Rowing at the 2012 Summer Olympics – Women's lightweight double sculls

























Women's lightweight double sculls
at the Games of the XXX Olympiad

Venue Eton Dorney
Date 29 July – 4 August
Competitors 34 from 17 nations
Winning time 7:09.30
Medalists



















1st, gold medalist(s)

Katherine Copeland
Sophie Hosking
 Great Britain
2nd, silver medalist(s)

Xu Dongxiang
Wenyi Huang
 China
3rd, bronze medalist(s)

Christina Giazitzidou
Alexandra Tsiavou
 Greece

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The Women's lightweight double sculls competition at the 2012 Summer Olympics in London took place are at Dorney Lake which, for the purposes of the Games venue, is officially termed Eton Dorney.[1][2]


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Contents






  • 1 Schedule


  • 2 Results


    • 2.1 Heats


      • 2.1.1 Heat 1


      • 2.1.2 Heat 2


      • 2.1.3 Heat 3




    • 2.2 Repechage


      • 2.2.1 Repechage 1


      • 2.2.2 Repechage 2




    • 2.3 Semifinals A/B


      • 2.3.1 Semifinal 1


      • 2.3.2 Semifinal 2




    • 2.4 Finals


      • 2.4.1 Final C


      • 2.4.2 Final B


      • 2.4.3 Final A






  • 3 References





Schedule


All times are British Summer Time (UTC+1)






































Date
 Time
 Round
Sunday, 29 July 2012 10:40
Heats
Tuesday, 31 July 2012 10:10
Repechages
Thursday, 2 August 2012 10:30
Semifinals
Saturday, 4 August 2012 10:00
Final C
Saturday, 4 August 2012 10:40
Final B
Saturday, 4 August 2012 11:50
Final


Results



Heats


First two of each heat qualify to the semifinals, remainder goes to the repechage.



Heat 1




















































Rank
 Rowers
 Country
 Time
 Notes
1
Sophie Hosking
Katherine Copeland
 Great Britain
 6:56.96
 Q
2
Anne Lolk Thomsen
Juliane Rasmussen
 Denmark
 6:59.94
 Q
3
Louise Ayling
Julia Edward
 New Zealand
 7:02.78
 R
4
Yaima Velázquez
Yoslaine Domínguez
 Cuba
 7:12.99
 R
5
María Clara Rohner
Milka Kraljev
 Argentina
 7:33.37
 R
6
Sara Mohamed Baraka
Fatma Rashed
 Egypt
 7:45.23
 R


Heat 2




















































Rank
 Rowers
 Country
 Time
 Notes
1
Christina Giazitzidou
Alexandra Tsiavou
 Greece
 7:03.66
 Q
2
Bronwen Watson
Hannah Every-Hall
 Australia
 7:05.30
 Q
3
Kristin Hedstrom
Julie Nichols
 United States
 7:08.46
 R
4
Rianne Sigmond
Maaike Head
 Netherlands
 7:10.49
 R
5
Lindsay Jennerich
Patricia Obee
 Canada
 7:10.89
 R
6
Luana de Assis
Fabiana Beltrame
 Brazil
 7:34.37
 R


Heat 3













































Rank
 Rowers
 Country
 Time
 Notes
1
Xu Dongxiang
Huang Wenyi
 China
 7:15.57
 Q
2
Lena Müller
Anja Noske
 Germany
 7:19.24
 Q
3
Atsumi Fukumoto
Akiko Iwamoto
 Japan
 7:30.29
 R
4
Kim Myeong-sin
Kim Sol-ji
 South Korea
 7:31.98
 R
5
Pham Thi Hai
Pham Thi Thao
 Vietnam
 7:40.06
 R


Repechage


First three qualify to the semifinal.



