weale produced a determined performance to finish 10th overall on his Olympic debut. Nick Woodbridge climbed the field after a slow start in the shoot and fence to finish 25th, breaking the Olympic Games swimming record in the process. Full story.
Junior Worlds Success
Congratulations to the women's team of Charlotte Grandfield, Freyja Prentice and Lucy Ferguson who took the Silver medal in the Junior World Championships in Cairo on 11th July.
Vacancy
National Competitions Manager
The opportunity has arisen for the post of National Competitions Manager.
We require an enthusiastic and organised person to deliver our national competition programme and to support the Event Director of the Modern Pentathlon World Championships in 2009.
The post holder will be responsible for organising and marketing our competitions and events countrywide and should have experience and a keen interest in Modern Pentathlon.
The post holder should demonstrate previous experience of organising successful sporting competitions and events. Budgetary responsibilities are associated with this role and the post holder should have proven experience of setting, monitoring and achieving budgets.
The post holder should be an excellent communicator as he/she will be required to create and maintain links with key external partners; liaise with Pentathlon GB staff and competitors; as well as recruiting, training and leading a volunteer workforce event(s) team to assist in the staging of national and regional competitions.
The ability to work on own initiative, prioritise workloads and achieve deadlines is essential for this post, as are accuracy and attention to detail. It is important that you are PC literate with solid IT skills. Good written and spoken English are also required.
Pentathlon GB is an equal opportunity employer and has a non-smoking policy.
This is a fixed term contract for 1 year, with the possibility of extention.
An application form can be downloaded here and job description here.
BOA announce Men's Modern Pentathlon athletes
The British Olympic Association today announced the selection of two additional members of the Modern Pentathlon Team to compete in Beijing.
The athletes are:
Men’s Event
Sam Weale
Nick Woodbridge
Click here for full story.
Steph Cook receives Honorary Degree
Dr Stephanie Cook, the former Olympic, World and European champion modern pentathlete, has been awarded an honorary degree by the University of Bath.
Dr Cook was presented with a Doctor of Medicine during a graduation ceremony at Bath Abbey.
It was a particularly moving moment for Dr Cook, who spent two years training at the Pentathlon GB high performance centre at the University of Bath at the height of her sporting success. “I’m honoured and delighted to receive this honorary degree,” she said. “Bath will always have a special place in my heart for everything it did for me during my career as a modern pentathlete.
“I had a terrific team behind me in Bath which enabled me to achieve all that I did and it proved once again that collectively a group can achieve so much more than an individual.”
Dr Cook also praised the University’s outstanding sports facilities that helped her and so many other athletes achieve their full potential.
Dr Cook became the first woman to win modern pentathlon gold at Sydney 2000, when the women’s event made its Olympic debut.
The British modern pentathlete added the European Championship crown in Bulgaria in 2001 and followed that up by winning gold at the World Championships at Millfield in Somerset. That made her one of the few athletes in any sport to have held the Olympic, World and European titles at the same time – a feat all the more remarkable given that her sport features five different disciplines.
University of Bath Chancellor Lord Tugendhat presented the honorary degree to Dr Cook, following an oration by Dr Dylan Thompson, a senior lecturer at the University’s School for Health. He praised Dr Cook’s achievements in mastering five different sporting disciplines to such a high level and showing the same dedication in her new career as a doctor. Dr Cook has worked as a hospital consultant and is currently training to be a GP.
Although no longer competing as an athlete, Dr Cook hasn’t lost her ties with sport – she is currently a member of the Sports Advisory Group for the London 2012 Organising Committee and was a founder member of the Faculty of Sport and Exercise Medicine.
Beijing Olympic Selection
Heather Fell and Katy Livingston will represent Team GB in the women's modern pentathlon at the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games, the British Olympic Association (BOA) announced today (Wednesday 11th June).
The pair will both make their Olympic debuts in Beijing. Katy won the individual bronze medal at the World Championships in Budapest last month, while Heather won individual silver at the 2007 European Championships in Riga, Latvia.
Simon Clegg, Team GB 2008 Chef de Mission, said: "Modern pentathlon has been a very successful sport for Team GB in the past and Katy and Heather are both exciting prospects for Beijing this summer."
Mhairi Spence will be the team's travelling reserve for Beijing. Great Britain is waiting to learn whether British male pentathletes have qualified for Beijing.
For further information on Heather and Katy's selection for the Beijing Olympic Games, please click here.
Women take Team Relay Silver
Great Britain’s women modern pentathletes ended their World Championships campaign on a high note by winning their third medal – a silver in the team relay competition.
Heather Fell, Katy Livingston and Mhairi Spence teamed up to finish second in the team relay in Budapest today (Monday).
It rounded off an impressive World Championships for the British women at which Katy Livingston had already won an individual bronze medal and the trio of Heather Fell, Georgina Harland and Mhairi Spence won team silver.
Bronze for Katy
Katy Livingston took Bronze at the World Championships Final in Budapest today (31st May), coming from 5th place at the start of the run. Heather Fell took fourth place. Mhairi Spence and Georgina Harland took 19th and 31st places respectively.
1. CAZE (FRA) 5616
2. MEDANY (EGY) 5596
3. LIVINGSTON (GBR) 5588
The women's team of Heather, Mhairi and Georgina took the silver medal, behind Poland.
1. POL 16168
2. GBR 16060
3. HUN 16052
More detail to follow in the News Headlines section.
World Championships
The World Championships take place in Budapest from 29 May to 4 June.
You can follow the progress of the GB athletes on the UIPM website or on the competition website.
Job Opportunity - World Championships
Preparations for the World Championships, to be held at Crystal Palace on 13th - 18th August 2009, will commence shortly.
We require a reliable and conscientious person to act as Assistant to the Championships Director.
The following documents can be downloaded:
Advert
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Application Form
Team GB Beijing 2008 website launched
The BOA have launched their Team GB Beijing 2008 website. The site contains information on every Olympic sport and Team GB athlete as well as links and contact details for all the National Governing Bodies.
A flyer giving more details can be downloaded here.
Notice of 2008 AGM
This year’s AGM will be held at University of Bath, Claverton Road, Bath, BA2 7AY on Saturday, 25 October 2008 at 16.00.
The Agenda and directions can be downloaded here.
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05-09-2010 (Updated: 23-11-2009) North West Triathlon Championships and Open Biathlon Closing Date: 23-08-201016-05-2010 (Updated: 23-11-2009) North West Biathlon Championships and Open Triathlon Closing Date: 03-05-2010
28-02-2010 (Updated: 23-11-2009) North West Tetrathlon Closing Date: 15-02-2010
26-06-2010 (Updated: 20-11-2009) World Tour Biathle & GB Series Race 3 Closing Date: 01-06-2010
27-03-2010 (Updated: 16-11-2009) GB Biathle Series Race 1 Closing Date: 01-03-2010
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