Kirt Iverson and Mary Zoldak took sixth place for Team USA out of 11 teams in the mixed relay at the 2022 NORCECA Modern Pentathlon Championships, which were held on August 16-21, 2022, in Santa Domingo, Dominican Republic.
The relay course for the horse jumping consisted of three combinations, each with different spacing and each ending with an oxer jump. The jumps of the first combination were set at 0.85 meters (~2′ 8″) and the jumps of the second and third combination were set at 0.9 meters (~3′).
Mary helps Kirt check the tack on Patica.
Kirt walks Patica into the warmup arena.
Mary walks Turca into the warmup arena.
Mary jumps the oxer at the end of the first combination.
Mary hands off to Kirt in the exchange box.
Kirt jumps over the first jump of the last combination.
Kirt and Mary scored 284 points in the horse jumping event, having one seven-point penalty for a knockdown and nine points in time penalties. Their score placed them into fifth place out of the 11 teams after the horse jumping.
In fencing, Kirt and Mary tied for last in the ranking round, but won two rounds in the bonus round, finishing in 9th place.
Mary helps Team USA win two bouts in the bonus round.
Kirt and Mary celebrate two wins in the fencing bonus round.
In swimming, Kirt and Mary were in last place; and in the laser-run, Kirt and Mary beat one team from the bunch start, finishing in 10th place.
Mary was in the mix in the bunch start of the laser-run.
Mary kept Team USA in contention in the laser-run.
Kirt caught and passed one team in the laser-run.
Kirt and Mary celebrate a successful mixed relay competition for Team USA.
Despite lower ranks in the fencing, swimming, and laser-run, Mary and Kirt only dropped one place during the day, holding on to sixth place for Team USA out of the 11 teams–mostly because of their successful ride at the start of the day.
Overall, it was a successful result for Team USA at this important international event. Here’s the order of finish by the countries represented: (1) Guatemala, (2) Argentina, (3) Mexico, (4) Cuba, (5) Dominican Republic, (6) USA, (7) Ecuador, (8) Venezuela, (9) Mixed 1, (10) Mixed 2, (11) Mixed 3.
Eight members of Wolfpack Pentathlon Club competed at the 2022 USA Pentathlon Multisport (USAPM) National Championships, which were held at the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, CO, on August 13-14, 2022, and we posted some amazing results!
Kira Bardin won the Gold Medal in the U17 Girls Division and is now the reigning National Champion in that division.
In the U15 Girls Division, Neallie Gilles-Pade took fourth place.
In the U13 Boys Division, Sid Swaminathan won the Silver Medal and Iver Iverson won the Bronze Medal.
In the U13 Girls Division, Ivy Iverson won the Silver Medal.
In the Masters 30+ Divisions, Jeannette Lee and Kirt Iverson, last year’s National Champions, each won the Silver Medal in our respective female and male divisions.
In the Masters 60+ Division, Jeffery Deslich won the Bronze Medal.
Because the USAPM National Championships were also the Colorado State Games Championships, all of our medalists won corresponding medals in the Colorado Games as well.
Wolfpack Medal Count: 14 — 2 Gold, 8 Silver, and 4 Bronze !
Wolfpack Medalists at the 2022 USAPM National Championships. From left to right: Sid Swaminathan, Ivy Iverson, Jeanette Lee, Kirt Iverson, Kira Bardin, Iver Iverson, Jeffery Deslich.
From left to right: Sid Swaminathan, Neallie Gilles-Pade, Samantha Schultz (2020 U.S. Olympian), Ivy Iverson, and Iver Iverson
Two Wolfpack pentathletes competed at USA Pentathlon Multisport National Team Qualifier #2, the last of the 2022 National Team qualifying events, which was held in Marietta, GA, on December 18-19, 2021.
Kira Bardin completed her first-ever full Modern Pentathlon, taking second place in the Youth division. She also finished in 17th-place overall in the women’s field. Kira scored a total of 594 points, taking 12th in the fencing (205 points), 14th in the riding (297 points), and 16th in the laser-run (92 points).
Kirt Iverson won the Silver Medal in the Masters Men 30+ division and finished in 7th-place overall in the men’s field. Kirt scored a total of 1037 points, taking 2nd in the riding (300 points), 8th in the fencing (190 points), 8th in the swimming (218 points), and 11th in the laser-run (329 points).
Wolfpack Pentathletes had some excellent performances at the 2021 (Third Annual) Wolfpack All-Comer Track Meet and Laser-Run, held at Independence High School in San Jose, CA, on November 7, 2021.
