Showing posts with label Rowing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rowing. Show all posts

Team Philippines - Joanie Delgaco


Joanie Delgaco became Philippines' first female rower to qualify for the Olympics after she clinched one of the five quota places in the women’s single sculls during the World Rowing Asian and Oceania Qualification Regatta in Chungju, South Korea last April. 
 
The 26-year old rower is the fourth Filipino rower Olympian following Edgardo Maerina (1988 Seoul Games), Benjamin Tolentino Jr. (2000 Sydney Games), and Cris Nievarez (2022 Tokyo Games).
 
A former setter of Camarines Sur volleyball team in Palarong Pambansa, she joined the Philippine Rowing team in 2015 and started winning medals in SEA Games where she bagged gold medal in 2019 Manila SEA Games.

She was also a finalist in the 2022 Asian Games in the women's singles sculls where she finished 5th place.
 
She is now training in Germany following her 8th place finish in the 7th Waistrooss Head of River Regatta in Schwebsange, Luxembourg last weekend and will return to Metz training camp in France where other Filipino Olympians are training too.
 
Rowing in Paris Olympics will start on July 27 where Delgaco's event, the Women's Single Sculls Heats is also scheduled. She will compete against 31 best rowers in the world.


 


 


 

 

Rowing & Traditional Boat Race at the 20th ASEAN University Games (AUG) 2022


Rowing & Traditional Boat Race is one of 23 sports featured at the 20th ASEAN University Games (AUG) 2022. The competition started on August 3 in Sisaket City.

Below are the medalists of the said sport.

Day 1 - August 3
Day 2 - August 4
Day 3 - August 5

 
 
Day 4 - August 6


 
 
 
 






Rowing at the 31st Southeast Asian Games - Hanoi 2021

 
 
Rowing offers 16 gold medals at the 31st edition of the Southeast Asian Games in Vietnam.

The competition is scheduled at the Haiphong Canoeing and Rowing training centre from May 9 until May 14.




Below are the medalists

 


2022 Asian Rowing Virtual Indoor Championships

Five Southeast Asian countries took part at the 2022 Asian Rowing Virtual Indoor Championships hosted and organized by Hong Kong which happened last January 15, 2022.
 
Thailand has won the most number of medals from Southeast Asia capturing 14 gold medals of the 31 medals. Also winning gold medals are Malaysia, Singapore and Vietnam while the Philippines also captured 8 medals.

Below are the successful rowers from Southeast Asia at this virtual competition.







 


More Athletes Qualified From Southeast Asia


 
Below are the Southeast Asian rowers who qualified for Tokyo Olympics after the 2021 FISA Asia & Oceania Olympic Qualification Regatta in Tokyo, Japan.
  • Indonesia | LW2x - Melanie Putri & Mutiara Rahma Putri
  • Philippines | Men's Singles Sculls - Cris Nievarez
  • Singapore | Women's Single Sculls - Joan Poh Xue Hua
  • Thailand | Women's Single Sculls - Nuntida Krajangjam

Note: Pham Thi Hue of Vietnam was fourth in the women's single sculls in the qualification event. Her result could have seen her qualify as the top five receiving slots to Tokyo in individual races, however, each country was only allowed to send its highest-placed qualifier to the Games. Fortunately, their highest qualifier are Duo Luong Thi Thao and Dinh Thi Hao who placed 2nd in the LW2x Final A.

 

SEARF Junior & Senior Rowing & SEA Canoe Sprint Championships 2019

Photo credit | via FB account of Philippine Rowing Association

Congratulations to team Philippines for winning medals at this competition held in Pattaya, Thailand from June 18 to 23.

Gold Medal
  • Joanie Delgado - Lightweight Women’s Single Sculls (LW1x)
Silver Medal
  • Criz Nievarez - Lightweight Men’s Single Sculls (LM1x)
  • J. Delgado at Melcah Jen Caballero - Lightweight Women’s Double Sculls (LW2x)
  • Zuriel Sumintac, Roque Abala, Nestor Cordova & Edgar Ilas - Men’s Four (M4)
Bronze Medal
  • Cris Nievarez - Men's Single Sculls (M1x)
  • Melcah Jen Caballero & Amelyn Pagulayan - Women's ▪Double Sculls (W2x)



2018 Asian Rowing Cup II

Photo: Team Philippines | via FB of Edgardo Maerina

The Asian Rowing Cup II was held at Taegeum Lake International Rowing Center in South Korea last June 22 to June 30.

Indonesia
  • Bronze - Women's Lightweight 4's |

Philippines
  • Silver - Coxless Lightweight Men’s 4 (LM4) | Roque Abala, Edgar Ilas, Zuriel Sumantac and Chris Nievarez (6:31)
  • Bronze - Women’s Lightweight Single Sculls (LW1X) | Melcah Jen Caballero
Thailand
  • Bronze - Junior Women's Doubles | S Stannis &
  • Bronze - Women’s Lightweight Double Sculls | S Melissa & S Thip

Vietnam
  • Gold -  Women’s Lightweight Double Sculls | Phạm Thị Huệ & Lê Thị Hiền
  • Gold - Women's 4's | Đinh Thị Hảo, Phạm Thị Huệ, Lê Thị Hiền & Hồ Thị Lý
  • Gold - Women's Lightweight 4's | Lương Thị Thảo, Tạ Thanh Huyền, Hồ Thị Lý & Phạm Thị Thảo
  • Gold - Women's Doubles | Tạ Thanh Huyền & Lương Thị Thảo
  • Silver - Women's Doubles | Trần Thị An & Đinh Thị Hảo 
  • Silver - Women’s Lightweight Single Sculls | Nguyễn Thị Hài
  • Silver - Women's Singles | Nguyễn Thị Giang

Asian Rowing Championships 2017


The Asian Rowing Championships 2017 was successfully held in Pattaya, Thailand from the 4th to 8th of September with 325 athletes from 22 nations from Asia.

