Emma Robinson

Emma Robinson ( * November 26, 1971 in Montreal ) is a Canadian rower who won two Olympic medals and three world championship titles.

Robinson won her first international medal at the World Championships in 1993 in the four without coxswain. The following year, she performed at the World Championships in both the quad without and in the aft, but missed in two boat classes the final, 1995, she finished with the eighth to sixth place. From 1996 until her Karrierereende 2000 Emma Robinson stepped to the respective season highlight both always in twos without coxswain and in the eighth. While they still won a medal in the eights, she managed the only two in 1997 to 1999 when she became world champion three times in succession, first twice with Alison grain and then with Theresa Luke.

Endkampfplatzierungen

(OS = Olympic Games, World Championships, World Cup = )

  • World Cup 1993: 3rd place in four without (Shannon Crawford, Julie Jespersen Platt, Kelly Mahon and Emma Robinson)
  • World Cup 1995: 6th place in the aft (Julie Jespersen Platt, Theresa Luke, Kelly Mahon, Maria Maunder, Jessica Monroe, Emma Robinson, Tosha Tsang, Anna van der Kamp and Lesley Thompson)
  • OS 1996: 5th place in two without ( Emma Robinson and Anna van der Kamp )
  • OS 1996: 2nd place in the aft ( Heather McDermid, Tosha Tsang, Maria Maunder, Alison Korn, Emma Robinson, Anna van der Kamp, Jessica Monroe, Theresa Luke and Lesley Thompson)
  • World Cup 1997: 1st place in two without ( Emma Robinson and Alison Korn)
  • World Cup 1997: 2nd place in the aft ( Buffy Alexander, Laryssa Biesenthal, Jessica Gonin, Alison Korn, Emma Robinson Dorota Urbaniak, Kristen Wall, Kubet Weston and Lesley Thompson)
  • World Cup 1998: 1st place in two without ( Emma Robinson and Alison Korn)
  • World Cup 1998: 3rd place in the aft ( Buffy Alexander, Laryssa Biesenthal, Heather Davis, Alison Korn, Marnie McBean, Emma Robinson Dorota Urbaniak, Kubet Weston and Lesley Thompson)
  • World Cup 1999: 1st place in two without ( Emma Robinson and Theresa Luke )
  • World Cup 1999: 3rd place in the aft ( Buffy Alexander, Laryssa Biesenthal, Alison Korn, Theresa Luke, Heather McDermid, Emma Robinson Dorota Urbaniak, Kubet Weston and Lesley Thompson)
  • OS 2000: 4th place in two without ( Emma Robinson and Theresa Luke )
  • OS 2000: 3rd place in the aft ( Heather McDermid, Heather Davis, Dorota Urbaniak, Theresa Luke, Emma Robinson, Alison Korn, Laryssa Biesenthal, Buffy Alexander and Lesley Thompson)
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