Pentathlon Canada Joins Forces with Obstacle Sport Canada
Pentathlon Canada and Obstacle Sport Canada are excited to announce their partnership.
Download filePentathlon Canada and Obstacle Sport Canada are excited to announce their partnership.
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Download filePlease click below to download the information about the 2023 Modern Pentathlon National Championships
Download the PDFPlease click below to download the Notice of 2023 Pentathlon Canada AGM in English and French. English Français
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Read morePentathlon Canada congratulates our U19 and U17 team for their performance at the September 2022 Youth World Championships in Lignano Sabbiadoro, Italy. In the U19 division, Quinn Schulz qualified for the finals, finishing 18th. Fellow team member, Connor Chow, finished first in the Obstacle discipline test event. Obstacle is the lead sport proposed to replace…
Read moreDuring this pandemic, swim training is especially difficult for athletes around the world.This spring, some of out team and youth athletes have taken to open water in lakes, quarries, and canals to get their swim practises in, first with wetsuits in May, and now it is a bit warmer, without wetsuits whilst they await for…
Read more‘COVID-19 is forcing all of us to be resourceful and resilient’ DATE: April 8th 2020 Source.
Read moreGeorge Skene
Pentathlon Canada
media@pentathloncanada.ca
Pentathlon Canada
Pentathlon 101
In 1983, Lynn Séguin (nee: Chornobrywy) became the modern pentathlon world champion and was named Canada’s Female Athlete of the Year
Melanie McCann’s (Mount Carmel, ON) 11th place finish in the Women’s Pentathlon at the 2012 Olympic Games in London was the highest placing ever by a Canadian at the Games.