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Rowing at the 2018 Summer Youth Olympics

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Rowing
at the III Summer Youth Olympic Games
VenueDock 3, Puerto Madero
Dates7–10 October
No. of events4 (2 boys, 2 girls)
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Rowing at the 2018 Summer Youth Olympics was held from 7 to 10 October. The events took place at the Puerto Madero in Buenos Aires, Argentina, being raced unusual to rowing events in a short sprint over a 500 metre 4 lane course, under the Puente de la Mujer. Racing started with a time trial of 900m + turn (out, round a buoy, and back) to allocate crews to heats. There were two rounds of heats with crews being awarded points based on their ranking in each heat and the accumulated points from the two heats determining progression to the quarter-finals of the singles and semi-finals of the pairs.[1]

Qualification

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Six qualification events were held to determine the representation for the 2018 Youth Olympics, the 2017 World Junior Championships and five continental qualifiers. Each National Olympic Committee (NOC) can enter a maximum of 2 boats, 1 per each gender. Should Argentina not qualify any boats they would be given a boat in single sculls for each gender. As Argentina qualified two boats the host quota was reallocated to the American Qualification Regatta. In addition four athlete quotas, two from each gender will be decided by the Tripartite Commission.[2]

To be eligible to participate at the Youth Olympics athletes must have been born between 1 January 2000 and 31 December 2001. Should a NOC qualify two boats from the same gender the boat with the higher ranking will be qualified and the next highest ranked NOC will qualify.[2]

Single Sculls

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Event Location Date Total Places Qualified Boys Qualified Girls
Host Nation 0  Argentina  Argentina
2017 World Championships[3] Lithuania Trakai 2–6 August 2017 8  United States
 Australia
 Switzerland
 Belarus
 South Africa
 Denmark
 Greece
 Norway
 Spain
 Great Britain
 South Africa
 Germany
 France
 Belgium
 Sweden
 Canada
Asian Qualification Regatta[3] Singapore Singapore 11–14 October 2017 3  China
 Japan
 Hong Kong
 Chinese Taipei
 Iran
 Uzbekistan
Oceania Qualification Regatta[4] Vanuatu Port Vila 22–23 January 2018 1  Kiribati  Australia
Americas Qualification Regatta[3] Chile Curauma, Valparaíso 10–12 April 2018 4  Peru
 Cuba
 Uruguay
 Brazil
 Argentina
 Mexico
 Guatemala
 Cuba
2018 European Championships[5] France Gravelines 26–27 May 2018 3  Czech Republic
 Moldova
 Ukraine
 Switzerland
 Slovenia
 Estonia
2018 African Youth Games Algeria Algiers 19–21 July 2018 3  Zimbabwe
 Tunisia
 Egypt
 Algeria
 Zimbabwe
 Tunisia
Tripartite Invitation[3] 2  Nicaragua
 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
 Uganda
 Lebanon
Reallocation of Unused Quotas
TOTAL 24 24

Pairs

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Event Location Date Total Places Qualified Boys Qualified Girls
2017 World Championships[3] Lithuania Trakai 2–6 August 2017 8  Croatia
 Great Britain
 Germany
 Romania
 Turkey
 Uzbekistan
 Mexico
 Argentina
 Croatia
 Czech Republic
 Greece
 Lithuania
 Italy
 China
 United States
 Romania
Asian Qualification Regatta[3] Singapore Singapore 11–14 October 2017 1  India  Thailand
Americas Qualification Regatta[3] Chile Curauma 10–12 April 2018 1  Chile  Chile
2018 European Championships[5] France Gravelines 26–27 May 2018 1  Italy  Netherlands
2018 African Youth Games Algeria Algiers 19–21 July 2018 1  Egypt  Algeria
TOTAL 12 12

Medal summary

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Medal table

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  *   Host nation (Argentina)

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Argentina*1012
2 Greece1001
 Italy1001
 Ukraine1001
5 Romania0112
6 Belarus0101
 Czech Republic0101
 Sweden0101
9 Australia0011
 Estonia0011
Totals (10 entries)44412

Boys

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Single sculls
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Ivan Tyshchenko
 Ukraine
Ivan Brynza
 Belarus
Cormac Kennedy-Leverett
 Australia
Coxless pair
details
 Italy (ITA)
Alberto Zamariola
Nicolas Castelnovo
 Romania (ROM)
Florin Nicolae Arteni-Fintinariu
Alexandru Danciu
 Argentina (ARG)
Felipe Modarelli
Tomas Herrera

Girls

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Single sculls
details
Maria Sol Ordas
 Argentina
Elin Lindroth
 Sweden
Greta Jaanson
 Estonia
Coxless pair
details
 Greece (GRE)
Maria Kyridou
Christina Bourmpou
 Czech Republic (CZE)
Anna Šantrůčková
Eliška Podrazilová
 Romania (ROM)
Tabita Maftei
Alina Maria Baletchi

Final results

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Boys

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Single sculls

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Pos Race Lane Name Nat Time
1 A-1 3 Ivan Tyshchenko  Ukraine 1:32.47
2 A-2 1 Ivan Brynza  Belarus 1:32.84
3 A-3 2 Cormac Kennedy-Leverett  Australia 1:33.84
4 A-4 4 Angel Sosa  Peru 1:34.15
5 B-1 3 Kai Schaetzle  Switzerland 1:37.98
6 B-2 1 Ivan Corsunov  Moldova 1:40.06
7 B-3 4 Stefanos Kapakoglou  Greece 1:41.20
8 B-4 2 Gabriel Mahler  Czech Republic 1:43.16
9 C-1 2 Xinxin Chi  China 1:38.38
10 C-2 3 Marco van Blarcum de Graaff  Brazil 1:38.38
11 C-3 4 Liam Smit  South Africa 1:40.34
12 C-4 1 Martin Gonzalez Volkman  Uruguay 1:40.44
13 D-1 3 Wai Chun Wong  Hong Kong 1:40.87
14 D-2 2 Alexei Carballosa Ramirez  Cuba 1:41.16
15 D-3 4 Shunsuke Shimada  Japan 1:43.18
16 D-4 1 Nicolai Haraldseth  Norway 1:43.87

