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July 7th, 2011 July 7, 2011 – JWOC Middle distance final results – Team CANADA
Women
A final:
22nd – Emily Kemp
B Final:
45th – Emily Ross
57th – Kendra Murray
65th – Tori Owen
Men
C final:
6th – Graeme Rennie
9th – Lee Hawkings
36th – Graham Ereaux
Full results at www.jwoc2011.pl
July 6th, 2011 July 6, 2011 – JWOC Middle distance qualification results – Team CANADA
There were 3 heats. the top 20 from each heat advances to the middle “A” final.
Men
Heat 1: 49th Graeme Rennie
Heat 2: 45th Graham Ereaux
Heat 3: 45th Lee Hawkings
Women
Heat 2: 13th Emily Kemp, 42nd Emily Ross
Heat 3: 27th Kendra Murray, 39th Tori Owen
Emily Kemp has qualified for the women’s middle distance “A” final.
Emily Ross, Tori Owen and Kendra Murray have qualified for the women’s “B” final.
Graeme Rennie, Graham Ereaux and Lee Hawkings have qualified for the men’s “C’ final.
The finals take place on Thursday July 7.
Full results at www.jwoc2011.pl
July 4th, 2011 July 4, 2011 – JWOC Long distance results – Team CANADA
Men
111. Lee Hawkings
118. Graeme Rennie
125. Graham Ereaux
/153 starters
Women
13. Emily Kemp
103. Kendra Murray
117. Tori Owen
118. Emily Ross
125 . Molly Kemp
/131 starters
Full results at www.jwoc2011.pl
July 3rd, 2011 July 3, 2011 – JWOC Sprint results – Team CANADA
Men
106. Graeme Rennie
119. Lee Hawkings
136. Graham Ereaux
/160 starters
Women
38. Emily Kemp
106. Kendra Murray
113. Emily Ross
115 . Molly Kemp
124. Tori Owen
/130 starters
Full results at www.jwoc2011.pl
July 10th, 2010 Team Canada wrapped up their week at the Junior World Orienteering Championships. The relay teams include 3 athletes and the JWOC organizers are always good about putting together teams from various countries when there aren’t enough athletes from one country to make up a team. So, Damian Konotopetz, Colin Abbott and Graeme Rennie made up a CANADA team. Lee Hawkings was on a team with two German athletes and Emily Ross and Emily Kemp were on a team with an athlete from Hong Kong. Damian, Colin and Graeme finished 22nd out of the 28 countries taking part. Emily Kemp ran the first leg for her team and finished her leg in 7th place.
Congratulations to Damian, Colin, Graeme, Lee, Emily and Emily for representing Canada so well at the 2010 Junior World Orienteering Championships. And also a very special thanks to Jeff Teutsch as assistant team leader and Randy Kemp as team leader.
July 9th, 2010 Here’s the round-up of the Canadian results of the middle final in Denmark – which includes a STELLAR result for Ottawa’s Emily Kemp.
WOMEN
In the women’s A final, Emily Kemp finished in 13th place, just 2 minutes out of the bronze medal position. Emily Ross was 51st in the B final.
MEN
Damian Konotopetz who just missed qualifying for the A final, finished 14th in the B final. Colin Abbott finished 20th and Graeme Rennie finished 34th, all in the B final.Lee Hawkings was 12th in the C final.
Next up – the relay on Saturday
Our best guess is that Emily’s 13th place is a best ever result for a Canadian athlete at JWOC. Any JWOC history buffs out there can let us know if this is the case.
Full details are on the JWOC web site.
July 8th, 2010 The middle distance qualification race at the Junior World Orienteering Championships was held on Thursday July 8. This race determines which final (A, B or C) the athletes will start on Friday for the middle distance final. A special shout out to Damian Konotopetz who finished 21 in his heat and to Emily Kemp who finished 8th. GO Canada GO!
MEN
Heat one: Graeme Rennie 40 of 53 in heat
Heat two: Lee Hawkings 44 of 53 in heat
Heat three; Damian Konotopetz 21 of 52 in heat and Colin Abbott 40 of 52 in heat
WOMEN
Heat one: Emily Kemp 8 of 42 in heat
Heat three: Emily Ross 35 of 41 on heat
Full details and results at www.jwoc2010.dk
July 7th, 2010 The long distance race was Tuesday July 6th at the Junior World Orienteering Championships in Denmark. Here are the Canadian results:
Damian Konotopetz 90th
Colin Abbott 97th
Graeme Rennie 98th
Lee Hawkings 117th
156 men competed in the race
Emily Kemp 42nd
Emily Ross 104th
122 women competed in the race
Thursday is the middle qualification race with the middle distance final on Friday. The team has posted pictures on the Team Canada blog. Be sure to check out the photos and leave a good luck message for the team.