Laser-Run Events
In the 2 x 400 Open Laser-Run Relay (all ages), Pablo Borceguin and his partner Brighton Nguyen took first place, just missing the meet record. They were followed by Kirt Iverson and Roger Dix in second place and Jeffery Deslich and Erik Brown in third place. Iver Iverson and Chance Moon finished in seventh place and Connor Moon and Hope Moon finished in eighth place.
Pablo Borceguin also won the 2 x 400 Open Laser-Run (all ages) with a new meet record of 3:21.51 and Brighton Nguyen also won the U17 Boys (3 x 400) Laser-Run.
Hope Moon won the U11 Girls Open / Elite Laser-Run (2 x 400) and Iver Iverson won the U11 Open / Elite Laser-Run (2 x 400), setting a new meet record of 4:24.63.
Neallie Gillis-Pade won the U13 Girls Open Laser-Run (3 x 400).
Jeffery Deslich won the Masters Men 50+ Open Laser-Run, the Masters Men 60+ Open Laser-Run (2 x 400), and the Masters Men 60+ Elite Laser-Run (3 x 400).
Kirt Iverson won the Masters Men 40+ Open Laser-Run (3 x 400), the Masters Men 40+ Elite Laser-Run (4 x 400), and the Masters Men 50+ Elite Laser-Run (3 x 400).
Marylin DeMoraes won the Seniors Women Open Laser-Run (4 x 400).
Track Events
Marylin DeMoraes won the 800-Meter Run (Open Women) with a time of 3:25.13. Aya Gillis-Pade took second place with a time of 3:32.46.
Pablo Borceguin won the 1-Mile Run (Open Men) with a time of 5:00.65.
Rene Felix won the 2-Mile Run (Open Men) for the second year in a row. His time was 11:25.91. Brighton Nguyen took third place with a time of 12:00.66.
Kira Bardin won the 1500-Meter Race Walk, setting a new meet record of 13:34.45, joined by Wesley the Bernadoodle.
Neallie Gillis-Pade wins first place in the U13 female division at USAPM Qualifier #1 on October 23, 2021, in Davis, CA.
Wolfpack Pentathlon Club had three winners in the Youth divisions and three winners in the Masters divisions, in addition to podium and other finishers across all divisions, at USA Pentathlon Multisport (USAPM) Qualifier #1, held on October 23, 2021, in Davis, CA.
In the Youth divisions, Iver Iverson, current National Champion in the U13 division, won the U11 male division; Neallie Gillis-Pade won the U13 female division; and Siddant Swaminathan won the U15 male division.
In the Masters divisions, Casten Riepling won the 40+ male tetrathlon, Kirt Iverson won the 50+ male pentathlon, and Jeffrey Deslich won the 60+ male tetrathlon.
Amber LeCount, competing in her first-ever Modern Pentathlon, finished in 9th place in the Seniors (22+) female division, scoring 742 points (210 fencing, 292 points horse jumping, 65 points swimming, and 175 points laser-run).
In the Seniors (22+) male division, Kirt Iverson finished in 7th place, scoring 794 points (241 fencing, 0 horse jumping (DQ), 225 swimming, and 328 in laser-run); Casten Riepling finished in 8th place, scoring 715 points (196 fencing, 0 horse jumping (DNS), 142 swimming, and 378 laser-run); and Dylan Dullea finished in 11th place, scoring 366 points (142 fencing, 0 horse jumping (DNS), 0 swimming, and 224 laser-run).
Additionally, Marilyn DeMoraes took second place in the masters 30+ female tetrathlon, scoring 374 points (130 fencing, 0 swimming (DNS), and 244 laser-run) and Dr. Jeanette Lee took second-place in the 50+ female tetrathlon.
Wolfpack Pentathlon Club members won five National Championship titles and eight medals (four gold, two silver, and two bronze) at the 2021 USA Modern Pentathlon National Championships, which were held on May 21-23, 2021, at the New Mexico Military Institute (NMMI) in Roswell, New Mexico.
Samantha Schultz, Tokyo-bound U.S. Olympian and National Champion of the Seniors female division poses with Kira Bardin (National Champion of the U15 female division and, later, National Champion of the U15 mixed relay), Dr. Jeanette Lee (National Champion of the M30, M40, and M50 masters female divisions), and Iver Iverson (National Champion of the U13 male division) after the Awards Ceremony on Day 1 of the 2021 USA Modern Pentathlon National Championships
Amro Elgeziry, Tokyo-bound U.S. Olympian and National Champion of the Seniors male division poses with Kirt Iverson, National Champion of the M30, M40, and M50 masters male divisions, after the Awards Ceremony on Day 2 of the 2021 USA Modern Pentathlon National Championships
Day 1 — U17, U19, Juniors, Seniors, and Masters Female Divisions
On Day 1 of the competition, Dr. Jeanette Lee won the Gold Medal in the M30, M40, and M50 female divisions, becoming the uncontested reigning National Champion across those three masters female divisions.
