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BC rowers placed on a present at Canadian Nationwide Championships in North Cowichan

Greater than 250 athletes from 37 completely different golf equipment and provincial associations vied for 21 coveted nationwide championship titles this previous weekend on Quamichan Lake through the 2023 Rowing Canada Aviron Nationwide Rowing Championships.

It was the second-straight 12 months the occasion was held at Canadian rowing authority’s North Cowichan-based Nationwide Coaching Centre and champions had been topped in each singles and pairs occasions throughout the Senior, Para, Below-23 and Below-19 classes.

In the long run, rowing powerhouse Rowing BC emerged because the Provincial Grand Champions, whereas Row Ontario earned the Provincial Effectivity award for his or her efforts.

It ought to come as no shock that Rowing BC athletes had been concerned in lots of the weekend’s standout moments.

Rowing BC’s Liam Smit, of Vancouver, was in a position to retain his title as nationwide champion, as soon as once more claiming the Derek Porter Trophy because the winner of the Males’s Single Scull ultimate. He completed simply forward of his Crew Canada teammate Steven Rosts, who was competing for Row Ontario.

The recipient of the Silken Laumann Plate because the Girls’s Single Scull ultimate winner was Row Ontario’s Carling Zeeman, who beat out teammate Jennifer Casson for first place. It was Zeeman’s tenth nationwide championship title.

Casson’s second-place end is noteworthy as she’s sometimes a light-weight rower.

Rowing BC’s Katie Clark was the highest British Columbian, ending fourth within the Girls’s Single Scull. All three girls are a part of the 2023 Canadian Nationwide Rowing Crew, together with Rowing BC’s Caileigh Filmer of Victoria, who received this 12 months’s Girls’s Pair occasion with Crew Canada teammate Piper Battersby, additionally of Victoria.

For his or her win, the duo obtained the Kathleen Heddle & Marnie McBean Trophy.

“We had been collectively for 2 weeks coming into this and we had been getting sooner day by day and I believe Piper referred to as a terrific race,” Filmer mentioned. “We knew with the wind, that we needed to be very technical. The wind was fairly related all through the championships, so we had been in a position to study and make new plans for every race. We knew that we needed to ensure that we had some fuel going into the second half and Piper stored us each very calm after which we had been in a position to go once we had deliberate, so I’m actually thrilled for us.”

The wind did trigger some delays over the course of the weekend however all occasions had been in a position to be contested with out the necessity for racing on the spare day for inclement climate.

Rowing BC took prime spot within the Males’s Pair in addition to nationwide workforce rower Joel Cullen completed first within the males’s pair occasion with associate Jack Walker. Their four-second victory earned them the George Hungerford & Roger Jackson Trophy.

Taking the Lagoa Rio Trophy because the winner of the Girls’s PR1 Single Sculls ultimate was Rowing BC’s Christa Akins, who overcame a rib harm to compete.

Rowing BC’s Patrick Levis received the Males’s PR2 Single Sculls occasion. Each Akins and Levis have competed for Canada on the worldwide stage.

Within the light-weight occasions, Giancarlo DiPompeo was the highest B.C. finisher at second place within the Males’s Light-weight Single Sculls whereas Sai Sai Faubert took third total within the girls’s occasion.

Crew Canada’s Jill Moffatt received the ladies’s Light-weight Single Sculls ultimate and the accompanying Wendy Wiebe Trophy for Row Ontario whereas her teammate from again east Stephen Harris took the win on the boys’s aspect, together with the Brian Thorne Trophy.

“Past the medals and information, the 2023 Nationwide Rowing Championships highlighted the spirit of sportsmanship and unity that defines rowing,” mentioned a Rowing Canada Aviron assertion. “Rowers from completely different backgrounds and provinces got here collectively to rejoice their shared ardour for the game and solidify the nation’s rowing neighborhood that’s actually united by water.”

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In preparation for the 2023 Nationwide Rowing Championships on Quamichan Lake, a rower from the College of Victoria carries his shell to the staging space at Rowing Canada’s Nationwide Coaching Centre on Thursday, Sept. 28. (Sarah Simpson/Citizen)

Rowers pass the 1500m mark in a men’s pair qualifying race on Friday morning on Quamichan Lake during the 2023 Canadian National Rowing Championships. (Sarah Simpson/Citizen)

Rowers cross the 1500m mark in a males’s pair qualifying race on Friday morning on Quamichan Lake through the 2023 Canadian Nationwide Rowing Championships. (Sarah Simpson/Citizen)

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Competing for Rowing BC this past weekend at the 2023 National Rowing championships on Quamichan Lake 2023 was National Team athlete Liam Smit. He won the Men’s Single Sculls event. (Sarah Simpson/Citizen)

Competing for Rowing BC this previous weekend on the 2023 Nationwide Rowing championships on Quamichan Lake 2023 was Nationwide Crew athlete Liam Smit. He received the Males’s Single Sculls occasion. (Sarah Simpson/Citizen)

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Calgary Rowing Club's Chelsea Donelon gets out of the water following her gold medal win in the Women's PR2 Single Sculls event this past weekend at the 2023 National Rowing championships on Quamichan Lake.(Sarah Simpson/Citizen)
A rower from Ontario prepares to race at the 2023 National Rowing championships on Quamichan Lake. (Sarah Simpson/Citizen)(Sarah Simpson/Citizen)
The 2023 National Rowing championships on Quamichan Lake were a big success, and the double dock system at the National Training Centre made launching and getting out of the water that much easier. (Sarah Simpson/Citizen)


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