Big winner for the 4-day competition was China claiming 6 gold medals followed by Iran with 5 gold medals.

Southeast Asian countries also took the limelight with Indonesia and Thailand both collecting two gold medals while Vietnam got one gold medal.

Malaysia, the Philippines and Singapore also took part of the event but failed to collect medal.

This rowing tournament offered 22 events.

Below are the medalists from Southeast Asia at the Asian Rowing Championships 2017.
  • Gold | M8+ | Mahendra Y, Mochamad Alidarta L, Muhad Y, Ali B, Ferkiansyah, Ihram, Tanzil H, Ardi I & Ujang H.
  • Gold | W4- | Wa Ode Fitri R., Yuniarty, Julianti & Yayah R.
  • Gold | LW4x | Thi Hao D., Thanh Huyen, Thi Giang N. & Thi Ly H. (Vietnam)
  • Gold | PR1 M1x | Pooyin C. (Thailand)
  • Gold | PR3 Mix2x | Sumas P. & Anurak S. (Thailand)
  • Silver | M2X | Prem N. Nuttapong S. (Thailand)
  • Silver | LM1X | Jaruwat S. (Thailand)
  • Silver | M4X | Kakan K., Sulpianto, Edwin Ginanjar R., Mema M. (Indonesia)
  • Silver | PR1 W1x | Sukanya P. (Thailand)
  • Bronze | M4X | Sitthakam P., Nuttapong S., Prem N. & Jaruwat S. (Thailand)
  • Bronze | LM4X | Phiphat P, Sakon S, Methasit P. & Sompom M. (Thailand)
  • Bronze | W2X | Rojjana R. & Phuttharaksa N. (Thailand)
  • Bronze | W2- | Julianti & Yayah R. (Indonesia)
  • Bronze | W4X | Tippaporn P., Matinee R., Rojjana R. & Phuttharaksa N. (Thailand)
  • Bronze | W4- | Thi Hue T., Thi Nhung T.. Thi Hien L. & Thi an T. (Vietnam)
  • Bronze | LW4x | Wahyuni, Endang Sri H., Chelsea C. & Syiva L. (Vietnam)



17th South East Asian Senior and Junior Rowing Championships 2017

The 17th South East Asian Rowing Federation (SEARF) Senior and Junior Rowing Championships was held at the Green Field Rowing Club, Dong Nghe Lake in Danang City, Vietnam.

The four-day competition that wrapped up last July 30 was participated by over 100 athletes from Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and host Vietnam.

Twenty  events were being competed and host Vietnam dominated the event with a total of 25 medals. 14 of which are gold medals, 8 Silver and 3 bronze medals to top the Southeast Asian meet.

Indonesia came second with two gold, 3 silver and 3 bronze medals while Thailand finished third overall with 1 gold, 4 silver and 9 bronze medals.


Below are some of the results at this event.

Men’s Single Sculls
Gold - Van Ha Nguyen (Vietnam)
Silver - Benjie Tolentino (Philippines)
Bronze -Pittaya Meebun (Thailand)

Men's Double Sculls
Gold -
Silver - Nestor Cordova at Roque Abala (Philippines)
Bronze -

Men's Quadraple Scull
Gold - Nadzrie Hyckell, Oz Titus, Justin Ong and Syahir Ezekiel (Singapore)
Silver - (Vietnam)
Bronze - (Malaysia) 

Men's Pair
Gold - Thakum Chaicana & Sarakum Tachanattanya (Thailand)
Silver - Pham Minh Chinh & Tran Dang Dung (Vietnam)
Bronze - Muhammad Rabani Bin H. & Afif Nazmi Bin Muhamad Hasnul Aizam (Malaysia)

Women’s Double Sculls
Gold -
Silver - Melcah Jen Caballero at Joanie Delgaco (Philippines)
Bronze - 


Women's Single Sculls
Gold - (Vietnam)
Silver - Joan Poh (Singapore)
Bronze - Joanie Delgaco (Philippines)

Women's Lightweight Single Sculls
Gold - Win Nilar (Myanmar) 8:39.57
Silver - Ho Thi Ly (Vietnam) 8:41.07
Bronze - Raruen Matinee (Thailand) 8:42.92
4th - Khrizzia Arianne Joy Snyder (Philippines) 8:49.09
5th - Nurul Amira Binti Norhadi (Malaysia) 11:05.64


JUNIOR EVENTS

Junior - Men's Single Sculls
Gold - Prasetyo Luckiyus (Indonesia)
Silver - Huynh Thanh Nghia (Vietnam)
Bronze - Cris Nievarez (Philippines)
Junior - Women's Single Sculls
Gold - Nguyen Thi Giang (Vietnam)
Silver - La Thi Lan Anh (Vietnam)
Bronze - Putri Melani (Indonesia)

Junior - Men's Doule Sculls
Gold - Nguyen Van Duc & Vu Minh Tuan (Vietnam)
Silver - PhuphuakAdison & Deenoi Nawamin (Thailand)
Bronze - Nguyen Vu Luan & Nguyen Huy Han (Vietnam)

Junior - Men's Quadruple Sculls
Gold - MALAYSIA
Muhammad Khalis in Jas, Mohammad Amirul Bin Norhadi, Muhammad Irfan Bin Abdul Aziz & Afif Nazmi Bin Muhammad Haznul Aizam 
Silver - VIETNAM-1
Nguyen Huy Han, Tran Ngoc Huy, Nguyen Van Duc, Vu Minh Tuan
Bronze - VIETNAM-2
Nguyen Vu Luan, Le Thang, Khuc Tien Dung, Le Duc Anh

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