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t>Y Betsy Parker R^ippahannuck News Staff Writer
A local athlete has qualified For the Junior World Championships for the Modem Pentathlon and is currently in Cairo, Egypt for the worldwide competition taking place this week.
Beed Dove, 16, is one of four members of the US. squad competing in the five phase event combining shooting, swimming, running, fencing and equestrian for an allaround athletic test.
Dove, son of Ceil and Scott Dove of Flint Hill, is a rising junior at Rappahannock: High School.
A former U.S. Pbny Club and international tetrathlon champion, Dove is the youngest member of his team; the junior championship teams are open to contestants aged 19-21.
Brother Jenkins, 19, is also a winning pentathlete, having placed in the junior nationals last year and taken two summers worth of clinics at the U.S. Olympic heedquarters in Colorado- Jenkins Dove is a rising junior at the University of Virginia, attending on a full athletic and academic scholarship.
Baron F*ierre de Coubertin founded the modem pentathlon believing the event would produce the ideal, complete athlete. In fact, the
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