World Rowing U23 Championships - Day Four
| Weather was calm for day four of the 2019 World Rowing U23 Championships in Sarasota-Bradenton, United States. Four New Zealand crews contested A Finals, and two crews contested A/B semi-finals. Men’s Double Scull (BM2x) - A/B Semi-Final Jack Lopas and Ollie Maclean placed first in their men’s double scull A/B semi-final and move to the A Final. Lopas and Maclean have recorded the fastest times for heats and A/B semi-finals. Lightweight Men’s Double Scull (BLM2x) - A/B Semi-Final Isaac Everitt and Chris Stockley placed fourth in their lightweight men’s double scull A/B semi-final and move to the B Final. Women’s Pair (BW2-) - A Final Ruby Willis and Grace Holland placed sixth in the women’s pair A Final. Women’s Quad (BW4x) - A Final Laura Glen, Katherine Lush, Kathryn Glen and Veronica Wall placed fifth in the women’s quad A Final. Men’s Coxed Four (BM4+) - A Final In a very tight race Angus Macfarlane, Luca Kirwan, Blake Bradshaw, Flynn Watson and coxswain Natalie Bocock placed fourth in the men’s coxed four A Final, 0.8 seconds off third place and only 1.4 seconds off first place. Men’s Quad (BM4x) - A Final George Howat, Ben Kirsop, Mark Taylor and Jonathan Kumarich placed sixth in the men’s quad A Final. Tomorrow will see the men’s four and men’s double scull contest A Finals, and the women’s four and lightweight men’s double scull contesting B Finals. Live video streaming is available on www.worldrowing.com. Video streaming starts 10 minutes before every race and covers all races from Wednesday 24 July to Sunday 28 July. Live audio commentary and the live race tracker is available for all races on www.worldrowing.com |