Please post results asap for those of us unable to make the trip to Welland. Could any of you (Mike K) post like Berlin?

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coming up 200m

what division was that?

Women? Senior? Premier?

Thanks

Can you post the times as well or is there an official site with this information? Thanks

Crewers won both the 200m & 1000m.
Montreal 2nd and OHDBC 3rd.
Crewers - already secured the berth for Australia.

but but I thought outer harbour but but.... lanes... but sun in the eyes... but but...

Hell, I'm still waiting for the 2nd bulletin!

"Bulletin number 2 (coming soon) "

The results always speak for themselves.
Including the Senior Results.
Montreal women - back to the drawing board.
OHDBC Women - perhaps a few of them might rethink their abilities.

Is there a link to the results somewhere?

"OHDBC Women - perhaps a few of them might rethink their abilities"

Rather than make snide remarks about them I think they should be congratulated for having the courage to step up and compete against a group that has been an almost unbeatable paddling powerhouse for years now.

Teams should be encouraged to compete, not laughed at behind their backs by anonymous posters. I'm signing my name on this as a challenge to you to do the same. Either that, or keep you sniping to yourself.

So good on you for competing, OHDBC ladies, and good luck at the Club Crews!

And congrat's to the "crewsers" for once again earning the sanction to represent Canada at the World Championships. The way you were kicking our butts on Thursday mornings, I had no doubt.

Well said James.

Touchy subject ?

Well done to Blakes Crew.

Any results for mens?

I heard there were only two entries for the Premier Open Div.
The first two races were won by Toronto against False Creek.

the OHDBC ladies made the trek and paddled with the best crews in the country. Well done all 3 crews. This just shows how dominate our women are.

Canadian women rock!

In the 1000 open ,Toronto just edged out FCRCC by less that 1/2 a second I believe .Time was around mid 3.40's .In the 500 again TO just edged out FCRCC at the finish w/ a mid 1.40 something .The 200 it appeared FCRCC spun their wheels on the start and TO edged them out by 4 seats maybe,To had a 40 and FCRCC was a 42

Awesome races to watch .Fcrcc gave them 1 heck of a race and earned some respect I think .They were so close coming down the course and at times it was back and forth .Congrats to both teams for jobs well done

The Premier mixed was the same w/ TO just barely pulling it off on FCRCC at the finish and both races it was hard to tell who won .

The national womens team rocked,they were very strong and solid

Some very fast times today ,seniors up tomorrow

Are these times really, really fast, or is it just me? The locks must have been open

Is there a website for the results of the time trial?

Where are all these results coming from? People that were there? Second hand? If every little festival out there can publish their results, surely there is a website for the National Team Trials!!!

This is the first time this event was run entirely volunteer. Give the organizers a break, they looked pretty burnt.

Organizers will post results up on the Dragon Boat Canada website.

Fast times were a combination of the Welland course depth (deep = fast) and a tail wind all day. Still those times are awesome. Congrats to all who dared to go to trials.

No results for the Senior section - Wednesday ?
No official results from yesterday for the Premier and Open ?

The suspense is killing me! What happened? Details, times,etc would be appreciated. Thanks!

What were the results in todays races? All divisions please. Also as someone else has asked what is the link to the results, I have googled everything possible.

1ooo m 1 csdbc 2 ohdbc 3 toronto master
200m 1 ohdbc 2 csdbc 3 toronto marter
500mm 1 ohdbc 2 csdbc 3 toronto marter


1 over all ohdbc 2 csdbc 3 toronto marter

Can you post the times? I'm from the west how did Roli Canada do? I'm guessing 4 or 5 but I'd like to know the times.

Sorry I should have specified the senior mixed division please.

For all 3 distances, the order of finish was 1) OHDBC (Jim), 2) SNP (Mac), and 3) Toronto Masters.

OHDBC and SNP get the entries for Australia.

Today there was a light head wind. I think the winning 1,000 m time was about 3:52.

SNP (Mac) won the Senior Mixed 200 m, with OHDBC (Jim) 2nd, and Eat Trout third.

OHDBC won the Senior Mixed 500 m, with SNP 2nd. I didn't see who came 3rd, but I would expect it was Eat Trout.

OHDBC gets the first Australia entry for Mixed, and SNP gets the 2nd entry.

What do you mean they get Australia's entry? Were they DQ?

^^^ think about it.. they don't get "Australia's entry" they get one of the entries to represent Canada at the World Championships next year in Australia.

Seems like the more things change, the more they stay the same.

I can't believe the above post. Do you know what's going on in Welland?

What don't you believe?

Trout over 50 mixed team did a 1:50.
????

I came out with FCRCC, and i have to say that those were some incredible races for all teams in all divisions. we had beautiful weather and an appreciated tail wind. i sat out the 200m race where toronto obliterated us, and i have to admit that it was quite a humbling site to see. that team was incredibly fast and while they did have to fight for it, they earned that spot to Aus. who knows, maybe in 2yrs time we'll be able to edge them out.

the results are online.

"i sat out the 200m race where toronto obliterated us"

Damn, you must be really good! They obliterated your team just because you weren't racing! WOW!

yeah, something like that... way to misinterpret and misquote a sentence.

welcome to the hammerhead website

Hey Colossus, don't pay any attention to idiots like 12:17 p.m. You guys were great in Welland and awesome at the CCWC. Congrats on great racing and sportsmanship. Looking forward to racing you guys again next time.

Results aren't posted online. Unless there posted somewhere other than the dragonboatcanada website

http://www.dragonboatcanada.org/ntt.html

Great showing at CCWC