Modern pentathlon at the 2004 Summer Olympics

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Final segment of the men's event

The modern pentathlon at the 2004 Summer Olympics took place at the Olympic Modern Pentathlon Centre at the Goudi Olympic Complex as single day events for men and women on August 26 and August 27, respectively.

The five segments of the event were sport shooting, fencing, swimming, equestrianism, and cross-country running. They were held in that order, with each segment awarding points to competitors based on their performance in the segment. The points from each of the events were summed to give a final ranking; in addition, the running segment at the end of the day used a staggered start designed so that the order in which runners finished would be the same as their ranking by total points.

1 Qualification
2 Medal summary
3 Medal table
4 Men's results
5 Women's results
6 Schedule

[edit] Qualification

Qualification for the modern pentathlon event was run by the International Modern Pentathlon Union (UIPM). 32 men and 32 women qualified, with a limit of 2 competitors per gender for each National Olympic Committee. As a minimum, men were required to have earned 5,100 points either on the 1 June 2004 UIPM ranking list or at a continental qualifying competition. Women needed 4,800 points. The pentathlete must have also earned one of 30 qualifying places at a tournament or one of 2 invitational places.

Qualification tournaments were:

2002 World Cup Final - first place
2003 World Championships - top three places
2003 World Cup Final - top two places
2003-04 Continental championships:
- Africa - first place
- Asia - top two places
- Oceania - first place
- North America - first place
- South America - first place
- Europe - top three places
2004 World Championships - top nine places
2004 World Cups - top two places in each of the three competitions

In addition, the host nation was guaranteed at least one competitor in each gender if none qualified as above, and the Tripartite Commission allocated one invitational place. If more than one of the qualification places was won by a single competitor or more than two were won by a single NOC, the field was brought up to 32 competitors by selecting the highest-rated pentathlete on the UIPM ranking list of 1 June 2004.

[edit] Medal summary

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Men's details	Andrey Moiseev Russia (RUS)	Andrejus Zadneprovskis Lithuania (LTU)	Libor Capalini Czech Republic (CZE)
Women's details	Zsuzsanna Vörös Hungary (HUN)	Jelena Rublevska Latvia (LAT)	Georgina Harland Great Britain (GBR)

[edit] Medal table

Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Hungary	1	0	0	1
1	Russia	1	0	0	1
3	Latvia	0	1	0	1
3	Lithuania	0	1	0	1
5	Czech Republic	0	0	1	1
5	Great Britain	0	0	1	1

[edit] Men's results

Main article: Modern Pentathlon at the 2004 Summer Olympics - Men's

Final results

Position	Name	Nation	Shooting	Fencing	Swimming	Riding	Running	Total	Time Difference
1st	Andrey Moiseev	Russia	1036	1000	1376	1032	1036	5480
2nd	Andrejus Zadneprovskis	Lithuania	1000	916	1308	1088	1116	5428	+ 00:13
3rd	Libor Capalini	Czech Republic	1084	776	1336	1116	1080	5392	+ 00:22
4th	Deniss Cerkovskis	Latvia	1096	916	1252	1004	1088	5356	+ 00:31
5th	Dzmitry Meliakh	Belarus	1168	692	1332	1144	1004	5340	+ 00:35
6th	Michal Michalik	Czech Republic	1108	888	1260	1144	932	5332	+ 00:37
7th	Eric Walther	Germany	952	832	1336	1116	1084	5320	+ 00:40
8th	Gabor Balogh	Hungary	1036	804	1240	1172	1044	5296	+ 00:46
9th	Vakhtang Iagorashvili	United States	988	916	1252	1172	948	5276	+ 00:51
10th	Rustem Sabirkhuzin	Russia	1156	888	1216	908	1084	5252	+ 00:57
11th	Sergio Salazar	Mexico	1000	832	1276	1088	1004	5200	+ 01:10
12th	Manuel Pradillo Ortega	Mexico	1072	804	1276	1032	1012	5196	+ 01:11
13th	Chad Senior	United States	1036	720	1332	1004	1100	5192	+ 01:12
14th	Niklaus Bruenisholz	Switzerland	1096	776	1252	1004	1056	5184	+ 01:14
15th	Sebastien Deleigne	France	1096	804	1216	1004	1060	5180	+ 01:15
16th	Qian Zhenhua	China	1156	720	1260	1144	892	5172	+ 01:17
17th	Steffen Gebhardt	Germany	1132	748	1208	1088	968	5144	+ 01:24
18th	Akos Kallai	Hungary	1084	888	1188	1004	968	5132	+ 01:27
19th	Andrea Valentini	Italy	964	916	1140	1068	996	5084	+ 01:39
20th	Raouf Abdel	Egypt	1024	748	1216	1060	1036	5084	+ 01:39
21st	Lee Choon-Hwan	South Korea	1036	720	1216	1116	980	5068	+ 01:43
22nd	Pavel Uvarov	Kyrgyzstan	1108	664	1204	1060	980	5016	+ 01:56
23rd	Erik Johansson	Sweden	892	720	1280	1116	968	4976	+ 02:06
24th	Han Do-Ryung	South Korea	1132	804	1244	808	948	4936	+ 02:16
25th	Raphael Astier	France	892	776	1280	996	988	4932	+ 02:17
26th	Enrico Dell'Amore	Italy	1084	888	1164	760	1020	4916	+ 02:21
27th	Alexander Parygin	Australia	964	748	1192	1004	996	4904	+ 02:24
28th	Vasileios Floros	Greece	1024	664	1308	1100	752	4848	+ 02:38
29th	Daniel Santos	Brazil	892	776	1164	1116	784	4732	+ 03:07
30th	Andrzej Stefanek	Poland	1000	832	1272	584	988	4676	+ 03:21
31st	Edvinas Krungolcas	Lithuania	988	832	1276	1088	236	4420	+ 04:25
32nd	Marcin Horbacz	Poland	1108	888	1308	112	972	4388	+ 04:33

