Hey everyone, my name is Matt and I’ve been doing sports for a while. I’ve got 13 years of ninja warrior experience and 11 years of (mostly) distance running experience. My goal is the 2028 Olympic Games in the modern pentathlon. I know I have a long way to go and I hope I can get some help along the way 😁

Hi Everyone, Thank you to those who have already completed the LA28 Modern Pentathlon NTO & SSV interest form. If you've already filled it out, there is no need to submit it again. I have your responses and will be reaching out soon regarding next steps. As we continue planning for the LA28 Olympic Games, we're looking to identify additional members of the USA Pentathlon community who may be interested in supporting the delivery of our sport at the Games. There are two primary opportunities available: Sport Specific Volunteers (SSVs) Sport Specific Volunteers provide operational and sport-knowledge support throughout the competition. These positions are a great fit for former athletes, coaches, parents, and community members who want to be part of the Olympic experience and help showcase our sport on the world's biggest stage. We will need volunteer support not only during competition (July 15-18, 2028), but also throughout the training period leading into competition (July 7-14, 2028) Benefits - Be part of the LA28 Olympic Games team - Work directly within the Modern Pentathlon competition environment - Receive an official Games volunteer uniform - Gain a unique behind-the-scenes Olympic experience - Help create a world-class experience for athletes and spectators - Build lasting friendships and memories through a once-in-a-generation event Important Requirements - Must be 18 years of age or older at the time of application - Must be available for a minimum of 10 non-consecutive shifts during the Olympic or Paralympic Games period - Applicants must complete the LA28 volunteer application and indicate their areas of interest - To be considered for Modern Pentathlon assignments, applicants should select "Sport" as an area of interest during the application process

We are excited to share news from the LA28 Volunteer Program presented by Delta Air Lines: Games-time volunteer applications are now open! Games-time volunteering through the LA28 Volunteer Program will see a crew of 60,000 set the stage and keep it running smoothly for the biggest Olympic and Paralympic Games in history. For those interested in the role of a lifetime —this is your moment! We’re happy to share an exclusive code to use in your Games-time volunteer application. This code will help LA28 identify you as a member of the Pentathlon community. It is intended for your personal use and should not be shared with others. Be sure to enter it in the indicated field on the application. Please note, codes do not guarantee receiving a role, nor are they required to apply. VOLUNTEER CODE: A35VJJ4C People of all abilities who meet the following requirements are encouraged to apply: Requirements To Apply: Be 18 years or older at the time of your application Be proficient in English (reading and writing) Be available for a minimum of 10 non-consecutive shifts (of approximately eight hours each) during the 2028 Olympic or Paralympic Games periods Olympic volunteer period: March–August 2028 Paralympic volunteer period: August–September 2028 For more information about Games-time volunteering with LA28 and to start your application, visit the LA28 volunteer portal. See less

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The 2026 USA Pentathlon Multisport National Championships brought the largest domestic field in recent years to Charlotte, North Carolina, on June 27, showcasing athletes across youth, junior, senior and masters divisions. Complete results from the 2026 US National Championships are available at www.pentathlonscore.com. The championship field featured athletes across youth, junior, senior and masters divisions, with several standout performances highlighting the depth of the competition. In the Senior Men’s division, Temirkhan Sabdenbek captured the national title with a total score of 1,594. Sabdenbek, the 2025 Junior National Champion, earned the first Senior Men’s national title of his career with a strong all-around performance that included the top laser run time in the division. Luke Filar, the 2025 U19 National Champion, finished second with 1,549 points, while Tristen Bell rounded out the podium in third with 1,546. On the women’s side, Kseniya Voronina claimed the first U.S. title of her career, winning the Senior Women’s division with 1,434 points. Voronina led the field in fencing and swimming and held off a strong podium that included 2024 U.S. National Champion Phaelen French, who finished second with 1,405 points, and 2025 U.S. National Champion Madison Gonzalez, who placed third with 1,395. Filar continued his strong day by winning both the Junior Men and U19 Men divisions, while Voronina also added the Junior Women title to her Senior Women victory. Roslyn Densmore won the U19 Women division, leading a young field of rising athletes. The youth divisions also featured several strong performances. Jeremiah Bales won the U17 Men title, Allison Christensen-Adajar captured the U17 Women title, Noah Bales won U15 Men, Ava Dombrowsky took the U15 Women crown, Elijah Bales won U13 Men, and Catarina Miquelino claimed the U11 Women title. The masters divisions added to the depth of the championship field, with Jonathan Lowry winning Masters 30+ Men, James Bales taking Masters 40+ Men, Karin Bales winning Masters 50+ Women, Keith Berryhill claiming Masters 60+ Men, 1980 Olympian Jan Olesinski winning Masters 70+ Men, and 1968 Olympian Tom Lough capturing the Masters 80+ Men title.

Where can we find the schedule for camp activities next week? and if its not available yet, can anyone speak to what time it would start/stop each day?