Rowing at the 1993 Summer Universiade

Rowing
at the XVII Summer Universiade
VenueSt. Catharines, Canada Canada
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Rowing was contested at the 1993 Summer Universiade in St. Catharines in Canada.

Medal summary

Medal table

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Canada55313
2 Romania4105
3 United States1225
4 France1113
 Germany1113
6 China1102
7 Finland1001
 Ukraine1001
9 Great Britain0303
10 Italy0123
11 Australia0022
 Poland0022
13 Belgium0011
Totals (13 entries)15151444

Men's events

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Single sculls Nicolae Tega
 Romania 		Derek Porter
 Canada 		Tom Symoens
 Belgium
Quadruple sculls  Ukraine (UKR)
Anton Prodan
Ihor Mohylniy
Kostyantyn Pronenko
Leonid Shaposhnikov 		 Canada (CAN)
Derek Porter
Darren Barber
Phil Graham
Michael Forgeron 		 Poland (POL)
Marek Kolbowicz
Jarosław Nowicki
Robert Zaborski
Piotr Bujnarowski
Lightweight single sculls Vesa Keso
 Finland 		Ulf Meyer
 Germany 		Jason Dorland
 United States
Lightweight double sculls  Germany (GER)
Michael Schottler
Jens Weckbach 		 Italy (ITA)
Carlo Mornati
Cris Rotta 		 Canada (CAN)
Jeff Hilton
James Brambell
Lightweight coxless four  France (FRA)
Christophe Alix
Xavier Dorfman
José Oyarzabal
Sébastien Bel 		 Great Britain (GBR)
Jason Keys
Steve Ellis
Simon Cox
L. Morgan 		 Canada (CAN)
Robert Fontaine
Chris Davidson
Steve Strba
Gavin Hassett
Lightweight eight  United States (USA)[1]
Nat Kochrane
John Glomb
Nick Lowel
Ken Cox
David Dragseth
Brad McMillan
Brian Winke
Karl Farber
Peter Cipollone (cox) 		 Great Britain (GBR)
Clarry
Rogers
Wild
Cracknell
Behrens
Richard Phelps
Cassidy
Matthew Parish
Martin Haycock (cox) 		 Canada (CAN)[2]
Duncan Ruth
Jack Walkey
Shawn Walsh
Mark Platt
Gord Hughes
Michael Schellinck
Brad Crombie
Adam Parfitt
Jay Bertagnolli
Coxless pair  Canada (CAN)
Phil Graham
Darren Barber 		 United States (USA)
Tim Ryan
Jerome Ryan 		 Italy (ITA)
Cristian Rotta
Carlo Mornati
Coxed four  Romania (ROU)
Ioan Vizitiu
Cornel Nemțoc
Dorin Alupei
Iulică Ruican
Ioana Ilie 		 France (FRA)
Hervé Marechal
Eric Brossard
Charlotie Gautho
Hervé Montico
Stéphane Guérinot 		 United States (USA)
Adam Holland
Donald Mann
Jonathan Shields
Donald Ryan
Tom Brennan

Women's events

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Single sculls Veronica Cochela
 Romania 		Marnie McBean
 Canada 		Iza Wisiniewska
 Poland
Quadruple sculls  Romania (ROU)
Viorica Neculai
Ioana Oltbanu
Maria Padurariu
Constanta Pipota 		 Canada (CAN)
Julie Jespersen
Maria Maunder
Emma Robinson
Lana Taves 		 Australia (AUS)
E. O'Connor
B. Opferkuch
M. Tidey
E. Tidey
Lightweight single sculls Wendy Wiebe
 Canada 		Phoebe White
 Great Britain 		Martina Orzan
 Italy
Lightweight double sculls  Canada (CAN)
Tracy Duncan
Rachel Starr 		 China (CHN)
Huang Jielan
Peng Ailian 		 Germany (GER)
Daniela Baur
Cora Zillich
Coxless pair  China (CHN)
Ou Shaoyan
Zhong Aifang 		 Canada (CAN)
Laurie Featherstone
Michelle Brindamour 		 Australia (AUS)
K. McCallum
G. Radcliffe-Smith
Coxless four  Canada (CAN)
Michelle Darvill
Kelly Mahon
Marnie McBean
Diane O'Grady 		 Romania (ROU)
Veronica Cochela
Viorica Neculai
Ioana Olteanu
Constanta Pipota 		 France (FRA)
Marie-P. Lafitte
V. Lyon-Perroux
Bénédicte Luzuy
Anne Tollard
Eight  Canada (CAN)[2]
Danya Boichuk
Theresa Luke
Kirsten Meisner
Clare Wilkinson
Maria Maunder
Emma Robinson
Julie Jespersen
Lana Taves
Kimberly Calder (cox) 		 United States (USA)[1]
Melissa Schwen
Kirsten Walsh
Rosanna Zeggara
Katherine Healey
Jennifer Dore
Erin Peterson
Jennifer O'Shea
Ashley Maddox
Chelsea Dwyer 		No other competitors

References

  1. ^ a b "World University Games Medal Winners". The Buffalo News. June 20, 1993. Retrieved August 20, 2023.
  2. ^ a b "History". U Sports. Retrieved August 20, 2023.