Members of the British Biathlon Union are invited to attend the Annual General Meeting (AGM) on: Wednesday 21 October 202612:00 – 13:00 The AGM provides an opportunity to reflect on the past year, review the our activities and performance, receive updates from the Board and leadership team, and look ahead to the 2026/27 season and beyond. Members are encouraged to attend

British Biathlon proudly celebrates Jess Arnold, our newest Board Member and Director of Communications and Marketing, whose arrival marks an exciting step forward for the organisation. On International Women’s Day, we recognise a woman bringing clarity, creativity, and strategic insight to a sport ready to grow its reach, identity, and impact. Jess joins the Board at a pivotal moment. British Biathlon

British Biathlon proudly celebrates Jayne Nethercott on International Women’s Day,  a leader whose influence reaches far beyond the UK, shaping the direction, standards, and future of Para Biathlon on the world stage. As a Board Director for British Biathlon and Vice Chair of the International Biathlon Union’s Para-Biathlon Working Group, Jayne is one of the sport’s most respected voices: strategic, determined,

British Biathlon proudly celebrates Chloe DuPont on International Women’s Day, a young athlete whose determination, resilience, and upward trajectory mark her as one of the most exciting prospects in the sport. Chloe represents the new generation of British biathletes: ambitious, grounded, and unafraid to take on the world’s toughest stages. From Junior Cup to the World Stage Chloe’s journey through the

While safeguarding is her primary portfolio, Sarah’s contribution to British Biathlon extends far wider. She brings strategic insight, operational understanding, and a collaborative mindset that strengthens Board decision‑making across the organisation. Her wider experience supports: • Governance and organisational development• Risk management and long‑term planning• Athlete welfare beyond safeguarding, including mental health and wellbeing• Culture-building across teams and pathways Sarah is

On International Women’s Day, British Biathlon celebrates Iris Pessey, our World Cup Head Coach whose leadership, athletic excellence, and relentless spirit embody everything this day stands for. Iris is not only shaping the future of British biathlon she is redefining what it means to lead by example. A Life Built in the Mountains Iris grew up in the French Alps, immersed

British Biathlon proudly celebrates Marketa Hamilton on International Women’s Day, a Team Manager, Coach, and emerging international leader whose dedication to the Junior Cup Team is shaping the next generation of British athletes. Marketa brings a rare blend of organisation, empathy, and technical insight, and her influence is already transforming the junior pathway into a place where young biathletes feel supported,

On International Women’s Day, British Biathlon is proud to celebrate Alessia De Zolt, our newest coach and a former Italian cross‑country skier whose arrival marks an exciting moment for the programme. Alessia brings with her not only world‑class technical knowledge, but a warmth, humility, and competitive spirit that immediately elevates everyone around her on the Junior Cup and Regional Events. A

On International Women’s Day, British Biathlon is proud to celebrate Shawna Pendry, an athlete whose determination, resilience, and quiet courage embody the spirit of progress we honour today. Shawna represents a new generation of British biathletes, driven, grounded, and unafraid to take on one of the world’s most demanding winter sports. A Journey Defined by Determination Shawna’s path into biathlon has