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Name: Nicolas Bolouri
Date of Birth: February 17, 2003
Height: 5’8″ (173 CM)
Hometown: Montreal, Quebec, Canada
City of birth: Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Residence: Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Language(s) spoken: French, English, Spanish
Head coach: Kyla Rollinson
Swim coach: Kyla Rollinson
Run coach: Kyla Rollinson
Obstacle coach: Samuel Hébert
Fencing coach: Iulian Badea, Jason Harel
Nicolas Bolouri is a Canadian modern pentathlete from Montréal, Quebec. A lifelong multi-sport athlete, he first entered high-performance sport through triathlon, competing internationally and placing 7th at the 2021 Junior Americas Triathlon Championships in St. George. In 2022, he won the Junior Quebec Championships.
Nicolas transitioned into modern pentathlon to pursue a broader athletic challenge that combines endurance, speed, precision, and strategy. Dedicated to mastering each of the five disciplines, he is focused on building toward future international success and contributing to the growth of Canadian modern pentathlon.
Driven, competitive, and passionate about continuous improvement, he continues to progress through the Canadian pathway, aiming to make an impact at major international events in the years ahead.
Outside the sport, he is studying software engineering at McGill University and conducting research in artificial intelligence.
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