July 5th, 2010 The sprint race was Monday July 5 at the Junior World Orienteering Championships in Denmark. Here are the Canadian results:
Damian Konotopetz 74th
Graeme Rennie 79th
Colin Abbott 112th
Lee Hawkings 135th
153 men competed in the race
Emily Kemp 56th
Emily Ross 102nd
118 women competed in the race
The sprint course was at a university campus. Up Tuesday is the long distance race. The terrain will be challenging and the forest will be thick in spots.
Watch the Team Canada blog as the team hopes to get pictures up soon.
July 31st, 2009 2009 Junior World Orienteering Championships website
July 11 – relay
place |
relay – men |
time |
1/49 |
winner’s time – Team SWEDEN 1 |
2:08:51 |
43 |
Team CANADA 1 (Colin, Damian, Graeme R) |
2:53:23 |
46 |
Team CANADA 2 (Eric, Lee, Graham E) |
2:55:29 |
place |
relay – women |
time |
1/40 |
winner’s time – Team NORWAY 1 |
33:28 |
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Because there weren’t 3 Canadian women, Emily ran the first leg and Angela the second and an athlete from another country rounded out the team. So this isn’t an official team. Emily finished her leg in 18th place and the team was in 29th place after Angela’s leg. |
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July 10 – middle distance final race
place |
name – women – A final |
time |
1/60 |
winner’s time – ALEXANDERSSON Tove SWE |
22:24 |
24 |
KEMP Emily |
27:00 |
place |
name – women – B final |
time |
1/52 |
winner’s time – HOKHOLT Linn NOR |
24:23 |
37 |
FORSEILLE Angela |
41:12 |
place |
name – men – B final |
time |
1/57 |
winner’s time – TAMBASAU Yury BLR |
22:08 |
27 |
RENNIE Graeme |
29:45 |
39 |
ABBOTT Colin |
31:13 |
57 |
KONOTOPETZ Damian |
43:37 |
place |
name – men – C final |
time |
1/52 |
winner’s time – KADBERRAMAN Elena Nabil ESP |
19:44 |
4 |
KEMP Eric |
20:54 |
13 |
HAWKINGS Lee |
23:52 |
21 |
EREAUX Graham |
24:56 |
July 9 – middle distance qualification race
Based on their qualification results, athletes will start in either the A, B or C final
place |
name – men – heat 1 |
time |
1/58 |
winner’s time – HUBMANN Martin SUI |
26:20 |
35 |
ABBOTT Colin |
33:41 |
45 |
EREAUX Graham |
36:19 |
place |
name – men – heat 2 |
time |
1/58 |
winner’s time – KLUSACEK Matej CZE |
26:17 |
29 |
KONOTOPETZ Damian |
33:12 |
53 |
HAWKINGS Lee |
44:39 |
place |
name – men – heat 3 |
time |
1/58 |
winner’s time – KYBURZ Matthias SUI |
26:43 |
39 |
RENNIE Graeme |
34:53 |
53 |
KEMP Eric |
42:40 |
place |
name – women – heat 1 |
time |
1/42 |
winner’s time – ARNESEN Mari Jevne NOR |
25:19 |
32 |
FORSEILLE Angela |
35:36 |
place |
name – women – heat 2 |
time |
1/40 |
winner’s time – BOCHENKOVA Ivana CZE |
23:53 |
5 |
KEMP Emily |
26:44 |
July 7 – long (final) results for Canada
place |
name – men |
time |
1/161 |
winner’s time – BERGMAN Gustav SWE |
1:05:55 |
95 |
ABBOTT Colin |
1:46:21 |
114 |
KONOTOPETZ Damian |
1:56:18 |
124 |
EREAUX Graham |
2:01:34 |
132 |
HAWKINGS Lee |
2:12:25 |
139 |
RENNIE Graeme |
2:32:00 |
DSQ |
KEMP Eric |
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place |
name – women |
time |
1/121 |
winner’s time – BOBACH Ida DEN |
54:12 |
27 |
KEMP Emily |
1:04:05 |
82 |
FORSEILLE Angela |
1:33:00 |
July 6 – sprint (final) results for Canada
place |
name – men |
time |
1/169 |
winner’s time – KYBURZ Matthias SUI |
14:43 |
75 |
ABBOTT Colin |
17:23 |
110 |
KONOTOPETZ Damian |
18:28 |
138 |
KEMP Eric |
20:05 |
139 |
HAWKINGS Lee |
20:13 |
145 |
RENNIE Graeme |
20:46 |
154 |
EREAUX Graham |
24:23 |
place |
name – women |
time |
1/120 |
winner’s time – LÖNNKVIST Jenny SWE |
13:34 |
27 |
KEMP Emily |
15:58 |
111 |
FORSEILLE Angela |
25:20 |
There were not qualification races for the sprint and long. All athletes competed in the same final race.
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