Pan Am Results – July 11th and 12th – Rowing and Diving
Philippe Gagne of Canada during the Men’s 3 Meter Springboard competition.
Rowing Prelims July 11th
A fantastic day for rowing at the Royal Canadian Henley Regatta course. Canada, the U.S., and Cuba dominated.
Women’s Double (2x)
Winner: Canada
Time: 7:01
Men’s Double (2x) (Heat 1)
Winner: United States
Time: 6:28
Men’s Double (2x) (Heat 2)
Winner: Cuba
Time: 6:27
Women’s Coxless Pair (2-)
Winner: United States
Time: 7:19
Men’s Coxless Four (4-)
Winner: Canada
Time: 6:18
Men’s Lightweight Double (Lwt 2x) (Heat 1)
Winner: United States
Time: 6:31
Men’s Lightweight Double (Lwt 2x) (Heat 2)
Winner: Cuba
Time: 6:45
Women’s Lightweight Double (Lwt 2x) (Heat 1)
Winner: Cuba
Time: 7:33
Women’s Lightweight Double (Lwt 2x) (Heat 2)
Winner: Canada
Time: 7:21
Men’s Single (1x) (Heat 1)
Winner: Cuba
Time: 7:11
Men’s Single (1x) (heat 2)
Winner: United States
Time: 7:06
Diving July 11th
Roxanne and I had a great time watching diving. It was incredible the feats the divers could perform before plunging into the water. Here are results for the events we witnessed: Men’s 3m Springboard and Women’s 10m Platform.
Men’s 3m Springboard Final
Gold: Rommel Pacheco (Mexico) (483.35
Silver: Jahir Ocampo (Mexico) (442.15)
Bronze: Philippe Gagne (Canada) (421.20)
Women’s 10m Platform Final
First: Paola Espinosa (Mexico) (383.20)
Silver: Roseline Filion (Canada) (377.60)
Bronze: Meaghan Bonfeito (Canada) (357.45)
Rowing Prelims July 12th
The second day of rowing prelims saw a more even distribution of winners with Mexico, Argentina, and Chile also gaining wins in heats. The Canadian crowd wowed with enthusiasm for the home team, and the grandstands erupted when the Canadian’s men’s Eight passed the U.S. Eight. It was deafening. The crowd also showed great sportsmanship, respectfully clapping and cheering for the teams that were not as successful.
Men’s Lightweight Coxless Four (Lwt 4-) (Heat 1)
Winner: Argentina
Time: 6:02
Men’s Lightweight Coxless Four (lwt 4-) (Heat 2)
Winner: United States
Time: 6:00.25
Women’s Single Sculls (1x) (Heat 1)
Winner: United States
Time: 7:56.38
Women’s Single Sculls (1x) (Heat 2)
Winner: Canada
Time: 7:43
Men’s Coxless Pair (2-) (Heat 1)
Winner: Chile
Time: 6:36.21
Men’s Coxless Pair (2-) (Heat 2)
Winner: Mexico
Time: 6:42.95
Men’s Quadruple Sculls (4x)
Winner: Canada
Time: 5:52
Women’s Lightweight Single Sculls (Lwt 1x) (Heat 1)
Winner: Brazil
Time: 7:36.25
Women’s Lightweight Single Sculls (Lwt 1x) (Heat 2)
Winner: United States
Time 7:43.34
Women’s Quadruple Sculls (4x)
Winner: Canada
Time: 6:30.83
Men’s Eight (8+)
Winner: Canada
Time: 5:45.29
Rowing Repechage July 12th
Men’s Lightweight Coxless Four (lwt 4-)
Winner: Canada
Time: 6:29.10
In B Finals: Brazil (all others to A Finals)
Women’s Single Sculls (1x)
Winner: Chile
Time: 8:37.60
In B Finals: El Salvador, Venezuela (all others in A Final)
Men’s Coxless Pair (2-)
Winner: Canada
Time: 7:08.38 (unofficial)
In B Finals: Cuba (all others in A Finals)
Women’s Lightweight Single Sculls (Lwt 1x)
Winner: Canada
Time: 8:20.02
In B Finals: Guatemala, Venezuela, Paraguay (all others in A Final)