Coxless pair

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Pos Race Lane Name Nat Time
1 A-1 2 Alberto Zamariola (bow)
Nicolas Castelnovo (s)
 Italy 1:30.40
2 A-2 4 Florin Arteni (bow)
Alexandru-Laurentiu Danciu (s)
 Romania 1:30.65
3 A-3 1 Felipe Modarelli (bow)
Tomas Herrera (s)
 Argentina 1:30.97
4 A-4 3 Davrjon Davronov (bow)
Evgeniy Agafonov (s)
 Uzbekistan 1:31.63
5 A-5 2 Michael Dalton (bow)
Theodore Darlow (s)
 Great Britain 1:31.89
6 A-6 3 Patrik loncaric (bow)
Anton loncaric (s)
 Croatia 1:32.98
7 B-1 4 Jose Nicolas Obando Huequeman (bow)
Nicolas Tapia (s)
 Chile 1:33.35
8 B-2 1 Satnam Singh (bow)
Ashish Goliyan (s)
 India 1:33.01
9 B-3 2 Emre Oguz (bow)
Baris Erturk (s)
 Turkey 1:33.96
10 B-4 4 Mostafa Ahmed Mohamed (bow)
Omar Hamdy Ibrahim (s)
 Egypt 1:34.68
11 B-5 3 Rafael Salas Martinez (bow)
Juan Trejo Chavez (s)
 Mexico 1:35.59
12 B-6 1 Eric Streibler (bow)
Erik Kohlbach (s)
 Germany 1:36.59


Girls

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Single sculls

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Pos Race Lane Name Nat Time
1 A-1 3 Maria Sol Ordas  Argentina 1:43.81
2 A-2 2 Elin lindroth  Sweden 1:44.31
3 A-3 1 Greta Jaanson  Estonia 1:46.13
4 A-4 4 Luizakhon Islomova  Uzbekistan 1:51.21
5 B-1 2 Taylor McCarthy-Smith  Australia 1:46.04
6 B-2 3 Mildred Belen mercado palacios  Mexico 1:48.11
7 B-3 4 Lucine Ahyi  France 1:48.24
8 B-4 1 Marelis Gonzalez Fernandez  Cuba 1:53.01
9 C-1 3 Georgina Robinson Ranger  Great Britain 1:47.32
10 C-2 4 Caitlin Govaert  Belgium 1:49.33
11 C-3 2 Ilaria Macchi  Slovenia 1:49.85
12 C-4 1 Grace Vandenbroek  Canada 1:52.30
13 D-1 3 Tabea Kuhnert  Germany 1:50.11
14 D-2 1 Jana Nussbaumer  Switzerland 1:51.54
15 D-3 2 Katherine Williams  South Africa 1:52.73
16 D-4 4 Aina Prats Turro  Spain 1:53.11

Coxless pair

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Pos Race Lane Name Nat Time
1 A-1 3 Maria Kyridou (bow)
Christina Ioanna Bourmpou (s)
 Greece 1:40.00
2 A-2 2 Anna Santruckova (bow)
Eliska Podrazilova (s)
 Czech Republic 1:40.09
3 A-3 4 Tabita Maftei (bow)
Alina-Maria Baletchi (s)
 Romania 1:40.29
4 A-4 1 Dan Li (bow)
Hongjing Sun (s)
 China 1:45.85
5 A-5 4 Khadija Alajdi El Idrissi (bow)
Vittoria Tonoli (s)
 Italy 1:41.47
6 A-6 3 Vytaute Urbonaite (bow)
Kamile Kralikaite (s)
 Lithuania 1:42.13
7 B-1 2 Iris Klok (bow)
Jessy Vermeer (s)
 Netherlands 1:44.36
8 B-2 1 Aria Cvitanovic (bow)
Izabela Krakic (s)
 Croatia 1:45.57
9 B-3 2 Cristina Hostetter Wells (bow)
Isidora Niemeyer (s)
 Chile 1:45.07
10 B-4 3 Kaitlin Knifton (bow)
Catherine Garrett (s)
 United States 1:46.72
11 B-5 4 Premruethai Hongseethong (bow)
Nuntida Krajangjam (s)
 Thailand 1:49.85
12 B-6 1 Nihed Benchadli (bow)
Rahma Amira Sebbouh (s)
 Algeria 1:52.54

References

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  1. ^ "2018 Youth Olympic Games". FISA. Retrieved 21 August 2018.
  2. ^ a b "Qualification System: Rowing" (PDF). FISA. 23 May 2017. Retrieved 7 September 2017.
  3. ^ a b c d e f g "2018 Youth Olympic Games Rowing Places Obtained" (PDF). FISA. 29 May 2018. Retrieved 25 June 2018.
  4. ^ "A welcome to Kiribati as Oceania goes for YOG qualification". FISA. 2 February 2018. Retrieved 3 February 2018.
  5. ^ a b "Names of the future stand out at European Rowing Junior Champs". FISA. 30 May 2018. Retrieved 1 June 2018.
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