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Vietnam has gold medals at int’l women’s canoe tourney

Vietnam’s Truong Thi Phuong pocketed another gold medal at the International Canoe Federation Women’s Canoe Cup, which ended on June 8 in Szeged City, Hungary.
Vietnam has gold medals at int’l women’s canoe tourney ảnh 1Truong Thi Phuong and her medal collection. She has added five more after the World Cup in Hungary (Photo: vov.vn)

Hanoi (VNA) - Vietnam’s TruongThi Phuong pocketed another gold medal at the International Canoe FederationWomen’s Canoe Cup, which ended on June 8 in Szeged City, Hungary.

The Asian champion beat strongrivals to win the women junior individual 2,000m event with a time of 10min31.094sec.

Svetlana Ussova of Kazakhstan camesecond with 10:35.802, and Vietnam’s Nguyen Thi Tuyet was third, timing10:42.825.

This was Phuong’s second gold at thetournament. Earlier, she won the women junior doubles 200m category.

On June 8, the 18-year-old alsopocketed one silver and two bronze medals. She grabbed a silver in the womenjunior doubles 500m event, along with Tuyet. The pair took 2:02.875 to completetheir race.

Chinese duo Huan Men and Qi Li, wholost to the Vietnamese girls in the 200m pool, took the title, clocking2:01.775. Ussova and her teammate Alexsandra Kim came third at 2:05.206.

Phuong won bronzes in the womenjunior individual 200m and 500m disciplines.

Nguyen Thi Ngan and Tran Thi Lanalso won Vietnam another bronze in the women doubles 500m event. Anne-SophieLavoie-Parent and Rowan Hardy-Kavanagh of Canada took the title, while theirteammates Hannah Macintosh and Nadya Crossman-Serb pocketed silver.

Vietnam completed the Szegedcompetition with two gold, two silver and four bronze medals.-VNA

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