2002 in modern pentathlon
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This article lists the main modern pentathlon events and their results for 2002.
- June 27: 2002 CISM Modern Pentathlon Championships in
Hradec Králové[1][2]
- Individual winners:
Vadym Tkachuk (m) / 
Jeļena Rubļevska (f) - Men's Team Relay winner:
Mihail Prokopenko
- Individual winners:
- October 10: 2002 Asian Games in
Busan[3][4]
- Individual winners: KIM Mi-sub (m) /
Lada Jiyenbalanova (f)
- Individual winners:
World modern pentathlon events
- July 15: 2002 World Modern Pentathlon Championships in
San Francisco[5][6]
- Individual winners: Michal Sedlecky (m) /
Bea Simoka (f) - Men's Team Relay winners:
Germany (Carsten Niederberger, Eric Walther, & Sebastian Dietz) - Women's Team Relay winners: Czech Republic (Lucie Grolichová, Alexandra Kalinovská, & Olga Zavorkova)
- Individual winners:
- September 23: 2002 World Junior Modern Pentathlon Championships in
Sydney[7][8]
- Note: The junior men's event was not concluded properly. No idea about who was the champion here.
- Junior Women's Individual winner:
Olessia Velitchko - Junior Men's Team Relay winners:
France (John Zakrzewski, Arnaud Denfert, & Cedric Pla) - Junior Women's Team Relay winners: Russia (Vera Feshchenko & Olessia Velitchko)
Continental modern pentathlon events
- Note: There is a discrepancy between Santo Domingo (June) and Rio de Janeiro (October), in terms of the Pan American MP host city here.
- April 17: 2002 European Youth "A" Modern Pentathlon Championships in
Athens[9]
- Youth Winner: Ádám Marosi
- Youth Winner:
- April 25: 2002 South American Modern Pentathlon Championships in
Buenos Aires[10]
- Men's Individual winner:
Horacio de la Vega - Men's Team Relay winners:
Chile (Cristian Bustos, Javier Tisi, & Cristian Carrasco)
- Men's Individual winner:
- May 14: 2002 Asian Modern Pentathlon Championships in
Tokyo[11][12]
- Individual winners:
Qian Zhenhua (m) / Dong Le'an (f) - Men's Team Relay winners: Japan (Mazura Okada, Yoshinori Mizouchi, & Shoji Kurousu)
- Women's Team Relay winners: Kazakhstan (Lada Jiyenbalanova, Lyudmila Shumilova, & Natalia Uvarova)
- Individual winners:
- June 14 & 15: 2002 NORCECA (Pan American) Modern Pentathlon Championships in
Santo Domingo[13][14]
- Women's Individual winner: Miranda Dominguez
- Men's Team Relay winners: Mexico (5 different team members here)
- Women's Team Relay winner:
Cynthia Soto
- Women's Individual winner:
- June 18: 2002 European Modern Pentathlon Championships in Ústí nad Labem[15][16]
- Individual winners: Libor Capalini (m) /
Claudia Corsini (f) - Men's Team Relay winners:
Lithuania (Edvinas Krungolcas, Tadas Zemaitis, & Andrejus Zadneprovskis) - Women's Team Relay winners: Italy (Sara Bertoli, Claudia Cerutti, & Claudia Corsini)
- Individual winners:
- July 2: 2002 European Junior Modern Pentathlon Championships in Budapest[17][18]
- Junior Individual winners: Steffen Gebhardt (m) / Tatiana Gorliak (f)
- Junior Men's Team Relay winners: France (Cedric Pla, John Zakrzewski, & Arnaud Denfert)
- Junior Women's Team Relay winners: Hungary (Eva Sasvari, Reka Kling, & Vivien Mathe)
- Junior Individual winners:
- July 26: 2002 European Youth "B" Modern Pentathlon Championships in Eaubonne[19][20]
- Youth Individual winners:
Jaime López (m) / Aleksandra Sadovnikova (f) - Youth Men's Team Relay winners:
Poland (Lukasz Lis, Radoslaw Slomian, & Szymon Staśkiewicz) - Youth Women's Team Relay winners: Hungary (Eszter Tóth, Ildiko Hidvegi, & Katalin Prill)
- Youth Individual winners:
- October 24: 2002 Pan American Modern Pentathlon Championships in
Rio de Janeiro[21][22]
- Individual winners: Andres Sanches (m) / Monica Fling (f)
- Individual winners:
