In a nail-biter of a rowing race, New Zealand’s women’s coxless four team have secured third place and the bronze medal at the 2024 Paris Olympics.
The New Zealand four include Davina Waddy, Phoebe Spoors, and sisters Kerri Williams and Jackie Gowler
The race began with the Netherlands taking an early lead, followed by Britain in second place and Romania in third. New Zealand started off at the back but quickly worked their way up the ranks.
By the 500-meter mark, the Kiwis were in fifth place. However, as the race continued, they advanced to fourth place, showing their determination and skill. At the halfway point, New Zealand surged into third place, putting them in a position to contend for a medal.
With less than 1000 meters to go, the Dutch and British teams maintained their strong leads in first and second place, respectively. New Zealand held a slight advantage over Romania, aiming for a podium finish. As the race reached the 1500-meter mark, the Kiwis were locked in a tight battle with Romania for the bronze medal.
The race was a back-and-forth battle between Netherlands and Britain for the Gold, and on the other hand a battle between the Kiwis and Romania for the third medal.
In the final stretch, the New Zealand team pushed hard and crossed the finish line in third place, earning bronze. This achievement marked their second medal of the morning, adding to the excitement and pride for New Zealand fans, athletes, and rowers.
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