2003 in modern pentathlon

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This article lists the main modern pentathlon events and their results for 2003.

International modern pentathlon events

July 14: 2003 World Modern Pentathlon Championships in Pesaro[5][6]
- Individual winners: Eric Walther (m) / Zsuzsanna Vörös (f)
- Men's Team Relay winners: Hungary (Ákos Kállai, Gábor Balogh, & Viktor Horváth)
- Women's Team Relay winners: Hungary (Bea Simoka, Zsuzsanna Vörös, & Csilla Füri)
August 30: 2003 World Youth "A" Modern Pentathlon Championships in León[7][8]
- Youth Individual winners: Pavel Sekretev (m) / Aya Medany (f)
- Youth Men's Team Relay winners: Egypt (Mena Tadros, Ahmed Samir, & Omar El Geziry)
- Youth Women's Team Relay winners: Hungary (Ildiko Hidvegi, Nikola Stefanovits, & Katalin Prill)
September 9: 2003 World Junior Modern Pentathlon Championships in Athens[9][10]
- Junior Individual winners: Mihail Prokopenko (m) / Heather Fell (f)
- Junior Men's Team Relay winners: Hungary (Robert Liptak, Ádám Marosi, & Zoltan Halasi)
- Junior Women's Team Relay winner: Vera Feshchenko

Note: There seemed to be a discrepancy by the UIPM. Both Budapest and Ústí nad Labem claim to be the European MP host city.
May 2: 2003 European Modern Pentathlon Championships in Budapest[11][12]
- Individual winners: Petr Lébl (m) / Aleksandra Sadovnikova (f)
May 24 & 25: 2003 NORCECA (Pan American) Modern Pentathlon Championships in Santo Domingo[13][14]
- Individual winners: Eli Bremer (m) / Maribel Sanz-Agero (f)
June 12: 2003 South American Modern Pentathlon Championships in Santiago[15]
- Winner: Eduardo Carvalho
June 12: 2003 European Junior Modern Pentathlon Championships in Ústí nad Labem[16][17]
- Junior Individual winners: Mihail Prokopenko (m) / Anastasiya Prokopenko (f)
- Junior Men's Team Relay winners: Belarus (Yahor Lapo, Vitali Bavin, & Mihail Prokopenko)
- Junior Women's Team Relay winners: Russia (Evdokia Gretchichnikova, Vera Feshschenko, & Tatiana Gorliak)
August 14: 2003 European Youth "B" Modern Pentathlon Championships in Varna[18][19]
- Youth Individual winners: Igor Zenin (m) / Laura Salminen (f)
August 28: 2003 European Modern Pentathlon Championships in Ústí nad Labem[20][21]
- Individual winners: Edvinas Krungolcas (m) / Georgina Harland (f)
- Men's Team Relay winners: Hungary (Viktor Horváth, Ákos Kállai, & Sandor Fulep)
- Women's Team Relay winners: Hungary (Bea Simoka, Csilla Füri, & Zsuzsanna Vörös)

March 6: MPWC #1 in Mexico City[22][23]
- Individual winners: Edvinas Krungolcas (m) / Claudia Corsini (f)
April 24: MPWC #2 for Women in Székesfehérvár[24]
- Individual winner: Csilla Füri
- Women's Team Relay winners: Great Britain (Sian Lewis, Sarah Langridge, & Georgina Harland)
April 25: MPWC #2 for Men in Berlin[25]
- Winner: Andrea Valentini
May 11: MPWC #3 for Men in Budapest[26]
- Winner: Andrejus Zadneprovskis
June 1: MPWC #3 for Women in Warsaw[27]
- Winner: Paulina Boenisz
June 26: MPWC #4 in Most[28][29]
- Individual winners: Michal Sedlecky (m) / Kim Raisner (f)
December 13 & 14: MPWC #5 (final) in Athens[30][31]
- Individual winners: Rustem Sabirkhuzin (m) / Georgina Harland (f)

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