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9th July 1999
World Cup third round, Lucerne, July 9-11
Men's single scull: Greg Searle
Heat: Third in 7:03.03 behind Rob Waddell (NZ) 6:52.07 who qualifies for semi,
and Derek Porter (CAN 6:56.62. Other qualifiers for semifinals from heats:
Iztok Cop (SLO) 6:53.29; Xeno Mueller (SUI) 6:53.23; Luka Spik (SLO) 6:49.95;
Vaclav Chalupa (CZE) 6:50.99; Marcel Hacker (GER) 6:49.30.
Repechage: Searle finished fourth behind Andrius Reinholds (Latvia) and Abdel
Ghaffa (EGY) who qualify for semifinals, and Tom Symoens (BEL). Other
qualifiers for semifinals from reps: Per Andersson (SWE), Aquil Abdullah (USA),
Jamie Koven (USA), Yuri Jaanson (EST), Derek Porter (CAN), Merlin Vervoorn
(NED), Jan Ziska (SVK), Hrvoje Telisman (CRO), Ali Ibrahim (EGY), Nicola
Sartori (ITA).
Women's coxless pair: Dot Blackie, Cath Bishop
Heat: Second in 7:12.35 behind Kathleen Naser and Elke Hipler (GER) 7:08.42.
Other qualifier for final from heats: Emma Robinson, Theresa Luke (CAN)
6:56.27.
Repechage: Saturday
Men's coxless pair 1: Steve Williams, Simon Dennis
Heat: First in 6:29.68 ahead of Slovenia, Netherlands, Italy, Australia 2.
Men's coxless pair 2: Jim Walker, Matthew Parish
Heat: second behind Greece (6:30.62), time 6:35.04.
Repechage: Third behind Italy and Romania who qualified for semifinal.
Qualifiers for semifinals from heats: Martinov and Saraga (CRO) 6:18.73;
Kariotis and Dimitriou (GRE) 6:30.62; Kirchhoff and Sens (Germany) 6:31.03;
Williams and Denis (GB) 6:29.68.
Qualifiers for semifinals from repechages: Drew Ginn and James Tomkins (AUS),
Aastair Gordon and Christian Ryan (AUS), Dario Lari and Pasquale Panzarino
(ITA), Valeriu Andrunache and Adrian Bucenschi (ROM), Einius Petkus and
Giedrius Zadeika (LTU), David Morales and David Llambrich (ESP), Morgan Crooks
and David Calder (CAN), Miha Pirih and Greg Srannjek (SLO).
Women's double scull: Miriam Batten, Gillian Lindsay
Heat: second in 6:50.24 behind Boron and Thieme of Germany (6:48.17), first
three to qualify.
Qualifiers for semifinals from heats: Roplavskaja and Sakickiene (LTU); Balmary
and Garcia (FRA); Stack and Hussey (IRE); Boron and Thieme (GER); Batten and
Lindsay (GB); Luethi and Wicki (SUI); van Dishhoek and van Nes (NED); Kulifai
and Szekely (HUN); Hatzakis and Roye (US). Qualifiers from reps: Brooks and
Skricki (USA), Petersen and Mathiesen (DEN), Kowalski and Holthaus (GER).
Men's double scull: Colin Greenaway, Matthew Wells
Heat: Third in 6:23.73 behind Agostino Abbagnale (ITA) 6:14.95 and Guillaume
Jeannet and Frederic Kowal (FRA) 6:19.44. First to semifinal.
Qualifiers from heats to semifinals: Krause and Uhl (AUT) 6:16.72; Abbagnale
and Raineri (ITA) 6:14.95; Bertil Samuelson and Bo Kaliszan (DEN) 6:16.37.
Repechage: Third behind Canada and Hungary, who qualified for semifinals.
Qualified from reps for semifinals: Olaf Tufte and Fredrik Bekken (NOR), Ian
McGowan and Nicholas Peterson (USA), Lawrence Nwaesei and Todd Hallet (CAN),
Tibor Peto and Akos Haller (HUN), Guillaume Jeannet and Frederic Kowal (FRA),
Gerritjan Eggenkamp and Gerard Egelmeers (NED), Leonid Gulov and Andrei Silin
(EST), Konstantin Zaytsev and Konstantin Pronenko (UKR).
