The Canadian rowers, who won the world title in 2018 and bronze in 2019, finished just behind the Russian Olympic Committee pair. The gold-medal winning New Zealanders, Grace Prendergast and Kerri Gowler, took the lead from the Canadians at the 1,500-metre mark and never relented. They had set the Olympic and world-leading time earlier in the Olympic regatta, and did not panic after falling behind the hard-charging Canadians, who took the lead early.
Filmer of Victoria and Janssens of Cloverdale, B.C. teamed up in 2018 and found almost immediate success together. They won their first World Cup event and went on to score the gold medals at the worlds in Bulgaria later that year.Article contentIn the men’s pairs A final, Kai Langerfeld and Conlin McCabe of Brockville, Ont. were just edged by Denmark for a bronze medal, falling .55 seconds behind to finish fourth.
Canada had boats in both lightweight double sculls B finals. The men’s team of Patrick Keane of Victoria and Max Lattimer of Ladner, B.C. finished fourth of five boats to wind up 10th overall in the Olympic regatta. The Norwegians did not start, after capsizing in the semi-final a day before. The Canadian women’s team of Jill Moffatt and Jennifer Casson finished last and were 12th overall.
THEY WON AN OLYMPIC MEDAL!
C’mon How about “Canadians win medal in rowing for the first time since ‘92”? Or something a bit more positive than your tweet. Way to go Caileigh and Hillary!
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