Dr. Jeanette Lee poses with U.S. Olympian Samantha Schultz after facing her directly in the fencing event on Day 1 of the 2021 USA Modern Pentathlon National Championships
Dr. Jeanette Lee scores a touch in the fencing event on Day 1 of the 2021 USA Modern Pentathlon National Championships
Dr. Jeanette Lee takes aim at the targets during the laser-run (combined running and shooting) event on Day 1 of the 2021 USA Modern Pentathlon National Championships
Dr. Jeanette Lee breaks the tape in the laser-run event as the uncontested winner of the M30, M40, and M50 masters female divisions on Day 1 of the 2021 USA Modern Pentathlon National Championships
Dr. Jeanette Lee wins the Gold Medal and becomes the uncontested reigning National Champion of the M30, M40, and M50 masters female divisions on Day 1 of the 2021 USA Modern Pentathlon National Championships
Day 1 — U11, U13, and U15 Youth Male Divisions
On Day 1, Iver Iverson won the Gold Medal in the U13 male division and the Bronze Medal in the U11 male division, becoming the uncontested reigning National Champion in the U13 male division.
Iver Iverson makes an attack in the youth fencing event on Day 1 of the 2021 USA Modern Pentathlon National Championships
Iver Iverson competes in the youth laser-run event on Day 1 of the 2021 USA Modern Pentathlon National Championships
Iver Iverson wins the Gold Medal and becomes the uncontested reigning National Champion of the U13 male division on Day 1 of the 2021 USA Modern Pentathlon National Championships
Day 1 — U11, U13, and U15 Youth Female Divisions
On day 1, Kira Bardin won the Gold Medal and became the National Champion in the U15 female division.
Kira Bardin takes a breath during the youth swimming event on Day 1 of the 2021 USA Modern Pentathlon National Championships
Kira Bardin strikes at her opponent during the youth fencing event on Day 1 of the 2021 USA Modern Pentathlon National Championships
Kira Bardin gets off to a strong start in the youth laser-run event on Day 1 of the 2021 USA Modern Pentathlon National Championships
Kira Bardin was awarded the Silver Medal in the U15 female division on Day 1 of the 2021 USA Modern Pentathlon National Championships, but was later declared the National Champion of the U15 female division after a scoring mix-up was resolved
Day 2 — U17, U19, Juniors, Seniors, M30, M40, and M50 Male Divisions
On Day 2, Kirt Iverson won the Gold Medal in the M30, M40, and M50 male divisions, beating two or three challengers in each division, becoming the National Champion across those three divisions. Kirt also finished in fifth-place in the Seniors division and sixth place overall in the competition.
Kirt Iverson (left) prepares to take his mark for the swimming event on Day 2 at the 2021 USA Modern Pentathlon National Championships
Kirt Iverson poses with fellow Wolfpack Pentathlon Club members Roy Michael Reyes and Jeffrey Deslich before facing them directly in the fencing event on Day 2 of the 2021 USA Modern Pentathlon National Championships
Roy Michael Reyes launches a fleche attack against his opponent in the fencing event on Day 2 of the USA Modern Pentathlon National Championships
Kirt Iverson takes his first jump aboard Warren during the horse jumping event on Day 2 of the 2021 USA Modern Pentathlon National Championships
Kirt Iverson shoots side-by-side with Amro Elgeziry in the laser-run event on Day 2 of the 2021 USA Modern Pentathlon National Championships
Roy Michael Reyes competes in the laser-run event on Day 2 of the 2021 USA Modern Pentathlon National Championships
Kirt Iverson wins the Gold Medal in the M30, M40, and M50 male divisions, becoming the new reigning National Champion in those divisions on Day 2 of the 2021 USA Modern Pentathlon National Championships, and is joined by Mark Pohl and Phillip White on the podium
Day 2 — M60 Male Division
On Day 2, Jeffery Deslich won the Silver Medal in the M60 male division.