Men's coxless four 1: James Cracknell, Steve Redgrave, Ed Coode, Matthew
Pinsent
Heat: First in 5:52.20 ahead of Germany, Romania, Croatia and Czech Republic.
Men's coxless four 2: Graham Smith, Richard Dunn, Jonny Searle, Jonny
Singfield
Heat: Second in 5:50.43 behind Norway (5:46.12) and ahead of Australia
(Stewart, Hanson, Dodwell, Stewart - 4th in World Champs 1998), Belarus and
Lithuania.
Qualifiers from heats to semifinals: Norway (Undset, Bjoervig, Stoerseth,
Simonsen) 5:46.12 (world's fastest time), Italy (Molea, Di Rossi, Carboncini,
Mornati) 5:49.72, GB1 5:52.20.
Repechage: GB2 came second in a very close race between four crews for three
places. Netherlands and Lithuania also qualified for semifinals.
Qualified for semifinals from repechages: Netherlands, GB2, Lithuania, France,
Egypt, Romania, Australia, Germany, Croatia.
Women's lightweight double scull: Tracy Langlands, Jane Hall
Heat: fifth in 7:30.74 behind Germany, Austria 1, Sweden, Japan 1.
Qualified from heats to semifinals: Hrysi Bisktzi and Irine Zora (GRE) 7:00.71;
Karin Stephan and Claudia Blasberg (GER) 6:57.53; Kim Pluegge and Pamela
Weisshaupt (SUI) 6:54.89, Constanta Burcica and Camelia Macoviciuc (ROM)
6:54.88.
Repechage: Langlands and Hall were second to the Italians Barelli and Skerlavaj
to qualify for the semifinals.
Qualified from reps to semifinals: Hedi Poot and Laurien Vermulst (NED),
Benedicte Luzuy and Christelle Fernandez (FRA), Anna Aliquander and Monika
Remsei (HUN), Sofia Joensson and Kristina Knep (SWE), Sally Newmarch and
Virginia Lee (AUS), Margret Sperrer and Karola Schustereder (AUT), Marianna
Barelli and Antonella Skerlavaj (ITA), Tracy Langlands and Jane Hall (GB).
Men's lightweight double scull: Tim Male, Tom Kay
Heat: second in 6:18.97 behind Pascal Touron and Thibault Chapelle (FRA)
6:15.53, sixth in the World Champs 1998. Also rans were Ireland (Armstrong,
O'Toole), Spain 2 and Netherlands. One to qualify for semifinals.
Qualified from heats to semifinals: Michelan Crispi and Leon Pettinari (ITA)
6:16.45, Ingo Euler and Bernhard Rueling (GER) 6:17.20, Pascal Touron and
Thibault Chapelle (FRA) 6:15.53; Vassilis Polymeros and Panaciotis Miliotis
(GRE) 6:17.71.
Repechage: Male and Kay were second in a close finish with the Swiss Baenninger
and Laett to qualify for the semifinals.
Qualifiers from reps to semifinals: Torben Bech Jensen and Soeren Madsen (DEN),
Conal Groom and Robert Tucker (USA), Michael Baenninger and Nicolas Laett
(SUI), Tim Male and Tom Kay (GB), Maarten van der Linden and Pepijn Aardewijn
(NED), Bruce Hick and Haimish Karrash (AUS), Markus and Michael Gier (SUI),
Viliam Mlynarik and Lubos Podstupka (SVK).
Men's lightweight coxless four: James Brown, Jim McNiven, Dave Lemon, John
Warnock
Heat: Third in 5:56.70 behind world champions Denmark 5:45.60 (world best time)
and Netherlands.
Qualified from heats to semifinals: Italy 5:48.99, 2, France 5:47.89, Denmark
5:45.60.
Repechage: GB finished second in a tight finish with Australia for three
qualifying places.
Qualified from reps to semifinals: Australia, GB, Germany, Netherlands, Spain,
Switzerland, Canada, Austria, Russia.
