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Rosario Gajardo (CAN) and Panetti Maria Elena (ITA) were selected to participate in The Women in Sport High Performance Pathway 21 months programme by Olympic Solidarity with one residential week in the UK.
Both candidates meet perfectly the criteria to join the programme.
In another hugely positive sign of the growth of UIPM sports in the Middle East and Asia, the Iranian Pentathlon Association hosted its first ever National Biathle Championships in recent weeks.
Thanks to strategic support from UIPM development staff, multisports have enjoyed significant growth in Iran in recent years. The 2022 Iran Biathle Championships which took place on March 30 in the capital Tehran.
As the war in Ukraine continues into an eighth week, the Union Internationale de Pentathlon Moderne (UIPM) has reiterated its steadfast support to all of those affected, including Ukrainian members of the Modern Pentathlon family and expressed renewed hope for an end to the conflict.
Turkey ramped up its preparations for a hectic summer of elite Modern Pentathlon competitions with a prolific week of training and up-skilling the next generation of judges in the country.
A particularly important UIPM Judges Certification Program (JCP) course in the Turkish capital of Ankara earlier this month was particularly well attended with almost 70 judges from the nation either taking their first steps or moving on up the judging ladder.
- World champion Marosi (HUN) aiming for glory on home soil
- Micheli (ITA) and Gulyas (HUN) ready to battle for gold again
- Semi-finals to be streamed live on UIPM TV for the first time
One of the greatest pentathletes of all time, Adam Marosi of Hungary, resumes his career in a star-studded field at UIPM 2022 Pentathlon World Cup Budapest.
UIPM 2022 Pentathlon World Cup Budapest began today with 70 athletes taking part in the men’s qualification round.
UIPM 2022 Pentathlon World Cup Budapest continued today with 61 athletes taking part in the women’s qualification round.
Among the successful qualifiers were world No.1 Michelle Gulyas of Hungary, Elena Micheli of Italy, Marie Oteiza of France, Oktawia Nowacka of Poland, Haydy Morsy of Egypt and Mariana Arceo of Mexico.
Bence Demeter of Hungary powered into pole position for Men’s Individual glory on a captivating day of Semi-finals dominated by the host nation.
Demeter (HUN) was one of seven Hungarian athletes to earn a place in Saturday’s Final and with only 11 others remaining in the competition, the home team’s podium credentials could hardly be stronger.
- Cairo medallists destined for repeat showdown in Women’s Final
- Competition is fierce as Mercuri (ITA) wins first Semi-final
- Kandil (EGY), Oteiza (FRA) and Oliver (MEX) remain in contention
Another showdown between Elena Micheli of Italy and Michelle Gulyas of Hungary looms large as UIPM 2022 Pentathlon World Cup Budapest approaches a dramatic weekend climax.
- New generation of champions thrills crowd on Super Saturday
- Italy celebrate double silver thanks to Micheli and Parisi
- Bronze medals for Abdelmaksoud (EGY) and Zillekens (GER)
Two of the hottest talents in Modern Pentathlon thrilled a large crowd on a remarkable ‘Super Saturday’ at UIPM 2022 Pentathlon World Cup Budapest.