[edit] Women's results

Main article: Modern Pentathlon at the 2004 Summer Olympics - Women's

Final results

Position	Name	Nation	Shooting	Fencing	Swimming	Riding	Running	Total	Time Difference
1st	Zsuzsanna Vörös	Hungary	1120	916	1296	1124	992	5448
2nd	Jelena Rublevska	Latvia	988	1028	1160	1116	1088	5380	+ 00:17
3rd	Georgina Harland	Great Britain	808	832	1308	1144	1252	5344	+ 00:26
4th	Claudia Corsini	Italy	964	972	1236	1116	1036	5324	+ 00:31
5th	Kim Raisner	Germany	1072	832	1264	1116	1028	5312	+ 00:34
6th	Sylwia Czwojdzinska	Poland	1084	860	1224	1116	992	5276	+ 00:43
7th	Viktoriya Tereshchuk	Ukraine	1060	692	1244	1116	1144	5256	+ 00:48
8th	Kate Allenby	Great Britain	964	972	1272	1004	1024	5236	+ 00:53
9th	Tatsiana Mazurkevich	Belarus	1144	748	1152	1120	1056	5220	+ 00:57
10th	Paulina Boenisz	Poland	1096	748	1152	1120	1056	5184	+ 01:06
11th	Amelie Caze	France	976	860	1308	1076	924	5144	+ 01:16
12th	Csilla Furi	Hungary	820	804	1296	1172	1052	5144	+ 01:16
13th	Monica Pinette	Canada	1072	944	1092	1032	960	5100	+ 01:27
14th	Lada Jiyenbalanova	Kazakhstan	832	860	1260	1144	980	5076	+ 01:33
15th	Mary Beth Iagorashvili	United States	760	832	1252	1144	1064	5052	+ 01:39
16th	Katalin Beat Partits	Greece	1048	860	1204	1032	884	5028	+ 01:45
17th	Olesya Velichko	Russia	1048	776	1064	1060	1068	5016	+ 01:48
18th	Anita Allen	United States	952	720	1108	1172	1044	4996	+ 01:53
19th	Blandine Lacheze	France	1081	748	1168	1116	872	4988	+ 01:55
20th	Eszter Hortobagyi	Australia	964	692	1128	1144	1036	4964	+ 02:01
21st	Galina Bashlakova	Belarus	808	776	1168	1172	1020	4944	+ 02:06
22nd	Kara Grant	Canada	964	832	960	1096	1076	4928	+ 02:10
23rd	Liudmila Sirotkina	Kyrgyzstan	952	776	1160	1144	896	4928	+ 02:10
24th	Dong Lean	China	1204	748	1220	900	848	4920	+ 02:12
25th	Samantha Harvey	Brazil	1072	860	1152	976	828	4888	+ 02:20
26th	Alexandra Kalinovska	Czech Republic	904	888	1120	948	1024	4884	+ 02:21
27th	Tatiana Muratova	Russia	1024	804	1240	820	992	4880	+ 02:22
28th	Aya Medany	Egypt	1108	720	1224	976	824	4852	+ 02:29
29th	Liang Caixia	China	832	720	1232	960	908	4652	+ 03:19
30th	Lyudmila Shumilova	Kazakhstan	976	568	1156	1032	908	4640	+ 03:22
31st	Maria Isabel Sanz Agero	Guatemala	868	664	1120	1028	748	4428	+ 04:15
32nd	Federica Foghetti	Italy	940	804	1172	308	1004	4388	+ 05:05

[edit] Schedule

26 August
- Men's competition
- Men's medal ceremony
27 August
- Women's competition
- Women's medal ceremony

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