Jeffery Deslich (center of photo) takes his mark in the swimming event on Day 2 of the 2021 USA Modern Pentathlon National Championships
Jeffery Deslich (in the blue socks) advances against an opponent in the fencing event on Day 2 of the 2021 USA Modern Pentathlon National Championships
Jeffery Deslich takes his aim at the range during the laser-run event on Day 2 of the 2021 USA Modern Pentathlon National Championships
Jeffery Deslich wins the Silver Medal in the M60 division on Day 2 of the 2021 USA Modern Pentathlon National Championships, joining Keith Berryhill on the podium
Day 3 — Seniors Mixed Relay
On Day 3, Kirt Iverson and Heidi Hendrick won the Bronze Medal in the Seniors Mixed Relay.
Heidi and Kirt got off to a great start, winning heat #2 of the swim with a time of 1:56 (0:54 for Heidi, 1:02 for Kirt) for the 200 yards, which put them in fourth place overall, just 20 points, 14 points, and 1 point behind the top three teams, respectively.
Next, Heidi and Kirt took third place in the fencing event with a team record of 27 victories and 13 defeats. Here is a video of an important bout that made the difference between third and fourth place.
Heidi Hendrick and Kirt Iverson win the Bronze Medal in the Mixed Relay (Seniors Division) on Day 3 of the 2021 USA Modern Pentathlon National Championships, joining National Champions Avery Neimann and Barrett Celecki and Silver Medalists Victoria Ahaus and Caleb Allen on the podium.
Heidi Hendrick and Kirt Iverson, Bronze Medalists of the Mixed Relay (Seniors Division), pose with Avery Niemann and Barrett Celecki, Gold Medalists and National Champions, after the Awards Ceremony on Day 3 of the 2021 USA Modern Pentathlon National Championships
Day 3 — U15 Mixed Relay
On Day 3, Kira Bardin and her relay partner, Lucas Tang, won the Gold Medal in the U15 mixed relay, becoming the uncontested reigning National Champions in that division.
Kira Bardin gets her team off to a good start in the swimming event of the mixed relay on Day 3 of the 2021 USA Modern Pentathlon National Championships.
Kira Bardin and Lucas Tang prepare for their next bout in the fencing event on Day 3 of the 2021 USA Modern Pentathlon National Championships
Kira Bardin joins fellow competitors on the shooting range during the laser-run event on Day 3 of the 2021 USA Modern Pentathlon National Championships
Kira Bardin and Lucas Tang are all smiles after completing the laser-run event on Day 3 of the 2021 USA Modern Pentathlon National Championships
Kira Bardin and Lucas Tang win the Gold Medal of the Mixed Relay (U15 division), becoming the new reigning National Champions, on Day 3 of the 2021 USA Modern Pentathlon National Championships.
All of the Mixed Relay competitors pose for a photo after the Awards Ceremony on Day 3 of the 2021 USA Modern Pentathlon National Championships
Wolfpack Pentathlon Club members dominated across age divisions at the First Annual Wolfpack Regional Pentathlon, which was held on May 9, 2021, at Palo Alto High School in Palo Alto, CA, and Isola Riding Academy in Portola Valley, CA.
In the Youth divisions, Kira Bardin (age 13) was the champion of the Juniors, U19, U17, and U15 female divisions of the Modern Pentathlon and Iver Iverson was the champion of the Modern Pentathlon in the U11 male division.
In the swimming event Kira swam 100 meters in 1:42.03 (converted from short course yards), finishing second overall across all Youth female divisions, and scoring 206 points.
In the fencing event, Kira took second place across all Youth female divisions. And, as the only youth competitor in the riding event, Kira took first place across all Youth divisions and earned 266 points. In the Laser-Run event, Kira ran 2 x 800 meters and cleared 2 x 5 hits at a 10-meter target in a time of 8:59, winning the U15 female division.
Kira’s totals of 1127 points in the U15 female division and 500 points in the Juniors, U19, and U17 divisions were enough to secure her victory across all of those divisions.
Iver Iverson won the U11 male swimming event, swimming 50 meters (converted from short course yards) in 0:48.37, earning 244 points. Iver scored 194 points in the fencing event, winning the U11 male division (uncontested). Iver also won the U11 male laser-run event, running 1 x 400 and clearing 5 hits at a 5-meter target in a time of 2:24, earning 596 points. Iver’s total of 1034 points was enough for him to secure his victory over three other competitors in the U11 male division.
In the Seniors Male division, Kirt Iverson won the Modern Pentathlon, scoring 1196 points (266 fencing, 217 swimming, 300 riding, and 413 laser-run). He also secured wins across the Masters 30+, 40+, and 50+ divisions, scoring 1354 points in those divisions (266 fencing, 248 swimming, 300 riding, and 540 laser-run).
