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šŸ… Welcome to the Official USA Pentathlon Community! šŸ… We’re excited to have you here! This group is your go-to place to: šŸ”¹ Learn more about modern pentathlon and the exciting world of multisport. šŸ”¹ Connect with fellow athletes, coaches, and parents across the USA. šŸ”¹ Ask Questions – whether you're just starting or aiming for the Olympics, no question is too small! šŸ”¹ Stay Updated with important announcements, event details, and news from USA Pentathlon Multisport (USAPM). Our Community Values: āœ… Be Kind and Respectful – We’re all here to grow and support each other. āœ… Encourage and Inspire – Share your experiences and celebrate each other's successes. āœ… Stay Positive – Pentathlon is challenging, but we’re stronger together! āœ… Ask for Help – This is a judgment-free space for learning. (First Visit?) Must Read- How To Use This Group and First Steps 1. Download the Skool app to your phone so you're in the loop on all updates, tags, and mentions (iPhone App. | Android App) 2. Make sure your full name is in your profile so we know who is speaking! (this is required) 3. Make your introduction post (like a boss) including your background, age, where you live, and what club you train with, and any goals that you have. 4. Begin Your Journey In The Classroom 5. Post your Wins, Ask Questions, Meet new Pentathletes, and Have Fun!! Welcome to the group, we are beyond excited to continue to build the community with your help! Let’s make this a welcoming, uplifting space for everyone passionate about our sport. We’re glad you’re here—let’s build something great together! šŸ’Ŗ If you have any questions or need help, feel free to reach out or drop a post. Now, introduce yourself and tell us how you got involved in pentathlon!
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(First Visit?) Must Read- How To Use This Group and First Steps
1. Download the Skool app to your phone so you're in the loop on all updates, tags, and mentions (iPhone App. | Android App) 2. Make sure your full name is in your profile so we know who is speaking! (this is required) 3. Make your introduction post (like a boss) including your background, age, where you live, and what club you train with, and any goals that you have. 4. Begin Your Journey In The Classroom 5. Post your Wins, Ask Questions, Meet new Pentathletes, and Have Fun!! 6. Welcome to the group, we are beyond excited to continue to build the community with your help!
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(First Visit?) Must Read- How To Use This Group and First Steps
Is Nationals happening?
Hi, Asking again for an update regarding Nationals, as I’m sure a lot of people like myself would like to finalize traveling plans during the upcoming holiday season.
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UIPM Announces the 2026 World Cup Calendar
in 2026 there will only be 3 World Cups which are considered Cat A events. Starting in Cairo and ending in Budapest each World Cup has close to 4 weeks between events. The UIPM is introducing a separate series of events called Challengers which will give athletes more opportunities to compete in high level international competitions without the spot light and restrictions and cost of a World Cup. USAPM is awaiting more information on these competitions and will share anything we find out in the coming month. April 8-12: World Cup 1, Cairo, Egypt May 13-17: World Cup 2, Pazardzhik, Bulgaria June 17-21: World Cup 3, Budapest, Hungary Link to the UIPM Calendar: https://www.uipmworld.org/events/pentathlon-tetrathlon?page=1
UIPM Announces the 2026 World Cup Calendar
USA Athletes Shine at Canadian National Open Championships Evans and Gonzalez Earns Top Overall Scores of the Competition
Calgary, AB — July 2025 Team USA athletes delivered an outstanding performance at the 2025 Canadian National Open Championships, securing podium finishes across nearly every age division. Facing a strong Canadian field and a growing national program, the event provided a valuable opportunity for all athletes to compete against a deeper, more competitive international field. From seasoned seniors to emerging youth stars, USA Pentathlon Multisport proved it is building strength at every level of development. Leading the charge was Senior Men’s champion Tyler Evans, recording the highest overall point total with a dominant 1512 points. His performance highlighted a strong showing for the U.S. senior men, who secured six spots in the top ten. In the Senior Women’s division, Madison Estela Gonzalez took first place with a solid score of 1330 points, while Phaelen French added to the medal tally by earning bronze with 1253 points. Teammates Kseniya Voronina (4th) and Cassandra Steptoe (6th) also posted strong finishes, showcasing the depth of American women in the international field. On the youth side, the future of Team USA continues to shine: Ā· Wally Siggins captured gold in the U15 Boys division with 1277 points. Ā· Steven Wimmer brought home silver in the U17 Boys with 1166 points. Ā· Neallie Gillis-Pade earned bronze in the U17 Girls with 1035 points. Ā· Srjani Iyer earned silver in the U13 Girls with 1093 points. Ā· Nidhi Thanikkappilly also took silver in the U15 Girls, finishing with 878 points. Ā· In the U11 category, Longstreet Neely took 3rd place. Masters athlete Danielle Martin also stood atop the podium in the Master Women 30+ division, winning with 696 points. USA Results Summary Senior Men: Ā· Tyler Evans – 1512 pts Ā· 5th – Luke Filar – 1434 pts Ā· 7th – Kian O’Boyle – 1414 pts Ā· 8th – Michael Arishita – 1349 pts Ā· 9th – Matthias Preidl – 1334 pts Ā· 10th – Hayden Marrs – 1271 pts Ā· 13th – Mason Greenblatt – 712 pts Senior Women: Ā· Madison Estela Gonzalez – 1330 pts
USA Athletes Shine at Canadian National Open Championships Evans and Gonzalez Earns Top Overall Scores of the Competition
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