Bronze medal in men’s K-1 1000m kayak for Dewdney’s Alex Brent

The second day of racing produced some strong results for Team BC with the highlight being a bronze medal from Alex Brent in Men’s K1 1000m.  

Other results include:
Women’s K1 1000m 5th – Cassidy MacPherson (Maple Ridge)
Men’s C1 1000m 5th – Sam Loulet (Burnaby)
Women’s C1 1000m 6th – Ydris Hunter (Vancouver)
Men’s K1 1000m 3rd – Alex Brent (Dewdney)
Women’s K2 500m 6th – Jiam Kim (Maple Ridge) & Elisa Robson-Brown (Vancouver)
Men’s C2 500m 6th – Alexandre Demishkevich (Kamloops) & Quinn Phare (Pemberton)
Women’s C4 500m 7th – Sam Loulet, Melody Oh, Heather Potkins, Ann Zhang
Men’s K4 1000m 4th – Cameron Antifave, Coen del Valle, Matt Koehler, Michale Lanyon

QUOTES:
Alex Brent (Dewdney)
Kayak, Men’s K1 1000m

On winning bronze

“I was so stressed about getting a medal. I was training all year for that medal.  In all my training and camps – all I’ve been thinking about is medaling.  I can’t describe the feeling  – it’s indescribable.  I’ve been racing so long, you just have to have the confidence that you are going to win. Lining up against these guys, I was like – I’m going to win this.” 

Cassidy MacPherson Maple Ridge
Kayak, Women’s K1 1000m 5th place

On making A Finals in a very competitive field

“It was a goal of mine coming here.  It’s really nice to know I achieved that.  Once I achieve my goal I can now aim higher, getting a fourth in a future final would be great.”

TERRITORY ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We respectfully acknowledge the lək̓ʷəŋən (Lekwungen) People, also known today as the Esquimalt and Songhees Nations, and recognize that our work in this province spans the territories of more than 200 First Nations, as well as Métis and Inuit communities.

 
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