Repechage 1




















































Rank
 Rower
 Country
 Time
 Notes
1
Rianne Sigmond
Maaike Head
 Netherlands
 7:19.26
 Q
2
Louise Ayling
Julia Edward
 New Zealand
 7:19.26
 Q
3
Atsumi Fukumoto
Akiko Iwamoto
 Japan
 7:23.79
 Q
4
Luana de Assis
Fabiana Beltrame
 Brazil
 7:27.46
5
Pham Thi Hai
Pham Thi Thao
 Vietnam
 7:37.64
6
Sara Mohamed Baraka
Fatma Rashed
 Egypt
 7:54.01


Repechage 2













































Rank
 Rower
 Country
 Time
 Notes
1
Kristin Hedstrom
Julie Nichols
 United States
 7:13.82
 Q
2
Lindsay Jennerich
Patricia Obee
 Canada
 7:15.37
 Q
3
Yaima Velázquez
Yoslaine Dominguez
 Cuba
 7:19.33
 Q
4
Kim Myung-shin
Kim Sol-ji
 South Korea
 7:27.95
5
Maria Rohner
Milka Kraljev
 Argentina
 7:40.72


Semifinals A/B



Semifinal 1




















































Rank
 Rowers
 Country
 Time
 Notes
1
Katherine Copeland
Sophie Hosking
 Great Britain
 7:05.90
 Q
2
Christina Giazitzidou
Alexandra Tsiavou
 Greece
 7:09.01
 Q
3
Lena Müller
Anja Noske
 Germany
 7:10.16
 Q
4
Kristin Hedstrom
Julie Nichols
 United States
 7:12.61
5
Louise Ayling
Julia Edward
 New Zealand
 7:15.06
6
Yaima Velasquez
Yoslaine Dominguez
 Cuba
 7:21.86


Semifinal 2




















































Rank
 Rowers
 Country
 Time
 Notes
1
Xu Dongxiang
Wenyi Huang
 China
 7:10.39
 Q
2
Anne Lolk Thomsen
Juliane Rasmussen
 Denmark
 7:10.93
 Q
3
Bronwen Watson
Hannah Every-Hall
 Australia
 7:12.35
 Q
4
Lindsay Jennerich
Patricia Obee
 Canada
 7:14.83
5
Rianne Sigmond
Maaike Head
 Netherlands
 7:19.31
6
Atsumi Fukumoto
Akiko Iwamoto
 Japan
 7:34.23


Finals



Final C













































Rank
 Canoer
 Country
 Time
 Notes
1
Luana de Assis
Fabiana Beltrame
 Brazil
 7:41.43
2
Kim Myung-shin
Kim Sol-ji
 South Korea
 7:44.03
3
Maria Rohner
Milka Kraljev
 Argentina
 7:44.62
4
Pham Thi Hai
Pham Thi Thao
 Vietnam
 7:51.82
5
Sara Mohamed Baraka
Fatma Rashed
 Egypt
 8:14.17


Final B




















































Rank
 Canoer
 Country
 Time
 Notes
1
Lindsay Jennerich
Patricia Obee
 Canada
 7:17.24
2
Rianne Sigmond
Maaike Head
 Netherlands
 7:20.36
3
Louise Ayling
Julia Edward
 New Zealand
 7:22.78
4
Yaima Velasquez
Yoslaine Dominguez
 Cuba
 7:23.25
5
Kristin Hedstrom
Julie Nichols
 United States
 7:23.31
6
Atsumi Fukumoto
Akiko Iwamoto
 Japan
 7:32.12


Final A




















































Rank
 Rowers
 Country
 Time
 Notes

1st, gold medalist(s)
Katherine Copeland
Sophie Hosking
 Great Britain
 7:09.30

2nd, silver medalist(s)
Xu Dongxiang
Wenyi Huang
 China
 7:11.93

3rd, bronze medalist(s)
Christina Giazitzidou
Alexandra Tsiavou
 Greece
 7:12.09
4
Anne Lolk Thomsen
Juliane Rasmussen
 Denmark
 7:15.53
5
Bronwen Watson
Hannah Every-Hall
 Australia
 7:20.68
6
Lena Müller
Anja Noske
 Germany
 7:22.18


References





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