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Koninklijke- Holland Beker June, 4-5 2016 RESULTS Koninklijke- Holland Beker June, 4-5 2016 Event Junior Men's Double Sculls Heat 1 Saturday 007 JM 2x H1 08:40 pos. crew 500m 1000m 1500m finish qualification 1. BAS Basler -- -- 05:06.40 (1) 06:52.66 (1) (b) Wiebe J Veenstra 01:46.26 (s) Jan Nelis FA 2. MWC combi Maastrichtsche/Spaarne -- 03:50.77 (3) 05:47.95 (4) 07:05.98 (2) +13.32 (b) Gijs Schwarz 01:57.18 01:18.03 (s) Jasper Joordens -39.15 FA 3. TRO Tromp -- 03:27.56 (1) 05:17.14 (2) 07:09.33 (3) +16.67 (b) Puck Kenemans 01:49.58 01:52.19 (s) Kjell Bottema +2.61 FA 4. NAA Naarden -- 03:31.58 (2) 05:20.93 (3) 07:44.29 (4) +51.63 (b) Wolf Konig 01:49.35 02:23.36 (s) Dani van de Pol +34.01 1st, 2nd, fastest 3rd => FA Time-Team Regatta System 20-04-2017 @ 16:35 1/165 RESULTS Koninklijke- Holland Beker June, 4-5 2016 Event Junior Men's Double Sculls Heat 2 Saturday 007 JM 2x H2 08:45 pos. crew 500m 1000m 1500m finish qualification 1. RIC combi RIC/Hoop 01:39.86 (1) 03:27.32 (1) 05:18.40 (1) 07:10.67 (1) (b) Lars Pals 01:47.46 01:51.08 01:52.27 (s) Nando Schröder +7.60 +3.62 +1.19 FA 2. SAF SA Fribourg 01:42.98 (2) 03:34.29 (2) 05:29.08 (2) 07:21.31 (2) +10.64 (b) Justin Schaller 01:51.31 01:54.79 01:52.23 (s) Fabian Donzelli +8.33 +3.48 -2.56 FA 3. HUN1 Hunze 1 01:48.20 (3) 03:43.05 (3) 05:39.35 (3) 07:26.83 (3) +16.16 (b) Dimitri van Wijngaarden 01:54.85 01:56.30 01:47.48 (s) Sander Henskes +6.65 +1.45 -8.82 1st, 2nd, fastest 3rd => FA Time-Team Regatta System 20-04-2017 @ 16:35 2/165 RESULTS Koninklijke- Holland Beker June, 4-5 2016 Event Under 23 Women's Single Sculls Heat 1 Saturday 021 BW 1x H1 08:50 pos. crew 500m 1000m 1500m finish qualification 1. NOR Norway 01:55.24 (1) 03:57.30 (2) 06:00.35 (2) 08:00.77 (1) (s) Thea Helseth 02:02.06 02:03.05 02:00.42 +6.82 +0.99 -2.63 FA 2. NJO1 Njord 1 01:55.91 (2) 03:56.54 (1) 05:59.72 (1) 08:03.44 (2) +2.67 (s) Mieke Wilms 02:00.63 02:03.18 02:03.72 +4.72 +2.55 +0.54 FA 3. WET Wetterwille 01:58.96 (3) 04:03.96 (3) 06:11.56 (3) 08:17.48 (3) +16.71 (s) Joy Droogsma 02:05.00 02:07.60 02:05.92 +6.04 +2.60 -1.68 FA 4. EUR Euros 01:59.32 (4) 04:05.35 (4) 06:14.58 (4) 08:20.40 (4) +19.63 (s) Helen Harmsen 02:06.03 02:09.23 02:05.82 +6.71 +3.20 -3.41 1st, 2nd, 3rd => FA Time-Team Regatta System 20-04-2017 @ 16:35 3/165 RESULTS Koninklijke- Holland Beker June, 4-5 2016 Event Under 23 Women's Single Sculls Heat 2 Saturday 021 BW 1x H2 08:55 pos. crew 500m 1000m 1500m finish qualification 1. SKA Skadi 01:57.09 (1) 03:58.69 (1) 06:01.11 (1) 08:04.49 (1) (s) Jara Verweij 02:01.60 02:02.42 02:03.38 +4.51 +0.82 +0.96 FA 2. LAG Laga 01:57.56 (2) 04:01.89 (2) 06:06.14 (2) 08:13.66 (2) +9.17 (s) Marieke Mulder 02:04.33 02:04.25 02:07.52 +6.77 -0.08 +3.27 FA 3. NJO2 Njord 2 01:58.83 (4) 04:04.78 (4) 06:10.11 (3) 08:18.23 (3) +13.74 (s) Donna Christen 02:05.95 02:05.33 02:08.12 +7.12 -0.62 +2.79 FA 4. NSR Norske Studenters RK 01:58.20 (3) 04:02.35 (3) 06:12.91 (4) 08:29.66 (4) +25.17 (s) Sara Juel 02:04.15 02:10.56 02:16.75 +5.95 +6.41 +6.19 1st, 2nd, 3rd => FA Time-Team Regatta System 20-04-2017 @ 16:35 4/165 RESULTS Koninklijke- Holland Beker June, 4-5 2016 Event Under 23 Lightweight Women's Double Sculls Heat 1 Saturday 011 BLW 2x H1 09:00 pos. crew 500m 1000m 1500m finish qualification 1. OKE combi Okeanos/Thêta 01:46.42 (1) 03:40.14 (1) 05:36.83 (1) 07:33.37 (1) (b) Ellen de Boer 01:53.72 01:56.69 01:56.54 (s) Claartje Ottens +7.30 +2.97 -0.15 FA 2. NJO combi Njord/Saurus 01:49.31 (2) 03:42.84 (2) 05:39.96 (2) 07:36.48 (2) +3.11 (b) Dominique Vrouwenvelder 01:53.53 01:57.12 01:56.52 (s) Janette van der Linden +4.22 +3.59 -0.60 FA 3. NSR combi Norske Studenters RK/BER 01:52.14 (3) 03:45.88 (3) 05:41.86 (3) 07:39.74 (3) +6.37 (b) Sara Hegge 01:53.74 01:55.98 01:57.88 (s) Maia Emilie Lund +1.60 +2.24 +1.90 FA 4. NER2 Nereus 2 01:52.32 (4) 03:48.81 (4) 05:48.97 (4) 07:47.87 (4) +14.50 (b) Lise van Genuchten 01:56.49 02:00.16 01:58.90 (s) Margot Rakers +4.17 +3.67 -1.26 1st, 2nd, fastest 3rd => FA Time-Team Regatta System 20-04-2017 @ 16:35 5/165 RESULTS Koninklijke- Holland Beker June, 4-5 2016 Event Under 23 Lightweight Women's Double Sculls Heat 2 Saturday 011 BLW 2x H2 09:05 pos. crew 500m 1000m 1500m finish qualification 1. NER combi Nereus/Vidar 01:44.48 (1) 03:32.62 (1) 05:23.04 (1) 07:13.44 (1) (b) Amber Kraak 01:48.14 01:50.42 01:50.40 (s) Anne-Marie Schonk +3.66 +2.28 -0.02 FA 2. JPN Japan 01:46.25 (2) 03:38.63 (2) 05:34.19 (2) 07:30.82 (2) +17.38 (b) Mao Kadoya 01:52.38 01:55.56 01:56.63 (s) Miharu Takashima +6.13 +3.18 +1.07 FA 3. NER1 Nereus 1 01:50.60 (3) 03:45.76 (3) 05:42.90 (3) 07:40.13 (3) +26.69 (b) Marike Veldhuis 01:55.16 01:57.14 01:57.23 (s) Martine Veldhuis +4.56 +1.98 +0.09 1st, 2nd, fastest 3rd => FA Time-Team Regatta System 20-04-2017 @ 16:35 6/165 RESULTS Koninklijke- Holland Beker June, 4-5 2016 Event Under 23 Lightweight Men's Single Sculls Heat 1 Saturday 022 BLM 1x H1 09:10 pos. crew 500m 1000m 1500m finish qualification 1. NSR Norske Studenters RK 01:45.11 (2) 03:36.36 (1) 05:31.07 (1) 07:24.30 (1) (s) Sten Patrick Een Sture 01:51.25 01:54.71 01:53.23 +6.14 +3.46 -1.48 FA 2. TRI Triton 01:47.68 (3) 03:41.88 (3) 05:33.04 (2) 07:26.75 (2) +2.45 (s) Lay de Jong 01:54.20 01:51.16 01:53.71 +6.52 -3.04 +2.55 FA 3. JPN Japan 01:44.25 (1) 03:38.31 (2) 05:34.78 (3) 07:33.84 (3) +9.54 (s) Takatomo Furumai 01:54.06 01:56.47 01:59.06 +9.81 +2.41 +2.59 4. VID Vidar 01:48.24 (4) 03:44.43 (4) 05:40.38 (4) 07:36.33 (4) +12.03 (s) Max Menten 01:56.19 01:55.95 01:55.95 +7.95 -0.24 1st, 2nd, fastest 3rd => FA Time-Team Regatta System 20-04-2017 @ 16:35 7/165 RESULTS Koninklijke- Holland Beker June, 4-5 2016 Event Under 23 Lightweight Men's Single Sculls Heat 2 Saturday 022 BLM 1x H2 09:15 pos. crew 500m 1000m 1500m finish qualification 1. GBR Leander Club 01:46.73 (2) 03:37.69 (1) 05:28.61 (1) 07:19.70 (1) (s) Sam Mottram 01:50.96 01:50.92 01:51.09 +4.23 -0.04 +0.17 FA 2. IRQ Iraq 01:47.52 (3) 03:38.76 (2) 05:31.27 (2) 07:25.43 (2) +5.73 (s) Mohammed Ryad Alkhalafaji 01:51.24 01:52.51 01:54.16 +3.72 +1.27 +1.65 FA 3. NER Nereus 01:46.46 (1) 03:39.84 (3) 05:35.19 (3) 07:28.88 (3) +9.18 (s) Floris Loeffen 01:53.38 01:55.35 01:53.69 +6.92 +1.97 -1.66 FA OBU Oxford Brookes did not start (s) Ask Tjom 1st, 2nd, fastest 3rd => FA Time-Team Regatta System 20-04-2017 @ 16:35 8/165 RESULTS Koninklijke- Holland Beker June, 4-5 2016 Event Under 23 Men's Single Sculls Heat 1 Saturday 023 BM 1x H1 09:20 pos. crew 500m 1000m 1500m finish qualification 1. HAZ TRT Hazewinkel 01:42.12 (1) 03:33.20 (1) 05:26.11 (1) 07:17.67 (1) (s) Tom De Borger 01:51.08 01:52.91 01:51.56 +8.96 +1.83 -1.35 FA 2.
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