Jeanette Lee won the Modern Pentathlon in the Masters 50+ female division, scoring 471 points (202 fencing, 151 swimming, and 118 laser-run). Jeanette also took first place in the Seniors female fencing event.
Jeffery Deslich won the Modern Pentathlon in the Masters 60+ male division, scoring 763 points (202 fencing, 218 swimming, and 343 laser-run).
For complete results, including results for Modern Tetrathlon and individual events across all divisions, see the results page here: https://wolfpackpentathlon.com/regional/
Kirt Iverson of Wolfpack Pentathlon Club finished in fifth place out of the six male competitors invited to compete at the 2021 USA Pentathlon World Cup Qualifier, which was held in Colorado Springs, CO, on February 27-28, 2021.
Two of the top three finishers, Brendan Anderson and Sam Ruddock, will move on to compete in the 2021 World Cup series, where they will attempt to achieve a top 32 world ranking and thus earn a spot on the U.S. Olympic team for the Tokyo 2021 Olympics. The first World Cup event will be held in Budapest, Hungary, on March 24-28.
En route to completing his first-ever full Modern Pentathlon, Kirt completed the ride with no penalties and with the second-fastest time. However, last-place finishes in the swimming and fencing competitions put Kirt at a disadvantage going into the laser-run, where he ended the competition in fifth place.
With his points accumulated during the qualifiers, Kirt moved up from 12th to 7th on the U.S. Men’s Ranking List.
Kirt’s next competition will be the U.S. National Championships in Roswell, NM, tentatively scheduled for April 30 – May 2, where he will be joined by at least seven other Wolfpack Pentathlon Club members. Participants will be competing for podium spots in the Youth (U11, U13, U15, U17, and U19), Seniors (21+) and Masters (40+, 50+, and 60+) divisions.
See the results of the 2021 USA Pentathlon Qualifier here:
Tune into the Wolfpack Pentathlon Instagram Page on 2/27/2021 and 2/28/2021 for livestreaming of portions of USA Modern Pentathlon’s final Olympic selection event for the Tokyo 2021 Olympics:
Wolfpack Pentathlon Club members submitted some amazing results in the 2020 Wolfpack Virtual Laser-Run, including 17 of 27 new meet records established at the event.
Pablo Borceguin established meet records of 13:34.06 and 6:17.53 respectively in the Seniors (Ages 21+) Men Elite Laser-Run and Seniors Men Open Laser-Run events.
In the Youth divisions, Keira Bardin established a meet record of 10:41.23 in the U15 Girls Elite Laser-Run, Reid Bardin established a meet record of 8:43.14 in the U13 Boys Elite/Open Laser-Run, and Iver Iverson established a meet record of 2:58.56 in the U9 Boys Elite/Open Laser-Run.
In the Masters female divisions, Mona Leon set meet records in the Masters Women 40+ Elite Laser-Run and the Masters Women 40+ Open Laser-Run. And Dr. Jeanette Lee set meet records in the Masters Women 50+ Elite Laser-Run and the Masters Women 50+ Open Laser-Run.
In the Masters male divisions, Rene Felix set a meet record in the Masters Men 30+ Elite Laser-Run. Kirt Iverson established meet records in the Masters Men 40+ and 50+ Elite Laser-Run and the 30+, 40+, and 50+ Open Laser-Runs . And Jeffery Deslich established meet records in the Masters Men 60+ Elite and Masters Men 60+ Open Laser-Run.
For the full results and links to videos and photos submitted by the participants, see the event web site: https://www.dashnzap.com/.
On Sunday, December 20, 2020, two Modern Pentathlon clubs based on the U.S.A. submitted a total of 25 new results for the 2020 Wolfpack Virtual Laser-Run, with their top three females and top three males being counted for team scoring purposes in the Seniors (Ages 21+) Elite Laser-Run event.
Peak Pentathlon took the lead over Wolfpack Pentathlon Club in the Seniors Women Elite Laser-Run event. A snow-covered course in Colorado did not stop three women from Peak Pentathlon from posting the top three times so far this year. Heidi Hendrick set a new meet record of 16:02.54. She was followed closely by Avery Niemann (16:18.87) and Naomi Ross (16:25.31).
