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Paris 2024: Joanie Delgaco out of medal contention after 6th place finish in q'finals
Paris 2024: Joanie Delgaco out of medal contention after 6th place finish in q'finals
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Published Jul 30, 2024 04:03 PM PHT
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Updated Jul 30, 2024 04:34 PM PHT
Philippines' Joanie Delgaco competes in the women's single sculls repechages rowing competition at Vaires-sur-Marne Nautical Centre in Vaires-sur-Marne during the Paris 2024 Olympic Games on July 28, 2024. Bertrand Guay, AFP
Philippines' Joanie Delgaco competes in the women's single sculls repechages rowing competition at Vaires-sur-Marne Nautical Centre in Vaires-sur-Marne during the Paris 2024 Olympic Games on July 28, 2024. Bertrand Guay, AFP(UPDATED) Joanie Delgaco's hopes of winning a medal in the 2024 Paris Olympic Games have now come to an end.
(UPDATED) Joanie Delgaco's hopes of winning a medal in the 2024 Paris Olympic Games have now come to an end.
This, after the Filipina rower placed sixth in the Games' women's singles sculls quarterfinals on Tuesday (Manila time.)
This, after the Filipina rower placed sixth in the Games' women's singles sculls quarterfinals on Tuesday (Manila time.)
She finished with a time of 7:58.30 in the third quarterfinals and is now relegated to the semifinals C/D, the placement races.
She finished with a time of 7:58.30 in the third quarterfinals and is now relegated to the semifinals C/D, the placement races.
A sixth place finish for Filipina rower Joanie Delgaco in quarterfinals 3 of the women's single sculls. She is relegated to semis C/D. Screen shot from the Paris Olympics website
A sixth place finish for Filipina rower Joanie Delgaco in quarterfinals 3 of the women's single sculls. She is relegated to semis C/D. Screen shot from the Paris Olympics websiteAdvancing from their group are New Zealand’s Emma Twig (7:26.89), Switzerland’s Aurelia-Maxima Katharina (7:31.12), and Spain’s Virginia Diaz Rivas (7:34.01).
Advancing from their group are New Zealand’s Emma Twig (7:26.89), Switzerland’s Aurelia-Maxima Katharina (7:31.12), and Spain’s Virginia Diaz Rivas (7:34.01).
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In quarterfinal 1, Australia's Tara Rigney placed first with 7:58:30 and was able to clinch the first semis ticket.
In quarterfinal 1, Australia's Tara Rigney placed first with 7:58:30 and was able to clinch the first semis ticket.
Joining her in the semis are USA's Kara Kohler and Bulgaria's Desislava Angelova.
Joining her in the semis are USA's Kara Kohler and Bulgaria's Desislava Angelova.
In quarters 2, the Netherlands' Karolien Florijn (7:29.07), Germany's Alexandra Foester (7:30:98), and Belarus' Tatsiana Klimovich (7:34.30) advanced.
In quarters 2, the Netherlands' Karolien Florijn (7:29.07), Germany's Alexandra Foester (7:30:98), and Belarus' Tatsiana Klimovich (7:34.30) advanced.
Completing the semis cast are quarterfinals 4 winners Viktorija Senkute (7:33.35), Uzbekistan’s Anna Prakaten (7:35.91), and Austria’s Magdalena Lobnig (7:44.03)
Completing the semis cast are quarterfinals 4 winners Viktorija Senkute (7:33.35), Uzbekistan’s Anna Prakaten (7:35.91), and Austria’s Magdalena Lobnig (7:44.03)
Delgaco, who is the first female rower from the Philippines in the Olympic Games, qualified for the quarterfinals after she topped the repechage heat with 7:55:00 last Sunday.
Delgaco, who is the first female rower from the Philippines in the Olympic Games, qualified for the quarterfinals after she topped the repechage heat with 7:55:00 last Sunday.
Before this, the 26-year-old placed fourth in the qualifiers with 7:56:26 and just fell short of earning an outright quarters spot.
Before this, the 26-year-old placed fourth in the qualifiers with 7:56:26 and just fell short of earning an outright quarters spot.
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