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?

The UIPM 2026 Pentathlon World Cup in Budapest marked the final stop of the 2026 World Cup circuit, bringing together 237 athletes across the qualification rounds. The field included 135 men and 102 women representing 39 countries, giving Team USA another opportunity to test itself against a deep international field before returning home for U.S. Nationals. Team USA continued its 2026 international season with 11 athletes competing across the men’s and women’s qualification rounds. The women’s team was represented by Madison Gonzalez, Cassandra Steptoe, Kseniya Voronina, Kim Yu Hannah, Rebecca Langrehr, and Ingrid Mayer. On the men’s side, Team USA was represented by Luke Filar, Tristen Bell, Temirkhan Sabdenbek, Matthias Preidl, and Michael Arishita. From a team perspective, Head Coach Vaho Iagorashvili said Budapest showed continued progress for the U.S. athletes across multiple disciplines. “Overall, I’m pleased with the individual performances from our athletes and the way they competed against a strong World Cup field,” Iagorashvili said. “We saw athletes execute well in different sports and gain valuable experience competing at the highest international level.” Coach Thora Meyer-Efland also pointed to the team environment as a positive, noting that the athletes continued to support one another throughout the competition. “The team again supported each other and cheered on the athletes during the competition,” Meyer-Efland said. “Compared to World Cup 2, you could see ascending results at World Cup Budapest.” Langrehr Advances to Semifinals Rebecca Langrehr delivered Team USA’s top women’s result of the qualification rounds, finishing 5th in Women’s Qualification Group C with 1443 points. With the top 12 athletes from each qualification group advancing, Langrehr secured a place in the semifinal round and extended Team USA’s presence in the women’s competition. Her qualification performance was highlighted by a strong fencing result, where she placed 2nd in her group with 26 victories and 268 points. She also added 344 points in the obstacle, 283 points in the swim, and 548 points in the laser run to secure her semifinal position.

Athletes, Coaches and Parents- Today is the deadline to register for the US National Championships, June 27th in Charlotte, NC. Register today: https://usapentathlon.redpodium.com/2026-usapm-national-championships

I’m the parent to a 12 year old athlete who does triathlon and parkour. He just learned about modern pentathlon and is interested in getting involved but we’re not sure where to start. We live in western NY.