In the Seniors Men Elite Laser-Run event, Wolfpack holds the lead over Peak Pentathlon, with Pablo Borceguin holding onto his previously-set meet record of 13:34.06. Barrett Celecki of Peak Pentathlon took second place on the leader board, posting a 13:43.36. Rene Felix and Kirt Iverson of Wolfpack posted times of 14:22.44 and 14:47.00, respectively, taking third and fourth on the leader board. Mark Maguire and Matt Seagrave of Peak Pentathlon posted times of 15:43.57 and 17:11.40, filling out the remaining two times in the team competition for this event.
With 11 days of competition remaining, the team competition is still up for grabs!
The following Wolfpack Pentathlon Club members set new meet records:
Pablo Borceguin
Seniors Men (Ages 21+) Standard Laser-Run (4 x 400) — 6:17.53
Kirt Iverson
Masters Men 50+ Standard Laser-Run (2 x 400) — 2:57.31
Jeffery Deslich
Masters Men 60+ Elite Laser-Run (3 x 400) — 6:53.31
Masters Men 60+ Standard Laser-Run (2 x 400) — 4:21.78
The following Peak Pentathlon members set new meet records:
Heidi Hendrick
Seniors Women (Ages 21+) Elite Laser-Run (4 x 800) — 16:02.54
Ryan White
Juniors Men (Ages 19-20) Elite Laser-Run (4 x 800) —22:28.30
Katia Marusich
Juniors Women (Ages 19-20) Elite Laser-Run (4 x 800) —22:34.13
Upon the conclusion of the event, all meet records set by U.S. athletes will be sent to USA Pentathlon for review and possible ratification as American Records. Good luck everyone!
Roy Michael Reyes of Wolfpack Pentathlon Club wore holiday attire for his latest solo attempt in the Seniors Men Standard Laser-Run
In the Seniors Men (Ages 21+) Open Laser-Run (4 x 400), nine race results were submitted, making it the most popular event of the day.
First, Roy Michael Reyes beat his own meet record from last year, posting a time of 7:15.xx. Then, Kirt Iverson established a new meet record of 6:57.80. Finally, Pablo Borceguin established yet another new meet record of 6:27.87. Pablo’s record survived until the end of the day, making him the current meet record holder.
Pablo Borceguin faced off against Rene Felix on the laser-range during his record-setting performance in the Seniors Men Open Laser-Run event.
Here is a list of all of the Wolfpack Pentathlon Club members who hold new meet records:
Reid Bardin
U13 Boys Standard/Elite Laser-Run (3 x 400) — 8:43.14
Kira Bardin
U15 Girls Standard Laser-Run (3 x 400) — 7:50.74
Alice Twu
Seniors Women (Ages 21+) Open Laser-Run (4 x 400) — 8:43.14
Pablo Borceguin
Seniors Men (Ages 21+) Elite Laser-Run (4 x 800) — 13:34.06
Seniors Men (Ages 21+) Open Laser-Run (4 x 400) — 6:27.87
Dr. Jeanette Lee
Masters Women 50+ Elite Laser-Run (3 x 400) — 8:28.71
Masters Women 50+ Open Laser-Run (2 x 400) — 4:49.81
Kirt Iverson
Masters Men 50+ Elite Laser-Run (3 x 400) — 5:42.36
Masters Men 40+ Standard Laser-Run (3 x 400 ) — 5:13.20
Masters Men 50+ Open Laser-Run (2 x 400) — 3:21.60
Jeffery Deslich
Masters Men 60+ Elite Laser-Run (3 x 400) — 7:51.66
Masters Men 60+ Open Laser-Run (2 x 400) — 5:04.99
Competing in their first-ever equestrian competition, three members of Wolfpack Pentathlon Club took home a combined total of seven ribbons at yesterday’s Mock IEA Show at Isola Riding Academy in Portola Valley, CA.
First, in 11 & Over Equitation, Kira drew Jessie and won a third-place ribbon in the Walk / Trot class with obstacles and a fourth-place ribbon in the Walk / Trot class without obstacles.
Next, in 10 & Under Equitation, Ivy drew Phoebe and was the Reserve Champion, winning a second-place ribbon in the Walk / Trot class with obstacles and a third-place ribbon in the Walk / Trot / Canter class.
Finally, in 14 & Over Flat Equitation, Kirt drew Bullet and won sixth-place ribbons in the Walk / Trot / Canter class and in the Over Crossrails class.
Kira Bardin, Ivy Iverson, and Kirt Iverson won a combined total of seven ribbons at the Mock IEA Show held at Isola Riding Academy in Portola Valley, CA, on October 31, 2020.
Wolfpack Pentathlon Club 