Women's quadruple scull: Lisa Eyre, Katherine Grainger, Sarah Winckless, Guin
Batten
Heat: Fifth in 6:32.11 behind Germany 6:11.69, USA, Ukraine and Italy. First to
final.
Qualifiers to final: Germany 6:11.69; Denmark 5:45.60. Russia 6:15.82.
Repechage on Saturday.
Men's quadruple scull: Pete Gardner, Garry McAdam, Mike Webb, Tom Gale
Heat: Sixth in 5:51.71 behind Australia 1 5:42.89, Germany 2, Belgium, First to
semifinal.
Qualified from heats to semifinals: Netherlands (Verberne, Lippits, Simon,
Bartman) 5:39.21; Australia (Hardcastle, Burton, Day, Reside) 5:42.89; Germany
(Hajek, Geisler, Volkert, Willms) 5:37.99.
Repechage: GB qualified for semi in a four-boat finish for three places with
Ukraine, Belgium and the unsuccessful Danish crew.
Qualified from reps to semifinals: USA, Norway, France, Switzerland, Austria,
Sweden, Ukraine, GB, Belgium.
Women's eight: Bow - Elise Laverick, Alison Sanders, Helen Raine, Caroline
Kirman, Kate MacKenzie, Rowan Carroll, Sue Walker, str Alex Beever, cox Suzie
Ellis
Heat: Fourth in 6:13.50 behind Romania 5:57.02, Canada and Australia.
Qualified from heats to final: Germany 5:57.63; Romania 5:57.02 (world best
time).
Repechage on Saturday.
Men's eight: Bow - Bob Thatcher, Ben Hunt-Davis, Fred Scarlett, Louis Attrill,
Luka Grubor, Kieran West, Tim Foster, str Steve Trapmore, cox Rowley Douglas
Heat: Third in 5:25.84 behind Netherlands 5:23.15 and Romania.
Qualified from heats to final: Germany 5:25.62; Netherlands 5:23.15.
Repechage on Saturday.
Men's lightweight eight: Bow - Aidan Tucker, Ned Kittoe, Nick Strange, Michael
Louzado, James McGarva, Gareth Davies, Philip Maker, str Ben Webb, cox
Christian Cormack
Heat: second behind ITA 5:41.19; GB 5:43.72. Other qualifier for final: CAN
5:41.70
Men's lightweight single scull: Peter Haining
Heat: second in 7:06.84 behind Simone Forlani (ITA), 7:06.47. Other qualifiers
for semifinal: Sam Lynch (IRE) 7:12.13; Filippo Mannucci (ITA) 7:08.82; Karsten
Nielsen (DEN) 7:09.45; Gergely Kokas (HUN) 7:04.88 Michal Vabrousek (CZE).
Repechage: Haining finished second and qualified for the semifinals behind
Frederic Dufour of France.Other qualifiers from repechages: Silvio Ambrus
(Croatia), Luca Moncada (ITA), Calvin Ferguson (NZ), Christoph Praschnig (AUT),
Martin Falcke (GER), Rinze Krol (NED), Lars Achtruth (GER), Derek Holland
(IRE), Karl Parker (AUS), Martin Balazoviech (SVK).
Women's coxless four: Claire Fox, Charlotte Hill, Kate Templeton, Caroline
Dring
Straight final.
Women's lightweight coxless pair: Malindi Myers, Jo Nitsch
Straight final.
Women's lightweight single scull 1: Kirsty McClelland Brooks
Heat: third in 7:26.70 behind Marit van Eupen (NED) 7:15.88 and Myriam Lamolle
(FRA) 7:24.28. Three qualified for semifinal.
Women's lightweight single scull 2: Sarah Birch
Heat: third in 8:01.82 behind Valerie Viehoff (GER) 8:01.82 and Mirna Rajle
(CRO) 8:01.98.
Qualified from heats to semifinals: Marit van Eupen (NED), Myriam Lamolle
(FRA), Kirsty McClelland Brooks (GB), Pia Vogel (SUI), Kisahn Lamshed (AUS),
Katja Cadorin (GER), Valerie Viehoff (GER), Mirna Rajle (CRO), Sarah Birch
(GB).
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